All About Pocket Knives

Lugnut sighting of the day:

PETA’s new campaign- respect chicken & install their statue

On Monday, animal right body PETA asked civic authorities of all major cities to install a statue of chicken in prominent locations as “a mark of respect to billions of birds killed for food”.


PETA’s chief functionary Anuradha Sawhney said that “These statues will perhaps convince the people to stop eating chickens” in the letter to civic authorities of all major cities.


Making a forceful plea for mercy towards the bird on the ‘International Chicken Respect Day’ today, the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) said “billions of chicken were raised on factory farms each year and never have the chance to do anything natural and important.”


Here's my respect to chicken and suggestion for something they can do that's important. (J.D.)

Chickens are very important to me. They're one of my favorite foods.

Aw Jerry, how can you not love those artificially insiminated, chemically raised chickens? What I don't understand is why science hasn't developed a feather-free chicken????

Patience T.J. Patience. They're working on it.

If anything statues of chickens will just remind us all of how delicious those birds are!

That makes me hungry I will be headed to KFC tonight for dinner.

Jeff

We drove by a boneless chicken ranch the other day. Felt sorry for the poor birds just flopping around on the ground. Sad..

Well, you know where the legs come from, and the breasts, and wings, and thighs, but where do you reckon the nuggets come from??

tjmurphy wrote:Well, you know where the legs come from, and the breasts, and wings, and thighs, but where do you reckon the nuggets come from??

I always figured they plucked and deboned baby chicks. Once the boneless bodies collapse in on themselves, someone breads 'em and drops 'em in the deep fryer. I mean, if you have a better explanation I'd like to hear it!

tjmurphy wrote: Aw Jerry, how can you not love those artificially insiminated, chemically raised chickens? What I don't understand is why science hasn't developed a feather-free chicken????

TJ____I was told some years back,that they did,breed some chickens without feathers___ problem was____they would ""SUN-BURN"",without the feathers to cover their body??? _________can't win,for losing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

tjmurphy wrote: where do you reckon the nuggets come from??

Think about how those capons come to be.

Hey Monk, you leave them out in the So. Carolina sun long enough and it would be just like an apple orchard, just walk in, pick one up and eat it.

PETA stated, "“billions of chickens were raised on factory farms each year and never have the
chance to do anything natural and important.”

Kind of like Democrats, only in greater numbers.



Charlie Noyes