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(21,23), also stab a swordsman!

Heh, I do like that idea.  There's nothing wrong with GMO inherently, it's monocultures that are dangerous.

Quote from: scourge728 on February 01, 2018, 05:31:16 pm

Exactly the reason it's such a terrible idea

I doubt there are any insurmountable problems.  The primary one seems to be taurine, which can be and is synthesized for this purpose.  That's kinda a waste of resources, but veganism is inherently inefficient compared to vegetarianism.

A friend's cousin is vegetarian (or vegan?) and feeds their dog as such.  It lives just fine, the main side effect being that it apparently *loves* eating a bit of turkey on thanksgiving.  Which would maybe imply that these vegetarian foods don't taste very good to dogs and cats, heh.

Seems a bit ironic to call it animal cruelty, though, unless you seek out cruelty-free meat.  That's tough enough to shop for normally, much less as pet food.  And if it's cruel to feed carnivores vegetables...  Should we stop feeding cows to cows?  Doesn't bother me, saves money and works fine.

Feeding cows to cows was how we got Mad Cow Disease.

Yes, it was specifically the nervous tissue causing that to happen, but perhaps we shouldn't be so blase about deliberately encouraging cannibalism

(18,24).

Keyleth's ears perked up at the mention of a halberd, but with a door opening soon she didn't dare leave her current position.

F-22, open that door. Canto will be held until I see what's on the other side.

Aloisturm watches Former-Master Meatbag take off, feeling a great deal of satisfaction at how it had handled the situation. Probability tables indicated that the gnome was unlikely to cause further trouble.

To pass the time before the meeting, the construct continues its work after telling Steven what it knows.

"As long as I can go just ONE day without bringin' one o' ye back from tha brink o' death, I'll be satisfied."