Random Announcements
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Levis implicated in cruel treatment of denim cows…..
http://www.theonion.com/articles/levis-factory-implicated-in-cruel-treatment-of-den,35634/
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Good intentions. But not sure of its long term outcome on 1)when the pigs grow bigger 2) when the mom becomes aware these are not tiger cubs and 3) when the zoologists remove the piglets….
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To me, 3 is the only real concern. Most animals strongest memory connections seem to be made by scent, it's actually why dogs will roll all over your bed when you're not home. They're lonely and want your scent all over them. She would have understood these weren't hers by scent alone. So there's obviously a bond there now. Given the nature of how the bond was formed though, I would imagine seperating them will be difficult.
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There are only 242 days left until Christmas :o
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PhotoFuckIt manages to piss me off again. Yes for just 99cents, I can get rid of the ads…..Go feck yourself.....
_99 cents doesn't get you very far these days. Especially if you're looking to buy something extraordinary. So we weren't surprised by the shock when we announced that Photobucket now offers users an ad-free experience for just $0.99.
Yep, you read it right. An ad-free Photobucket costs only $0.99 making it the least expensive ad-free experience around. Sounds a little crazy, but it's true._
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Todays favourite sentence from the British tabloid press was published in an article provoking outrage over Pizza Express serving Halal chicken and not telling people about it.
"Outrage as chickens are slaughtered whilst still alive"
Man, I was crying with laughter in my works canteen
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if its random ,my jelly was nice tonight
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"Outrage as chickens are slaughtered whilst still alive"
That's barbaric! They should wait until the chickens are dead before they slaughter them!
Seriously, is the outrage because they're using a halal abattoir? Just standard Islamaphobia?
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Yup, in the UK we have replaced both overt racism and political correctness with a kind of snide, pseudo racism which is thinly veiled as freedom of speech.
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In America, we think that freedom of speech constitutes complete insulation from the consequences of whatever we say, as long as we agree with the person saying it.
