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Christmas gifts for TKers

It's a cock cosy. Keeps guys' junk warm in the winter, wicks away moisture in the summer. I'm going to assume they used a rib stitch for boner room . . .
 
Little, naked lambs.

Bah, bah, black sheep have you any wool?

Yes, sir, yes, sir, three bags full.

One for the master's penis

And two for his ball sack.




It doesn't rhyme.
 
For everyone:

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bah fucking humbug
 
I' d like to exchange that for diamond earrings please. I'm using clean, renewable energy these days.
 
I see vegetarians the same way I see agnostics. If you're concerned for the animals being eaten, you should just go totally vegan. If you're not concerned for the animals being used as by-products, then you should just stick to being an omnivore.

I know some people do it for health reasons, but the ones who are doing it for moral reasons are total looney toons.
 
Same way as if you protest against power plants you can't go home and turn on the light switch or you can't protest against chopping down trees with paper work... just mine and CM 0.02c
 
Conchaga said:
I see vegetarians the same way I see agnostics. If you're concerned for the animals being eaten, you should just go totally vegan. If you're not concerned for the animals being used as by-products, then you should just stick to being an omnivore.

I know some people do it for health reasons, but the ones who are doing it for moral reasons are total looney toons.
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Interesting. How about simply seeing a difference between killing them for meat and keeping them for dairy? How about being concerned about the way animals in the food industry are treated and simply not wanting to support it?
For me, people starting to cry over a horse being mistreated and calling their pets their "babies" while preparing the cheap steak they bought from the supermarket are the loony toons, not those who simply decide not to eat it.

It's always very amusing to me to see how when faced with someone making a so-called "ethical" decision, there are always people immediately demanding full and complete consistency, when we all know that pretty much nobody can ever achieve that. There are more choices than "all or nothing".
 
I understand. Lots of vegans/vegetarians I hang out with will cry if someone brings hotdogs to a feast but they will sit there and bang on an animal skin drum head.

Know a bunch of folks in the animal rescue business who preach about being vegan/vegetarian yet they will give a live animal to a big cat for lunch or toss in a mouse to a snake.

One of those things I have to leave to each their own. For me it is health reasons and because I saw an animal slaughtered for food a few weeks back. Made me sick to my soul. Truth is if I had to kill in order to eat meat I wouldn't. There is a difference in me asking people to do something I can't and asking people to do something for me that I won't.
 
Seph said:
Same way as if you protest against power plants you can't go home and turn on the light switch or you can't protest against chopping down trees with paper work... just mine and CM 0.02c
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Ugh... don't even get me started on the bullshit that is protesting the pulp and paper industry. Especially here in the US. That is such an eco-nerd-friendly over-regulated industry, that they really have no leg to stand on.

Ilyanna said:
Interesting. How about simply seeing a difference between killing them for meat and keeping them for dairy? How about being concerned about the way animals in the food industry are treated and simply not wanting to support it?
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Dairy cows are treated just as poorly as KFC chickens. The issue is one and the same.

For me, people starting to cry over a horse being mistreated and calling their pets their "babies" while preparing the cheap steak they bought from the supermarket are the loony toons, not those who simply decide not to eat it.
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Agreed.

It's always very amusing to me to see how when faced with someone making a so-called "ethical" decision, there are always people immediately demanding full and complete consistency, when we all know that pretty much nobody can ever achieve that. There are more choices than "all or nothing".
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I was simply poking fun at the ones who think vegetarianism is a trend and is 'cool'. I do have tons of friends who have been vegans for a LONG time and they're as consistent as they can be. Usually, their only slip-ups are because of mis-labeled foods, not due to carelessness. Yet, someone who hasn't eaten meat for a long time will get sick when they do. So, they quickly notice when they're eating something against their chosen diet.

eloisel said:
One of those things I have to leave to each their own. For me it is health reasons and because I saw an animal slaughtered for food a few weeks back. Made me sick to my soul. Truth is if I had to kill in order to eat meat I wouldn't. There is a difference in me asking people to do something I can't and asking people to do something for me that I won't.
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Ah, I like hunting and am completely comfortable with my place on the food chain. I think that some practices of the meat industry are ethically sticky, but I also love bacon cheddar burgers.
 
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