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Programme about how meat makes it to our plates on BBC2 now
These sort of programmes should put me off, but it's like after I read Fast Food Nation, I just wanted a Whopper with cheese
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:32, archived)
I'm definitely
not watching that
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:33, archived)
As long as it tastes good im in
I mean think about it, if you thought about mimsy too much you wouldnt munch that...
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:33, archived)
Why did my friends laugh at me when I called it a mimsy?
It's not FAIR!

*stamps foot*
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:42, archived)
I got laughed at for calling it a Chotch

(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:47, archived)
I normally agree
but 'super size me' has put me of McD's for life.
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:34, archived)
Actually the first five minutes has put me off bacons


Maybe.



Hmm, bacon

Nope.
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:36, archived)
I only have
the quorn fillet thing at McDs and that's low fat. I go a few times a year, if that
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:36, archived)
If you didn't realise fast food was bad before, you're a spack.
Thus I have neither seen the movie, read the book nor visited a fast food joint in the last 14 months.
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:39, archived)
then you're clearly missing out

(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:40, archived)
That film was rubbish
Healthy eating guy eats nothing but junk food for a month, and gets ill....

Did he even have to test that theory?

I equate it to making a film about how smoking is bad for you, finding a non-smoker, and getting them to smoke 40 a day for a month.
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:54, archived)
The extent of the damage was quite shocking,
as were the statistics of how many people are eating this food on a regular basis.
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:56, archived)
In my view,
mass-murder of cows is no worse than digging up hundreds of potatoes with big fuck-off machinery.
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:37, archived)
You are the best person in Banbury:)

(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:41, archived)
That's not difficult, really.

(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:42, archived)
I like the chap who said
"Sometimes you pull a pigs arsehole through and you get a handfull of spunk."
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:45, archived)
you've never heard a potato scream for mercy

(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:46, archived)
i doubt pigs
have a concept of mercy
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:48, archived)
They've certainly never shown
me any.
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:49, archived)
no, they're evil,
fig 2.1
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:51, archived)
I reckon I've seen enough
to be able to slaughter a tiddler like that.
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:52, archived)
That's a pig?
Fucking hell, Giles!
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:56, archived)
My dad was a butcher
I don't care, it tastes damn good
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:37, archived)
Your dad is a god imho
Butchers are gods amongst men
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:38, archived)
I was a butcher for five years
and my brother had his own shop in Abbott Road
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:40, archived)
*shudder*

(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:41, archived)
You are Loki of the butchering world
AICMFP
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:41, archived)
Hankster isn't enough of a Trickster to be Loki

(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:49, archived)
Its one of the things i want to do with my life

(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:42, archived)
If you get pigs eyes and throw them at a tiled wall
they crawl down slowly like those sticky octopus kids toys.

And making false ears from pigs ears and a coat hanger is great fun
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:44, archived)
You need to get a bit jollier first,
and this guy on now has me in stitches.

"If you can cope with the mess of the blood and the guts and the faeces, it's not that bad really."
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:44, archived)
As an ex archaeologist ive seen death
And its really a non issue
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:46, archived)
yes
but have you smelt it?
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:47, archived)
aye but
archaeology isn't fresh death
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:47, archived)
And have you ever seen a pile of 50plus skeletons
With babies still in the mother?
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:48, archived)
All the time

(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:50, archived)
Yes I nipped down to my basement
only this morning
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:50, archived)
yes but them are bones
and it's sad, but they're just bones.
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:50, archived)
You want to belittle a tiny fetal skeleton
Sitting between the hips of its mother
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:51, archived)

belittle fellate
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:56, archived)
I did archaeology at uni
so yes, plus skeletons with hideous injuries from death in battle and the like
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:52, archived)
And where was this?

(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:53, archived)
it's an art form
watching my dad joint an animal is one of my early memories.

Sadly there was more monies in computers.
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:45, archived)
My friend's dad is a butcher.
I guess not a very good one, as he has 4 fingers on one hand, and 3 on the other.
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:46, archived)
A crafty
butcher?
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:39, archived)

a Frank

PEEEEGGGGGGGGGYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:40, archived)
I was all set to watch that
and then got squeamish at the last moment.

*prefers images of happy animals in fields*
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:38, archived)
It's good.
You're missing out.
(, Mon 4 Jul 2005, 21:42, archived)