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Comment by Louise Brookes on Meat Isn't Murder: The PETA Morrissey Interview

Sun, 27 May 2007 06:46:41 EDT

Hi, interesting read. I'm a Bushcraft Instructor and I'm developing a free online Bushcraft Course to support your learning .Go to Free Survival Course or www.viewsfrommytent.blogspot.com I hope you enjoy it, Louise - Please help spread the word, thanks

Comment by Ray Mears on Meat Isn't Murder: The PETA Morrissey Interview

Fri, 25 May 2007 13:08:05 EDT

Some helpful tips for beginners to bushcraft: When harvesting deer or wild boar I prefer to used a bow with a high draw weight - at least a 100 pounds to ensure a clean kill, try to get within 30 yards of your prey, if the animal is hit but only wounded, administer a quick "coup de gras" with a blunt heavy object, I find my camping mallet a suitable tool for such occasions. When you have stripped & prepared your carcass you'll want to cook your meat slowly on a moderate heat to ensure it is fully cooked & tender throughout. Enjoy. Ray x

Comment by Tim Booth on Meat Isn't Murder: The PETA Morrissey Interview

Fri, 25 May 2007 12:54:02 EDT

"if human beings tasted good, i'm sure the holocaust would have gone unnoticed. i find it insane that people will stick up for a lifestyle harmful to all living beings, including themselves, simply for a sensation they experience in their mouths that lasts the duration of a meal. unprotected sex feels great, but that doesn't make me want to risk my life for it" What absolute twaddle. Most people have the common sense to know deep down that it's a bit of a non argument. People have always eaten meat throughout human existance, it is quite literally the most natural thing in the world, it's called the food-chain, it's called life. Open your mouth & look in the mirror, you'll find you have four teeth designed for the purpose of tearing apart bits of flesh, except it.

Comment by Del on Meat Isn't Murder: The PETA Morrissey Interview

Fri, 25 May 2007 11:36:50 EDT

Rough Trade records defunct? No. The Smiths not funky?! Certainly not, some of those songs basically ARE funk tracks with Moz wailing over the top, Barbarism Begins at home being the most obvious example. It's sometimes amusing to note that Andy Rourke is basically playing funk basslines wherever he possiblly can, he'll slip in a little funk pattern in the most unlikely of songs & places, it should'nt work, but it does, gloriously, equally as responsible as Moz & Marr for the unique sound of the Smiths, Tremendous player, criminally underrated. Meat? love it!

Comment by STM on Meat Isn't Murder: The PETA Morrissey Interview

Mon, 2 Apr 2007 00:01:50 EDT

I love The Smihts, loved Meat is Murder - but if it came down to a choice between The Smiths and the dirty great big steak I have once a week, Morrisey would get the flick ...

Comment by Dr. Shamelstucker on Meat Isn't Murder: The PETA Morrissey Interview

Sun, 1 Apr 2007 23:48:56 EDT

I am not a meat eater nor vegaterian. My diet consists of insects. My book, Better Health Through Bugs will help to give a better understanding between a vegaterian or meat diet. Dr. Shamelstucker Phd. CEO, MCA

Comment by courtney on Meat Isn't Murder: The PETA Morrissey Interview

Sun, 1 Apr 2007 22:45:47 EDT

you can still eat lots being a vegaterian like they have veg. chicken nuggets!!!!!! they are way healthier too! plus they taste the same as chicken!