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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036677/vp/27838743#27838743
This made my so sad and grossed out, yet it was sort of funny in an obscure way.  She was being interviewed at a turkey farm where there are turkeys being beheaded in the background, and she seemed oblivious, yet not!!!
Thinking of ham now!!!!  Just don't want to see how any of that is done!!!
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she seemed oblivious, yet not!!!
Yes, I think that describes her perfectly. |
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Your post reminded me of a story of my oldest sister, back in the day when she was still an only child. While visiting family at a mealtime, Mom gave her a glass of milk. My sister knew the cow had been milked to provide that glass of milk. She told Mom she didn't want that kind, she wanted the kind that came from the grocery store.
Funny how removed we are from the whole process. |
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I don't know why, but part of me just couldn't resist laughing while I was choking and gagging at it all!!! And she's talking turkey, talking about being in charge of the turkey for Thanksgiving, while these turkeys are getting the guillotine!!! Toooooo weird!!!
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 I seen it last night.Hilarious
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I don't know why, but part of me just couldn't resist laughing while I was choking and gagging at it all!!! And she's talking turkey, talking about being in charge of the turkey for Thanksgiving, while these turkeys are getting the guillotine!!! Toooooo weird!!!
Her words matched up to what was going on behind herIf it was anyone else I would have assumed this was set up as a joke
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Edited by
adj4u
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Fri 11/21/08 11:48 AM
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so why is it a big deal
any one that eats meat is a supporter of slaughtering/murder of animals |
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Edited by
MirrorMirror
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Fri 11/21/08 11:58 AM
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so why is it a big deal any one that eats meat is a supporter of slaughtering/murder of animals  Your missing the point. Its funny because she just pardoned a turkey. And its probably the worst backdrop of an interview everI grew up with lotsa critters.Momma used to break the chickens necks with her bare hands Nothing wrong with cleaning them for consumption(its gotta be done) but its probably not what you want for a backdrop for an interview.
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i understand that
but hey who cares point is she kept that from happening to the one she pardoned but hey maybe she will take the pardonee home for dinner
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so why is it a big deal any one that eats meat is a supporter of slaughtering/murder of animals Your missing the point.Its funny because she just pardoned a turkey. And its probably the worst backdrop of an interview everI grew up with lotsa critters.Momma used to break the chickens necks with her bare hands Nothing wrong with cleaning them for consumption(its gotta be done) but its probably not what you want for a backdrop for an interview.
My Dad broke chicken necks for a job when he was kid living in the city. |
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036677/vp/27838743#27838743 This made my so sad and grossed out, yet it was sort of funny in an obscure way. She was being interviewed at a turkey farm where there are turkeys being beheaded in the background, and she seemed oblivious, yet not!!!
Thinking of ham now!!!! Just don't want to see how any of that is done!!!
What a backdrop!! 
I find it strange that she thinks that her son is "safe" in Iraq. |
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so why is it a big deal any one that eats meat is a supporter of slaughtering/murder of animals Your missing the point.Its funny because she just pardoned a turkey. And its probably the worst backdrop of an interview everI grew up with lotsa critters.Momma used to break the chickens necks with her bare hands Nothing wrong with cleaning them for consumption(its gotta be done) but its probably not what you want for a backdrop for an interview.
My Dad broke chicken necks for a job when he was kid living in the city. When I was a kid we had lotsa chickens out in the yard and momma would walk right out there and grab them up one handed and snap their necks.Its not a big deal.Anyone that likes to eat(which is most of us) understands this process.I don't believe in being cruel to animals, but I gotta enough sense to know where the meat comes from.
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so why is it a big deal any one that eats meat is a supporter of slaughtering/murder of animals Your missing the point.Its funny because she just pardoned a turkey. And its probably the worst backdrop of an interview everI grew up with lotsa critters.Momma used to break the chickens necks with her bare hands Nothing wrong with cleaning them for consumption(its gotta be done) but its probably not what you want for a backdrop for an interview.
My Dad broke chicken necks for a job when he was kid living in the city. When I was a kid we had lotsa chickens out in the yard and momma would walk right out there and grab them up one handed and snap their necks.Its not a big deal.Anyone that likes to eat(which is most of us) understands this process.I don't believe in being cruel to animals, but I gotta enough sense to know where the meat comes from.
I've never seen it done, Mirror. I do buy lots of chicken and other meat, Adj. |
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036677/vp/27838743#27838743 This made my so sad and grossed out, yet it was sort of funny in an obscure way. She was being interviewed at a turkey farm where there are turkeys being beheaded in the background, and she seemed oblivious, yet not!!!
Thinking of ham now!!!! Just don't want to see how any of that is done!!!
What a backdrop!!
I find it strange that she thinks that her son is "safe" in Iraq. i think she reiterated to that (something like) well as safe as can be -- but i am to lazy to rewatch it and hey he probably is you think he is going house to house after all he was the vp candidates and gov son but this is total speculation but he probably is as safe as can be and still be in iraq |
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036677/vp/27838743#27838743 This made my so sad and grossed out, yet it was sort of funny in an obscure way. She was being interviewed at a turkey farm where there are turkeys being beheaded in the background, and she seemed oblivious, yet not!!!
Thinking of ham now!!!! Just don't want to see how any of that is done!!!
What a backdrop!!
I find it strange that she thinks that her son is "safe" in Iraq. i think she reiterated to that (something like) well as safe as can be -- but i am to lazy to rewatch it and hey he probably is you think he is going house to house after all he was the vp candidates and gov son but this is total speculation but he probably is as safe as can be and still be in iraq Yes, she did to that. But..I just can't imagine that it is safe or anywhere close to that. |
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My appologies for starting another thread on this I didnt see yours and was so aghast I just had to share it.
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Edited by
TJN
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Sun 11/23/08 05:06 AM
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if you watched the interview you could clesrly see she was being interviewed by someone else who had a diff camera angle and it didnt show the turkey gettng slaughtered
leave it to msnbc to show that |
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if you watched the interview you could clesrly see she was being interviewed by someone else who had a diff camera angle and it didnt show the turkey gettng slaughtered leave it to msnbc to show that |
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i was just stateing that there was more than one news channel there and the only one i found that showed that view was msnbc
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