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Article #438Re: UPC chicken vigil-ante at Perdue plant in Salisbury
From: glenn
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 20:04
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1992 20:04
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Didn't Douglas Adams write something that showed how ludicrous this subject is. Something on the lines of a cow-like animals raised that would ask you what cut the customer would like and the animal would actually make recommendations before going back to the cook to get butchered. When Arthur Dent said he would prefer a salad, the animal was offended and I believe that the waitor said something about the "rights of vegetables" ;> I personally don't give a hoot about the rights of chickens (I've raised them in the past and they are obnoxious animals). The only thing I would have problems with are those terrible commercials that Perdue has on the radio. I mean, what about my rights. Why should I have to turn off my radio, so I won't have to suffer ;) I find the entire subject silly and laughable, so I won't give it another serious thought. rob g. glenn@osi.ncsl.nist.gov flames ===> /dev/null
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