link This is a short book written for the PETA's new 'Sea Kitten' campaign, which strives to up the ante against fishing by brainwashing children into conceiving of fish as being underwater kittens. (I wish I was joking.) Most of you will probably have come across the campaign already, but in case you haven't seen it, the book is priceless. I'm pretty sure it was written with ironic intent and the PETA were too humourless to notice, because the absurd anthropomorphism and dark humour make it so goddamn funny:
God that is just wrong, these stories are aimed at children? The language used is harsh enough even for 11-12 year olds not to understand. I think PETA have missed the mark, and are also seriously mis-guided
So, touchy-feely environmental sentimentalism or the delicious fish and chips I ate a few hours ago? Meh. Fish and chips wins. Sorry, PETA. If God hadn't meant for us to eat fish, he wouldn't have made them out of meat.
Does this mean I have to start Microwaving fish now the same way I microwave most of the neighbourhoods kittens?
Just remember to poke with a fork so the steam has a place to vent I am seriously scared about the one sea kitten plotting its revenge on the land dwellers who caught their family.
the piece of pie hidden in the back of our refregerator got hair too does this mean it contains time fused unskinned microwaved (sea)kitties?
Hahaha, it's blocked at work by web washer, under the category: EXTREME I'll have a look and a giggle when I get home.
Noobish comments + (silly organisations/human stupidity) + (People x common sense) = Bit-Tech thread win.