Moo gobble BURN
posted on November 17th, 2011 by Dustin at 10:14 am (EST) with 2 Comments
ONTARIO — The last couple of days have been pretty shitty for the livestock around here. The animals have been whispering about the fires that killed 1,500 turkeys in Aurora and 65 cows in Stayner.

This image is a dramatization.
You’ve probably never heard of Stayner or Aurora, but the name of the town shouldn’t matter. If 1,500 turkeys died in a fire in Toronto, it wouldn’t be any less tragic than 1,500 turkeys dying in Bumfucksville.

The two towns are 60 miles apart, and there’s no reason to believe that the fires were related, but how could they NOT be? First of all, they were both fires. That’s a pretty big relation.
Secondly, the two fires occurred within 24 hours of each other. That’s more than enough time for some crazy PETA member to light a fire, travel 60 miles, and then light another fire.
I can picture their hypocritical arsonist face right now: “I’d rather see these cows and turkeys BURN than have them milked to death and slaughtered for Christmas! FREEDOMMMMM!”
As the stupid PETA arsonist tossed the torch into the second barn, an ember fell onto his filthy hippy dreadlocks and instantly engulfed his head in flames. He burned to death among the livestock and that’s why there was no evidence of arson found.
Well, at least the evil PETA extremist that most likely caused all this carnage is dead and can’t harm another asparagus again, but that doesn’t make this story any less sad.
You’re probably thinking, “Since the turkeys and cows were cooked in a fire, can’t you just cut them up and eat them, or sell them to McDonald’s?”
Unfortunately, it doesn’t work that way. You can’t just toss a living animal into a blazing inferno and then eat its blackened body. These are civilzed times… kind of.
Rest in peace fellow fallen fowls and crispy cows.
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