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 serial thriller  The Promised Land 20 Mar 17 2.38pm |
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Dont know if anyone else caught Simon Amstells new comedy on iplayer, but i thought it was probabky one of the best satires ive seen in years. But it raises some really, really interesting questions too. Couldthe potential for bioengineered food, coupled with the devastating effects of industrial farming, lead us to a place where we actually cooporate and protect animals as a species? As a vegan of two years i obviously connected a lot to his atgument, but i was interested to see if anyone who watched and who wasnt vegan thought likewise. Thoughts?
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| Part Time James 20 Mar 17 3.04pm |
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People would still keep cows for leather unless they started bio-engineering bondage gear.
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| paperhat croydon 20 Mar 17 5.19pm |
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can decent car upholstery be made from the hides of hippies i wonder?
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 20 Mar 17 5.20pm |
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Originally posted by paperhat
can decent car upholstery be made from the hides of hippies i wonder? Its all well and good, until the police pull you over and the drug dog goes mental.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 20 Mar 17 5.21pm |
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Originally posted by Part Time James
People would still keep cows for leather unless they started bio-engineering bondage gear. Bio-Engineered bondage gear and biomechanical sex toys is the trans-humanist future of the sex industry. The future of BDSM is going to be like a cross between Crash and H R Geiger.
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sitdownstandup  20 Mar 17 10.22pm |
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Originally posted by serial thriller
Dont know if anyone else caught Simon Amstells new comedy on iplayer, but i thought it was probabky one of the best satires ive seen in years. But it raises some really, really interesting questions too. Couldthe potential for bioengineered food, coupled with the devastating effects of industrial farming, lead us to a place where we actually cooporate and protect animals as a species? As a vegan of two years i obviously connected a lot to his atgument, but i was interested to see if anyone who watched and who wasnt vegan thought likewise. Thoughts? I just finished watching it too and thought it was a brilliant movie... am vegan too though so dunno whether our meat eating fiends will like it as much... liked Amstell's (who's also a vegan)tweet after it was over... Thank you for watching Carnage this evening. You know what to do. Yeah, good movie and recommended.. it's funny and vegans/meat eaters will laugh at it and think a bit... did a good job getting the right balance... Here's a link to the trailer and here's the film: Anyways a great movie...
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| thegreatlardino crawley/selsey 21 Mar 17 11.37am |
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watched it as well, couldnt work out if this was a p**stake on vegans, the food industry, or what to be honest...was quite thought provoking, still gonna have my morning cup of tea though with milk!
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