Yeah, but no, but yeah...Plastic isn't the same as meat is it?
Oil is made from stuff that died thousends of years ago, and has just become a chemical.
It's hindus that buy cars with leather seats that I don't understand. But then I'm not going to pretend to know enough about that religion to pass judgement. I'm going to stop typing now.
(Oil is made from stuff that died thousends of years ago, and has just become a chemical.
It's hindus that buy cars with leather seats that I don't understand. But then I'm not going to pretend to know enough about that religion to pass judgement. I'm going to stop typing now.
Mr Gear the gay-maker,
Mon 7 Feb 2005, 10:38,
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Tescos value meat products - I rest my case
maiden is filmed before a live studio audience,
Mon 7 Feb 2005, 10:39,
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I just wondered how longan animal has to be dead before vegans are allowed to use them. Is there a statute of limitations?
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Afinkawan Yes I can hear you Clem Fandango,
Mon 7 Feb 2005, 10:41,
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Both, I think.Having looked it up. Though I guess it's far from certain, seeing as homogenous black goop is difficult to reconstruct plants or animals from.
It's a good point, though. The oxygen in the atmosphere was originally an animal product, wasn't it?
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Mon 7 Feb 2005, 10:43,
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It's a good point, though. The oxygen in the atmosphere was originally an animal product, wasn't it?
You learn something every day..."Crude oil was made over millions of years from tiny plants and animals, called plankton."
From : www.schoolscience.co.uk/content/4/chemistry/petroleum/knowl/4/2index.htm?origin.html
Mr Gear the gay-maker,
Mon 7 Feb 2005, 10:46,
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Yes, but that's a schools site.If they don't know the answer to a question they just make it up in order to maintain a facade of authority.
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Mon 7 Feb 2005, 10:49,
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I dunno. This is a valid point.But coal is made from dead trees, and oil is dead plankton. Isn't it?
( Mr Gear the gay-maker,
Mon 7 Feb 2005, 10:42,
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