I am (hopefully mistakenly) predicting that Ms. Cyrus will do something utterly unadvisable, despicable and unforgivable on SNL regarding Sinéad.

Get out of my head...

Inspiration for Planet of the Apes?

Which I did, and the key never arrived in my inbox.

That's what I'd read. Then again, I also was supposed to get Media Center for free (because upgrading to 8 took away my ability to play DVDs), but I had to pay for that.

Starving for two days would probably make Perkins taste like an orgasm on a fork to me too :p

To be fair, I've had some excellent anesthesiologists and I've never been fucked up long enough after regaining consciousness to have this type of video taken of me. Although my parents claim they asked me various questions after my appendix removal 16 years ago. Apparently it took me quite a while to sober up after…

That last time I came out of anesthesia, the first thing I said was "Michael Jackson took this shit on purpose???" The doctor was amused.

World hunger is a real problem, but the way we raise cattle is unsustainable. The amount of water necessary to raise a pound of beef alone means that many parts of Africa will not benefit from the continuation of our meat addiction. Yes, meat should be part of the solution, but so should other forms of agriculture. …

Because the lobbyists use false equivalencies to sell the ideas to our lawmakers who are so far removed from technology that they might as well be from the 50s.

Does anyone else find it disturbing that he pretty consistently says girl instead of woman? I've caught myself doing it and made a conscious effort not to anymore, but do women refer to men as boys while they are objectifying them, or is that something men primarily do?

Regardless (and I'll take your word on that), it's not like if we cut back on meat consumption, we're just going to keep breeding cattle like we are now. And just like the selective breeding that domesticated them, they can be selectively bred back to a heartier breed that does not drop dead of bTB. We can just…

I feel that the author is really trying to be objective but doesn't quite nail it.

Well, there is something to that statement. When your grandpa (and mine) ate meat everyday for 80 years, it wasn't pumped full of antibiotics and hormones. Both of those things are detrimental to human health. But meat, in and of itself, isn't poisoning us. All of the effects of factory farming are things we…

...omfg. No. There are myriad food items that when consumed in large enough quantities or on a regular basis, effectively poison different parts of your body. It also happens that not eating a complete diet can kill you. Scurvy is a deficiency of ascorbic acid. Here's a list. http://listverse.com/2012/03/16/top…

There you go, making biased inferences.

I don't care how long you live, but having worked in a nursing home for 6 years, I do care about your quality of life in your final years. Most of what I experienced with my patients could have been avoided with conscientious food choices, whether vegetarian or carnivorous. It's kind of selfish, but your health does…

You people don't understand they difference between personification and reality.

Right off the bat I want to make it excruciatingly clear that eating meat is in no way more ethical or justified than vegetarianism. This article is as much an exercise in pragmatics as it is an effort to get people to be more conscious of their food choices.

I don't remember where I saw it, only that it was REALLY good.