i get the arguments against using it to describe something negatively but i really don't care, it's like how i think slaughterhouses and the mass slaughter and packaging of animals as food is really fucked up, but i just ate in n out like 10 minutes ago. i like saying gay and i like eating meat.


no pun intended

Quote from: FileCabinetClock;1876497i like saying gay and i like eating meat.


no pun intended

hahahaha


and yeah unfortunately I have the same view on meat eating. I wish I could be a vegetarian but meat is just too god damn delicious. I could eat KFC buffalo snackers every day for the rest of my life.

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and yeah unfortunately I have the same view on meat eating. I wish I could be a vegetarian but meat is just too god damn delicious. I could eat KFC buffalo snackers every day for the rest of my life.

dude did you ever try the KFC double down??

Quote from: FileCabinetClock;1876503dude did you ever try the KFC double down??

Yeah I did, I was expecting it to be a lot more than it was. It was good, sure, you cant go wrong with two pieces of chickenwith bacon and cheese, but I prefer the doubleicious. Seems the concept is more outrageous than the taste.

Its the gayest time of the year!

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and yeah unfortunately I have the same view on meat eating. I wish I could be a vegetarian but meat is just too god damn delicious. I could eat KFC buffalo snackers every day for the rest of my life.

Keep eating meat, just change your purchasing habits.

Look for grass fed organic beef, cage-free chicken eggs, and if you can, free range farmed meat. When you put your money towards good, humane meat farming practices, you increase the market for those practices. Companies will continue to put animals through horrific conditions as long as it keeps the price low and people are buying it. But if you actively put dollars into the hands of their competition, you don't just prevent them from profiting off of you, you actively hurt their company/bad farming practices.

Unfortunately free range means little in the US.