The argument you appeared to be making then was that it's not okay to eat horses (but is okay to eat other animals) because in your experience they are more intelligent and loving than barnyard animals. Which they are not. Or because they are on par with dogs and cats as they are used for therapy. This argument is…

You seem really eager to distance yourself from other vegetarians, like you aren't one of "them fussy ones". I'm just saying that when you do that you miss an opportunity to educate someone about vegetarianism - it's not obnoxious or self-righteous to do this. You perpetuate the myth that we just eat a "meat and two…

Oh, well, I suppose that makes it ethically consistent to eat me then. If you really are as well-versed as you say you are you should know then that the vast majority of food animals are raised on feedlots and in intensive systems, not "barnyards". Animal welfare science is my game, friend. Your desire to eat animals…

And what an honour it is. COTD I may never get, but this, I'll take.

I agree, so this is like, double-reverse sarcasm? "You are so right" was kid of sarcastic, but I think the other stuff I said is a great idea.

Vegetarians like you are the reason I starve (and therefore get waaaay too drunk) at weddings. Sides do not a meal make. I bet people ask you where you get your protein all the time, cus I'm guessing it's not from salad and potatoes.

You're so right. All meat products should have a picture of a dead animal on it, or pictures of their living and slaughter conditions. It's only fair for consumers to know what they are really buying, after all.

Hang out with a pig or a cow (or even a chicken) for more than a short while and see if that doesn't change your mind with regards to their sweetness or intelligence. Your use of the term "barnyard animal" depicts your ignorance about the lives of food animals.

Vegetarian-troll is boring and misinformed.

Someone said that on Jezebel after that GIF of her went up. So no, she's not the only one.

Yes and I suppose that the dichotomy would've been obvious from the first reading of the script, so not sure why she signed on to such a project if it wasn't for her.

In Life as we Know it, Katherine Heigl actually does do the last-minute airport dash. I don't know why this poor woman is getting so much shit, apparently she said she found Knocked Up unwatchable and sexist because of that stoner man-child vs. female shrew dichotomy. PS This years v-day romcom was This is 40 in my…

I wondered if they purposely made it super long to recreate the dragging-on-forever nature of their engagement. If so, it fucking worked.

My fav.

I've done the opposite thing - I was shopping at my local record store and I saw this chick from my class - or thought I did, but despite looking identical to her, dressing pretty similarly and having the same voice, something wasn't right. Turns out she had a twin.

You need to get your ass to cucirca.com or something and watch stuff when it comes out. I've learned the hard way - TV in my country sucks too. :)

yes

Tell him! You can bond over it. You're a big kid now and I'm sure he'll see the funny side.

I wonder if this one was a hard episode for Amy to shoot given her own adorable marriage ended less that six months ago.