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Don Alley
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Skeet/Loreto
Skeet is Here!
God gave us the Brains to make Decesions. Not the Bible.
Faith Hope and Charity!
All of you Posters are forgetting the Basics of Life.
Survival Of the Fitist. The Strong shall survive, The Weak will Perish.
Seems as some you should go back to Berkerly and finish your Education.
Anon The Preacher |
The Deceder has Spoken!
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Martyman
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I hope you dragged a few lures past that bloated cow.
Hey Gypsy, I just ate my goldfish!!
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Skeet/Loreto
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"Three things are too wonderful for me,
four I do not understand,
The way of an eagle in the sky,
The way of a serpent on a rock,
The way of a Ship on the high seas,
And the way of a man with a maiden."
Proverbs 30:18-20
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Bajagypsy
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martyman, I just ate my son's guinea pig.
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Capt. George
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And Beezlebub said:
Go forth and rape and pillage the land and the seas....for you are in my image, horn head......
If it looks good to eat, harpoon it, and eat only the good parts....
\"The penalty good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men\" Plato
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Paulina
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If ANY of you tries to eat my horse, I'm going to be really mad.
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\"Well behaved women rarely make history.\" Laurel Thatcher Ulrich
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DianaT
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Now I know they were serious when they had Young Donkeys on the English menu at the La Pinta. It was not a mistaken translation after all. 
Diane
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MrBillM
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Eating Horse
Watch out for any Frenchies that may come by.
Although I haven't eaten any horses, my dogs have in the past. They never said how it was, but they did appear to enjoy it. That may not be a
recommendation, though, since I've tasted the Dog Biscuits that my current dogs love so much and they're pretty awful.
Given the condition of that Cow that floated past me, I doubt that it would have been good eating. Besides, it would have been pretty difficult to
dress out in the small c-ckpit of the sailboat, especially in the middle of a storm.
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Mexitron
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| Quote: | Originally posted by MrBillM
I'm assuming that ALL of those here who are opposed to Caguama Steaks are Vegetarians. Otherwise, they're simply Hypocrites.
A Cow has as much right to life as a Turtle. |
Its more about eating a species which is in decline and especially stealing from a site that is attempting to keep that species intact. Cows are
plentiful.
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jodiego
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Back in the 80's, my wife and I came upon a turtle stuck in a ditch next to our hotel in Cabo. It was flailing away, bleeding, and trying to extract
himself from his situation. Together we were able to move him out of the ditch and point him towards the sea. Several hours later we discovered that
some of the locals had grabbed him before he made it into the water and were "playing" with him on the beach. In our very broken spanish, we were
able to persuade them to help us take him to the edge of the water where he quickly scooted under the waves and was on his way. It was a very
satisfiying day for both of us, not to mention the turtle.
[Edited on 4-16-2008 by jodiego]
[Edited on 4-19-2008 by jodiego]
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wilderone
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"I'm assuming that ALL of those here who are opposed to Caguama Steaks are Vegetarians. Otherwise, they're simply Hypocrites."
Nonsense.
Chickens, cattle, buffalo, goat, rabbit, etc. are not endangered species and are bred for food. If the turtles were left alone and the egg-laying
projects all over Mexico were supported for a few years, everyone would have that food source as well. What part of "endangered species" do you not
understand?
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MrBillM
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Hypocrites and other Wild Things
I have no problem with ANYONE who would frame their argument AGAINST eating Turtle as an "endangered species" question.
I would expect those persons (other than Vegans) to then have no philosophical problem IF said turtles were brought back to a sustainable level that
would allow their harvesting as a food product. The FACT remains that those who otherwise eat other meat and protest are still Hypocrites.
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Cardon Man
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Skeet/Loreto
Skeet is Here!
God gave us the Brains to make Decesions. Not the Bible.
Faith Hope and Charity!
All of you Posters are forgetting the Basics of Life.
Survival Of the Fitist. The Strong shall survive, The Weak will Perish.
Seems as some you should go back to Berkerly and finish your Education.
Anon The Preacher |
What exactly is your point there Skeeter?
Your assumption that compassion for an animal reflects a lack of understanding of the "basics of life" is patently absurd.
Also, how the heck does "survival of the fittest" relate to stealing turtles from a sanctuary? 
[Edited on 4-18-2008 by Cardon Man]
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