Man, it must suck to be a chicken.

[Viazon]

Think about it. They are either raised to be killed and eaten or they are raised to have their babies be killed and eaten. What a sucky way of life.

But then again, I suppose it's their own fault for tasting so good.

Just a random thought I had.

[ShaneOfan]

If god didn't want us to eat animals he would not have made them taste so good.

[Viazon]

If god didn't want us to eat animals he would not have made them taste so good.

But what if man tastes good? Does that mean we should be eaten?

[Westcoastvibes]

If god didn't want us to eat animals he would not have made them taste so good.

But what if man tastes good? Does that mean we should be eaten?

No, cause man can be very tricky to catch and can become very dangerous when its life is threatened. The reward does not out weigh the risk in mans case

[HFX]

If god didn't want us to eat animals he would not have made them taste so good.

But what if man tastes good? Does that mean we should be eaten?

I got set on fire once and smelled like pork. I've also heard people taste like pigs so therefore we taste good.

[Camstud]

If god didn't want us to eat animals he would not have made them taste so good.

But what if man tastes good? Does that mean we should be eaten?

I got set on fire once and smelled like pork. I've also heard people taste like pigs so therefore we taste good.

That's such a great sentence.

[Ali]

Chickens don't have their babies killed and eaten, if you're referring to eggs. In order to create a baby chicken, the eggs that hens lay must be fertilized by a rooster. Pretty much all commercial chicken farms are set up in such a way that the eggs that go to market have almost no chance to be fertilized. On the rare occasion that does happen, it's called "balut" and it is a delicacy in some East Asian countries.

[PorkChop]

I was set on fire once and smelled like HFX.

[Ali]

I was set on fire once and smelled like HFX.

How do you know what he sme--nevermind, I don't want to know.

[Daz]

Chickens don't have their babies killed and eaten, if you're referring to eggs. In order to create a baby chicken, the eggs that hens lay must be fertilized by a rooster. Pretty much all commercial chicken farms are set up in such a way that the eggs that go to market have almost no chance to be fertilized. On the rare occasion that does happen, it's called "balut" and it is a delicacy in some East Asian countries.

Why does that not surprise me? They're worse than the French, they'll eat anything.