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  1. #41
    Malice Naturally Camouflaged
    Dear god, living in such an immense amount of your own feces, enslaved your entire life in a synthetic environment removed from anything close to resembling your natural environment, what you evolved to thrive in, and literally partially subsisting off the maggots that arise from your own waste.

    Existence is a horror. Human beings have to go.
  2. #42
    Discount Whore 2.0 Houston [retell my unflavored scrape]
    I was curious where chickens came from cuz of malice's post and here it is

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_junglefowl

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_junglefowl

    domesticated about 7,400 years ago in southeast asia, here is a chicken in its natural habitat





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  3. #43
    HampTheToker African Astronaut
    I've got a friend that has a micro pig as a pet.

    She named him Forrest, but I call him Breakfast.
  4. #44
    Malice Naturally Camouflaged
    @DW: Weird, they look so reminiscent of dinosaurs (Of course I'm aware of the evolutionary origins).

    It reminded of The Legend of Zelda and how attacking a chicken enough times would eventually cause it to call for others and swarm you. Damn, being swarmed by a flock of larger and more vicious ancestral version of chickens, with more powerful talons and beaks, would have been scary as shit in that environment. I wonder how many hominids died from that in the past.

    I would have grabbed two large branches, thick and heavy, and gone tasmanian devil on them. Just cyclone/whirlwind until one of us remains standing.
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  5. #45
    Discount Whore 2.0 Houston [retell my unflavored scrape]
    by the time we diverged some 50 million years ago birds had already shrunk a lot and the Gallus genus was already around. So no chicken ancestors

    however as recently as the mid 1800's we had the moa which was massive and native to new zealand (richard owens down below)





  6. #46
    Discount Whore 2.0 Houston [retell my unflavored scrape]
    they also had the hasst's eagle which went extinct at about the same time, for reference to how big they were you can see one hunting a moa below

  7. #47
    Discount Whore 2.0 Houston [retell my unflavored scrape]
    I want you all to think about how good it feels to be at the top of the food chain next time you eat eggs
  8. #48
    Malice Naturally Camouflaged
    Being a human being fucking sucks. When I was younger and naive I used to feel wonder at the very fact of having come into existence, such an unfathomable event, a seemingly near infinitesimally minute probability, particularly as a human being.

    Later I realized that at least if I had been born as a housecat I would have lived a simple and content life without consciousness of death and the countless other horrors of existence, the profoundly unnatural human lifestyle that inevitably leads to suffering and mental anguish, alienation, striving without end, all for naught, leading to the finality of death, the ultimate burden of knowledge.

    At least this shit would be over and I wouldn't be aware of potential reasons to bear through it and continue to live.
  9. #49
    mmQ Lisa Turtle
    Originally posted by Captain Falcon Idk, whatever my butcher has. He sells packs of em.

    "My butcher."
  10. #50
    mmQ Lisa Turtle
    I skipped this whole thread and see Mal's last post before mine and I thought this was a breakfast thread but, ok!
  11. #51
    Originally posted by mmQ "My butcher."

    ?
  12. #52
    ¿
  13. #53
    If there was a left and right question mark, I could make a qmark swastika.
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  14. #54
    I'm so high
  15. #55
    NARCassist gollums fat coach
    Originally posted by Malice Being a human being fucking sucks. When I was younger and naive I used to feel wonder at the very fact of having come into existence, such an unfathomable event, a seemingly near infinitesimally minute probability, particularly as a human being.

    Later I realized that at least if I had been born as a housecat I would have lived a simple and content life without consciousness of death and the countless other horrors of existence, the profoundly unnatural human lifestyle that inevitably leads to suffering and mental anguish, alienation, striving without end, all for naught, leading to the finality of death, the ultimate burden of knowledge.

    At least this shit would be over and I wouldn't be aware of potential reasons to bear through it and continue to live.

    death isn't a horror to be feared. its a once in a lifetime ultimate experience. i hope i can buy pepsi and popcorn for mine, so i can really settle in and enjoy it.




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  16. #56
    Obbe Alan What? [annoy my right-angled speediness]
    Scrambled eggs with bacon, followed by a either a couple buttermilk pancakes, or some hash browns with buttery toast toast and strawberry jam.

    Usually just drink water, sometimes I'll have a tea.
  17. #57
    mmQ Lisa Turtle
    Originally posted by Captain Falcon ?

    I don't like it. Just say 'the butcher.' Thank you.
  18. #58
    Originally posted by mmQ I don't like it. Just say 'the butcher.' Thank you.

    He's my butcher
  19. #59
    He is a man
  20. #60
    His name was Robert Paulson
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