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[sigma7]

Don't know what to get me for Christmas next year? Try MiniCattle. So coot! Don't forget to find out what the Bible says about miniature cattle and what to say when someone says you shouldn't eat meat.

Also, the mouse escaped, my heart-doc cut my dose and I've chomped through my daily dose of Tums. No relationship in any of those.

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[robing.livejournal.com]

The miniature cattle were kinda cute. Of course, its entirely possible that cattle were originally around the size, and people have just been breeding them to be bigger and bigger all these years.

uh...Sig, would you actually say any of those things he lists as a defense of meat eating? I'm not gonna get into the religious arguments, but the scientific ones...I dunno....

I wouldn't count on that mouse being gone, either. Probably just found his way into the walls. Ah, reminds me of home...

[sigma7.livejournal.com]

Actually my favorite part of the pro-beef (or, you could say, anti-veg) bit was the title of the book: "The Milk of Human Kindness is Not Pasteurized."

...Well, I was kinda surprised. On a site with cuuuute little tiny teeny cows I wasn't expecting a chapter-and-verse assault on vegetarianism. I'm not sure people are going to shell out big bucks for tiny cows so they can have very small steaks. (And, honestly, I'm surprised that there was any scripture at all spent on miniature cattle. Seems kind of unfocused.)

Definitely more amusement than adoption.

Oh, and the (well, *that*) mouse is no more. Two coworkers, one glue trap, some peanut butter, and a golf club. I should leave it at that.

And congrats on the scarving! You are mighty with the scarvage.

[robing.livejournal.com]

Heh....that title would make a good bumper sticker, I think.

I agree it was a strange place for an anti-veg rant. But then, it's the internet. I would make a comment about "baby vegetables", but...it seems in poor taste, for some reason.

......yeah, I don't think I'll ask about the mouse anymore...that sounds...disturbing.