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From your article... "However, the small pig, which was less than seven months old, never made it to a plate and likely died when the home collapsed." | |||
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Makes no difference! My cousins ate pigs! | |||
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only mice and snakes are scared of pigs | |||
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Not necessarily John. When we used to go bow hunting for hogs in Gonzales we always went in pairs because if you broke a leg the hogs were very likely to eat you. Fear? Maybe not but a healthy respect for what they are capable of. Never mistake motion for action. | |||
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See what I mean? By saying only pigs eat pigs? | |||
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dammit you beat me to it!! | |||
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History says that the Jewish religion evolved from others, no surprise there. Maybe one day, some Jewish religious scholar got a bad pork chop and that was it, for eating bacon. Grizz When the horse has been eliminated, human life may be extended an average of five or more years. James R. Doolitle I think they've been misunderstood. Timothy Tredwell | |||
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I understand that the proscription of otherwise non-kasrut (kosher??) foods is waived to save one's life, perhaps one's health. A hypothetical example is almost certainly found in Nazi concentration camps. Jewish inmates would almost certainly be permitted to narf down any food without a type or quality or purity or fill-in-the-blank to stave off starvation. I know that certain foods in my specific case are permitted to combat my autoimmune illness. Hope this helps. It's so simple to be wise. Just think of something stupid to say and then don't say it. Sam Levinson | |||
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In my former in-laws restaurant/bar, the ham sandwich was sometimes ordered as "a special roast beef sandwich". And for many years Catholics did not eat meat on Fridays, sure. NRA Benefactor Member US Navy Veteran | |||
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Yes, my neighbor's house was destroyed by a tornado. The carcass of a small dog was found near the kitchen. I guess that means my neighbor ate dogs. Shit science.
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Definitely not 7 months old. More like 7 weeks old. Probably fed it scraps that the other animals would not eat. | |||
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Hmmmm. A living indoor garbage disposal. The first "In-pig-erator".
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All religions evolved from Stone Age Man’s . | |||
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Ain't no life without bacon. Those who don't eat pork lead very shallow lives. ~Ann | |||
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Small minded people eat pigs. Proper men eat camels! | |||
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I'm sure over those dietary rules have been bent over the centuries. Reminds me of the old joke about the rabbi and Catholic priest who were seatmates on a flight discussing the things that were forbidden by their respective religions. The punch line was the rabbi saying, "You've gotta admit that beats a ham sandwich." | |||
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Remember Jesus said it is not what goes into your mouth that defiles you. It is what comes out of your mouth.( Lies, deceit, gossip, using God's name in vain, hatred, etc. etc. etc. ) That is what defiles you. Craftsman | |||
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I recall the joke, Lavaca. Also, It has always been my opinion that the birth of "kosher" had its roots in a desert people with no means or concept of refrigeration or food spoilage. Makes sense really. Never mistake motion for action. | |||
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So, what do you call a man who smokes camels and eats swine?! | |||
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Cowboy! | |||
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Actually, I would call him "The Turk" in the Camel cigarette commercials (before the 79 Iran business. Overnight Camel changed their format + model to a musculature mustachioed Irishman ( as far from a sand nigger as can be). Marketing trumps all! Never mistake motion for action. | |||
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Touche'! | |||
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