Since when does craving something mean it's healthy or that you were meant to eat it?
People who call themselves "hunters"
- Thread starter jtprin
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see4
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When your mouth is dry, your body is telling you, you need water. When your stomach grumbles, it is telling you, you are hungry.
LAPD no less!! Epic thank you.
Oh and I think it's so cool the way the OP just ignores anything he doesn't 'like'.
see4
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jtprin is known round these parts as being.. well.. <see above video reference>
Annnnnnnnnnnnnnd?
see4
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Padawanbater2
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What fruit is hard enough that would require K9's to eat it that would be inaccessible without them?
see4
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Watermelon.
Deer season coming on quick
Apples, fruits with thick skin that would require biting into w/ no tools like grapefruit, oranges, avocados, bananas.
beardo
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I would lap her meat flaps
PaxEtBonum
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This guy just doesn't get it. You completely ignore science and respond only to the personal point the respondent made in closing.
Okay, here's a a scientific fact for you. The reason we (the human species) craves sugar and fat and the reason they taste good to us is because back in the day they were sure fire caloric intakes. Our bodies developed in order to make these high calorie treats (meat and fruits) taste good to us so we would gorge on them when we came across them. Of course, back in the day, sugars and meats were infrequent in our diets so gorging to intake storable calories was a great idea. Today, they just make us fat.
Show me one herbivore with canine teeth. Just one. Show me one herbivore that has evolved canine teeth.
You should have made your argument based upon the ethics and sustainability of a vegetarian lifestyle. When you chose to argue science--when you don't know much about science--you landed yourself in a hilarious predicament.
And don't talk about primates as if you understood them. The ones who don't peel the banana do so because it's easier to break it in half and squeeze the banana into the mouth. Also, you're comparing a human primate tactic (peeling) with a non-human primate tactic. You do realize that our opposable thumbs are the reason we approach tasks differently, right?
PaxEtBonum
Member
Horses and other herbivores, like deer, eat apples just fine. You don't need canines to eat an apple. Go to the store. Bite one and chew it, and pay attention to which teeth you're using to render an apple.
The majority of our species did not evolve alongside grapefruit or oranges, and bananas only arrived in the western world in the 1950s when air freight allowed them to be shipped up from south and central america.
It's your front teeth that puncture the skin of a fruit. And we don't need to eat skinned fruits whole--in fact they can be quite toxic to our reproductive systems because the skin of bananas and other fruits contain self-defense mechanisms that are bad for humans (and other primates). We fucking peel them because we have evolved the thumbs necessary to do so.
Dude, you have no idea what you're talking about.
Perfextionist420
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I like vegan food but I eat meat too, that's all I have to say on the subject
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
1) Is that what I asked? No. I asked you to defend the concept, not define it.
2) Nonhuman animals simply don't qualify for the tags of either slavery or holocaust. You are merely propagating (what I see as) the error of fthe faulty premise behind point 1. cn
Padawanbater2
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Everything gray is where none of those fruits grow, so why do the people that live there have K9's?
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beardo
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Why did you post a picture of a smoking hot chick and then replace it with one that's not?