Alex your name tag isn't signed. I forgot your name so I had to go look it up, you could of saved me some time.
Much like Soylent Green, it varies from person to person. (rimshot)orangeapples said:what do vegetarians think of test tube meat?
Star Bucks isn't coffee it's fasionchif-ii said:I want to see a Saint Bernard with, like, the cask around its neck and all, but have the Starbucks logo on the cask, and it's just filled with a double-mocha-expresso-whatever thing.
Just in case you couldn't figure it out, I don't drink coffee.
Exactly. I'd be more than happy to eat "grown" meat. Plus it would make all this preachy vegetarianism (sorry to all veggies, but you have some awful annyoing fellows) unnecessary because no animals would suffer anymore.Marudas said:Funny Episode. Probably my favorite two guests.
Honestly I don't see the problem with cultured meat. I make no claims to being a vegetarian or environmentalist of any kind, but if you find "Grown by men in white lab coats" disgusting, don't go looking for how we currently produce our meat products. It may turn your stomach.
That's just... silly. But a choice.Aardvaarkman said:Vegetarians who want everything to be "organic" would oppose it.
As long as you went ... oh, sorry "skied" (is this correct ) to Starbucks after that, then it's ok!MatParker116 said:Why did I watch this while eating Mcdonalds?
That's not just vegetarians, not by a long shot. There are plenty of meat-eaters (mostly yuppies) who insist that their meat be grass-fed, and their food is "artisanal" and produced by small local businesses living in a quaint village. There are people who are really into meat, but only hunt their own food.Le_Lisra said:That's just... silly. But a choice.Aardvaarkman said:Vegetarians who want everything to be "organic" would oppose it.