wiggles-1998

@therealtylerdurden: heals them up by causing heart disease, cancer and osteoporosis. Good one.

Where's the option for a 12 speed, 650b hover unicycle

@stromstad216: missing out on heart disease

God dammit even this toddlers faster than me

@norcal77: that article just suggests that we needed meat when our species first appeared. Not that we need it now, it makes no actual fact based suggestion that meat is necessary for brain function, only that sufficient calories are. It suggests someone eating no animal products would need to eat for 9 hours a day to get the required calories to result in improved brain function, this is obviously bullshit, I eat a minimum of 3000 calories a day, sometimes up to 4500 and it doesn't take 9 hours. And you're correct animals do eat other animals, but they don't keep them locked in cages and kill them in an industrial slaughter house, neither do they go to the supermarket to get their meat. Just because meat played a large role in our past doesn't mean it plays a role in our future; much of the western world is build on slavery, but we've moved on from that so why not meat?

@norcal77: the world has starving people because there's enough food for 10billion people a year produced for lifestock instead of animals. In an acre of land you will produce 375lb of meat on average, whereas you'll produce 3700lb of veg. It's a no brainier really, you can have a healthy and tasty diet without having to kill innocent animals, contribute massively to water usage, global warming and world hunger, by just eating a plant based diet. How are pigs disgusting, they've been proven to be as smart as 3 year old children. You eat meat because it's the social norm but times need to change, slavery and public executions used to be popular but as we've moved on from them it's time to move on from torturing and killing billions of animals.

@norcal77: I think there's a lot of ego nurturing goes off with people who have Dutch shepherds and malinois, they pretend they're some mystic beast only tameable to the best of trainers, in reality they're easy to train but easy to mess up. They just take a lot of dedication. I'm away from home at the moment so don't have enough internet connection to upload photos but there's a video on my YouTube of her playing with my carpathian shepherd https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wYMDFpIx0vc