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Posted by DigitalMP on Mar-20-2006 16:03:

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Originally posted by Skipper
So do I. which is why I don't eat them.

*steals yours from your plate*

Posted by Mr. Smith on Mar-20-2006 16:09:

Ever walk into M&M's or the Meat Department in Grocery stores and get that glitter in your eyes for about 5 minutes, trying to contemplate which animal to devour?

I guess my favourite meat experience is eating Sashimi Beef in Vancouver ...Raw beef...MMM

Posted by ShadoWolf on Mar-20-2006 16:32:

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Originally posted by Wurm
Pulled pork.

Sweet and smoky.

Top it with coleslaw.

Southern goodness.

This man knows what he's talking about.

Posted by ShadoWolf on Mar-20-2006 16:34:

Steve Raichlen is a genius.

Posted by AdReNaLiNa on Mar-20-2006 16:35:

meh

I prefer breads, dairy and eggggs

Posted by rabbitjoker on Mar-20-2006 16:37:

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Originally posted by ShadoWolf
Steve Raichlen is a genius.

He's got a great website too.

Posted by Abercrombie on Mar-20-2006 16:50:

PETA morons to respond to this thread in

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Posted by Wurm on Mar-20-2006 17:28:

Now what, pray tell, is the champion of meat?

Posted by Platipus on Mar-20-2006 17:30:

damn all this meat talk is making me crave the cottage roll i have in the crock pot.... mmmmm

Posted by Cribby on Mar-20-2006 17:39:

Mmmm meat...I can't go a day without eating some <3

Posted by Moral Hazard on Mar-20-2006 17:40:

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Originally posted by Wurm
Now what, pray tell, is the champion of meat?

Belgian Blue beef... cut is a matter of personal preference. Kobe beef would be a close second... again, cut is dependant on individual taste.

if beef isn't your thing I would go with African lobster

Posted by DigitalMP on Mar-20-2006 17:44:

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Originally posted by Platipus
damn all this meat talk is making me crave the cottage roll i have in the crock pot.... mmmmm

Cottage roll is sooooooooo good. My ex used to make a split pea with cottage roll soup. Mmmmmmmmmm

Posted by ShadoWolf on Mar-20-2006 17:56:

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Originally posted by Wurm
Now what, pray tell, is the champion of meat?

It's in my pants.

Posted by Skipper on Mar-20-2006 18:25:

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Originally posted by Abercrombie
PETA morons to respond to this thread in

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While PETA itself as an organization doesn't use the most NOBLE means to further its cause, I expect by "Peta morons" you're referring to vegetarians, which is a pretty moronic statement in itself. Care to elaborate?

Posted by DigDeep on Mar-20-2006 18:30:

you cant beat meat........

well, you can and you cant.

Posted by Moral Hazard on Mar-20-2006 18:34:

I've always wondered.... what exactly does PETA prepose we do with all the food stock if humans were to actually decide to all become vegetarians?

Posted by Ub3rBreaker on Mar-20-2006 18:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Skipper
So do I. which is why I don't eat them.

Posted by spitty on Mar-20-2006 18:37:

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Originally posted by Pettiscool
mmmmmmmmmmm bacon

although i love my dairy group too, i eat cheese pretty much every day in some form or another, and today i must have drinken 10 glasses of milk.......mmmmmmmm

my post exactly!!!

bacon is the champion of meats

i can eat tons of eggs too. i never get sick of them

Posted by Platipus on Mar-20-2006 18:41:

mmm scrammy eggs with back bacon and hash browns.. now we are talking... I gotta get out of this thread... it's making me HUNGRY!!

Posted by VERTiG0 on Mar-20-2006 18:41:

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Originally posted by El Kay Dee
fuck...now i want a nice juicy medium/rare 16oz steak

16oz? That's tiny. Come on now.

quote:
Originally posted by Wurm
Now what, pray tell, is the champion of meat?

Canada AAA prime rib roast.

Posted by Abercrombie on Mar-20-2006 19:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Skipper
While PETA itself as an organization doesn't use the most NOBLE means to further its cause, I expect by "Peta morons" you're referring to vegetarians, which is a pretty moronic statement in itself. Care to elaborate?

PETA morons and vegetarians are completely different things. Nothing to elaborate.

Posted by loconet on Mar-20-2006 19:14:

Mouth watering? It's only natural! Meat rocks.

Posted by *~LiSa-LoO~* on Mar-20-2006 19:16:

Re: Re: Meat Is The Champion Of Food!

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Originally posted by Dj EndgamE
I completely concur. A meal doesn't seem to be a full meal without a healthy helping of meat!

I concur as well...I LOVE meat...what I would do for a good ol BBQ steak right now.

Anyone up for mystery meat? Cale? Haha

Posted by shanny on Mar-20-2006 19:23:

Now here this all meat lovers...

In my good ole hometown of windsor their is a meat challenge.
Anyone feeling like they would be up to this meat challenge, first think long and hard about it, then let me know and I will be happy to accompany you to the location...for encouragement purposes only though, no way in hell even I(an experienced meat eater)am brave enough to attempt this.

For details please visit the website.

http://www.bubis.org/bundas_big_v-8.htm

Keep in mind people that each one of those patties is 2 lbs!

That means this burger is 8 McD's quarter pounders!

Posted by Skipper on Mar-20-2006 19:38:

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Originally posted by Moral Hazard
I've always wondered.... what exactly does PETA prepose we do with all the food stock if humans were to actually decide to all become vegetarians?

At a high level, the balance of existing animal "inventory" at farms/slaughter hourses would be processed as it would have anyways. the animals left in the wild would be left to breed naturally.

The amount of grain that is produced to feed animals meant for slaughter is astronomical. the amount of land used to raise these animals is crazy. The time, energy, money and environmental resources used *just* to raise animals for the sole purpose of slaughter boggles my mind when so many people are starving in the world.

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