http://www.newswise.com/articles/view/501734/

Obviously it costs too much to clone an animal now, but when it gets cheaper.

Would you eat clone cow burger?

Probably not.

i dont think id want to either.

if you think of it, its simply too much involved in cloning animals for meat.

Let the cows fuck and make more cows, seems easier.

Plus the burgers are just as juicy.

and its cheaper.

Fuck paying 19 bucks a burger.

:stout:

If its tasty, I will eat it....

I probably would.

I bet lab grown chicken is tasty too.

yeah but you guys eat anything.

i guess if it was the same why the fuck not.

:stout:

I'd probably eat you if i was hungry enough. :grrr:

It just doesn't seem right.

Cloning will lead to bad things.

And the sky is falling since I sound like a wuss, but I do honesty believe cloning will be nothing bad news in the future.

http://members.aol.com/DanMRosen/donner/

sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do.

It just doesn't seem right.

Cloning will lead to bad things.

And the sky is falling since I sound like a wuss, but I do honesty believe cloning will be nothing bad news in the future.[/b][/quote]
I want to be cloned, and get my brain transplanted. :groucho:

I want to be cloned, and get my brain transplanted. :groucho:[/b][/quote]
LOL As long as I don't have to eat you. :)

Hmm....

nm. Fletch is here. ;)

I have a theory that DNA deteriorates with age. Remember Dolly? I would NOT eat it. :barfon:

Slap some cheese and some bacon from a cloned pig on it, and I'll eat two.

Probably not. It's just too... weird.
Then again I'm the person who had a fresh turkey once for thanksgiving (I was working in a big natural foods grocery store so it was easy to come by) and have never gone back to frozen. The difference is amazing.

Pain in the ass to find a non-frozen turkey for Thanksgiving, lemme tell ya. It's like a yearly challenge.

LOL As long as I don't have to eat you. :)

Hmm....

nm. Fletch is here. ;)[/b][/quote]
shes a weirdo.

:hic:

i'll try anything once.

I'd definitely try it at least once.

If it was tasty enough to justify a higher price tag than regular beef, I would eat it again.

I'd definitely try it at least once.

If it was tasty enough to justify a higher price tag than regular beef, I would eat it again.[/b][/quote]
How about a Toroneburger...guaranteed to satisfy! :biglaugh:

Reading stuff like this makes me real glad I'm a vegetarian.
:bdance: :bwave: :bjump: :cdance: :bdance: :bwave: :bjump: :cdance:

How about a Toroneburger...guaranteed to satisfy! :biglaugh:[/b][/quote]
Is it pricier than regular beef?

I'm wondering how anyone would know.. unless you were told... :unsure:

If it goes 'moo' and tastes like beef then why the hell not... :)

i cant wait until we can bring back animals like in jurassic park and then cook them and eat them.

i would eat brontasaurus burgers and pterodactyl eggs, shiiiit.

I was wondering that also - and I'm thinking that our good ole FDA would probably see to it that a "Cloned Beef" sticker or something was slapped on the packaging.

:okthumb:

fuck...why not?

Anyone who eats at KFC is already chowing down on "altered" animals as it is. The only good reason for cloning moocows would be to alter them to increase the meat output, only reason I can think if anyway.

No way! Meat is murder you sick bastards!

Probably not ... but then, I don't trust any of the sugar alternatives either.

Sucralose (Splenda) is good. All the others will make your weewee fall off.

Even better would be cloned body parts.

Like a really good t-bone steak. Home cloning kits on that level would rule.

And the hardcore veggie people wouldn't have much to say since you wouldn't have to slaughter any more animals.

:nyanya:

Sucralose (Splenda) is good. All the others will make your weewee fall off.[/b][/quote]
I don't know about making it fall off - lmao - but was going to say the same thing... Splenda is good stuff. :okthumb:

Is it pricier than regular beef?
Let's just say you'll never again ask, "Where's the beef?" :biglaugh:



Last edited by Torone at Nov 5 2003, 09:10 PM

If I was hungry I'd eat a cloned cow burger and if I was really starving you wouldn't even have to cook the mother fucker!!!!

I'd worry about growing a second person on the side of my neck latter.

The Donner party would have eaten cloned people if they had had them back then.

:zoinks:

Worst part of being a dairy cow is having your tits played with twice
a day but only getting laid once a year...

Beef I have in freezer is from Dad's herd (and the venison from his woods...
mmmm bambi) so don't have opinion on cloning issue...

Fresh tenderloin and hot peppers anyone?

Medium rare, please... :biglaugh:

Animal food products is some pretty scary shit. Trust me…I didn’t become a vegetarian for no reason. I still eat fish that is line caught or trapped crab, netted shrimp but no damn way I’m supporting an industry that does what it does. People choose to remain unconscious to the facts and pretend its ok. If you knew the facts you wouldn’t.

So based on that and that there still is so much commercial meat consumption I don’t think people would care enough if it was cloned or not.

I wouldn’t eat something I didn’t ethically hunt or kill. I don’t hunt everyday so it just became easier to be doing without meat. Mirco farms are becoming very popular across the US. Small farms that cater to select and conscious customers who have the money to spend.

Hey there, my favorite Goddess!

I'm not biologically equipped to be vegetarian, but I do always fork over the extra dough if there is a free range organic option.

Hey there, my favorite Goddess!

I'm not biologically equipped to be vegetarian, but I do always fork over the extra dough if there is a free range organic option.[/b][/quote]
Hey you! <wink> Where's a sexy partner of yours?

Good for you supporting free range, that's a step in the right direction.

DV

please dont eat bambi.

ive hunted and killed many species and have eaten and cooked them all.

good stuff.

:salute:



Last edited by Fletch XXX at Nov 6 2003, 08:40 AM

If its 'cloned' it should taste exactly like the real deal.