posted on February 18th, 2008 by Dustin at 2:53 pm (EST) with 7 Comments
Yesterday, the largest beef recall in US history took place after some snoopy bitch with a camcorder infiltrated the ranks of the Hallmark Meat Packing Company and took some videos of malnourished and abused cows.

“Moo, I’m fucking hungry! Moo.”
Wait a sec… Hallmark doesn’t just make cheap teddy bears and greeting cards? They also butcher animals and sell the meat? AWESOME!

“Umm.. Gee, thanks hunny.”
37 million pounds of meat has been recalled – much of it had been distributed to schools all over the nation and has most likely already been consumed. What exactly does this mean? Probably nothing if you actually cook it like you’re supposed to. Apparently, skinny cows with no energy to stand have a higher risk of being contaminated with E. Coli (the poop bacteria).
This is causing concern for a lot of people, but I don’t see what the big deal is. I eat Taco Bell regularly, and I can tell you that most of their meat is definitely flavored with some E. Coli. A little bit of diarrhea and you’re ready to eat it again, the next time you’re drunk.
Either way, this event will undoubtedly open the floodgates for PETA fans and animal rights advocates – like this girl with nice tits and no brains:

“I’m like totally protesting for animal rights!”
PETA cracks me up. They send people to animal shelters to protest against putting stray animals to sleep, then they firebomb medical testing labs in attempts to stop research on the very medicine that keeps humans and animals alive. Oh and their marketing campaign is a joke:

Oh, you wanna play the guilt game, PETA? I’ve launched my anti-PETA marketing strategy already:

I don’t think this is extreme enough when compared to PETA’s ads. How about the honest truth then?

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