PETV- veggie suffering!


	PETV- veggie suffering!

rvnurse2b

7-18-2007 1:29 PM

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vegetarian, food, spoof, funny, meat, produce, fruit

rvnurse2b says:

As if PETA wasn't enough- now we have People for the Ethical Treatment of Vegetables. What can we eat now, ROCKS and DIRT?

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7-19-2007 2:20 AM

Capitol

That's weird. I had no idea that plants had feeling. Kind of scares me since I'm a vegetarian.

7-20-2007 3:57 PM

rvnurse2b

even scarier since we who eat raw veggies actually EAT THEM WHILE THEY ARE ALIVE!!! Sounds yucky doesn't it?

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