Sir Brian May

[Darran]

In Swansea earlier.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1872296186901836197

 

[Pentyrchjack]

This is for the humane hunt where they trail a person instead of a defenceless fox. I'd pick Starmer for being a spineless git who has backtracked on banning trail hunting which is a front for animal cruelty of the most barbaric kind

 

[Skippyjack]

This is for the humane hunt where they trail a person instead of a defenceless fox. I'd pick Starmer for being a spineless git who has backtracked on banning trail hunting which is a front for animal cruelty of the most barbaric kind

Yes, but we kill cows, pigs and chickens in the billions every year.. so it's two tier policing when animal welfare is concerned.. save the foxes, kill the pigs!

 

[Cooperman]

Yes, but we kill cows, pigs and chickens in the billions every year.. so it's two tier policing when animal welfare is concerned.. save the foxes, kill the pigs!

No, it’s two tier animal welfare.

We don’t dig pigs out from their natural habitat and throw them to a pack of dogs who proceed to rip them apart.

 

[Skippyjack]

No, it’s two tier animal welfare.

We don’t dig pigs out from their natural habitat and throw them to a pack of dogs who proceed to rip them apart.

Pig killer!

 

[J_B]

No, it’s two tier animal welfare.

We don’t dig pigs out from their natural habitat and throw them to a pack of dogs who proceed to rip them apart.

Indeed. It’s not illegal to kill pigs for food so the police has no jurisdiction over the slaughter of pigs in abattoirs.
Killing foxes (which we don’t eat) for entertainment is another thing entirely.

 

[Cooperman]

Pig killer!

Are you vegetarian, Skip? Have dabbled with it a few times and knocked up some glorious curries and chilli’s, but on each occasion it became difficult to avoid meat for one reason or another, hence I didn’t keep it going.

 

[Skippyjack]

Are you vegetarian, Skip? Have dabbled with it a few times and knocked up some glorious curries and chilli’s, but on each occasion it became difficult to avoid meat for one reason or another, hence I didn’t keep it going.

Hate vegetables, I am partial to a salad, but I would find not eating meat a crime.. I probably wouldn't stick to it.. I could probably cope with a non-meat chilli

 

[Cooperman]

Hate vegetables, I am partial to a salad, but I would find not eating meat a crime.. I probably wouldn't stick to it.. I could probably cope with a non-meat chilli

Darran will tell you all about his cauliflower bhaji. Veg doesn’t have to be boiled to a pulp.

 

[cmajack]

Are you vegetarian, Skip? Have dabbled with it a few times and knocked up some glorious curries and chilli’s, but on each occasion it became difficult to avoid meat for one reason or another, hence I didn’t keep it going.

My wife has been a vegetarian for probably 35 years, due to the issue with slaughtering animals. Have found that in the 20 years we have been together my intake of meat has dropped dramatically, only eating chicken very rarely now and never beef, lamb or pork.

 

[Cooperman]

My wife has been a vegetarian for probably 35 years, due to the issue with slaughtering animals. Have found that in the 20 years we have been together my intake of meat has dropped dramatically, only eating chicken very rarely now and never beef, lamb or pork.

Your shopping and meal planning is pretty well adjusted then. That was another stumbling block for me, trying to get everyone to sit down and accept a chickpea curry when they were expecting tandoori chicken was difficult.

 

[cmajack]

Your shopping and meal planning is pretty well adjusted then. That was another stumbling block for me, trying to get everyone to sit down and accept a chickpea curry when they were expecting tandoori chicken was difficult.

My wife is very strict with her food, basically eating the same type of food every day. It's either boiled potatoes, jacket potato or mashed potato, with any amount of vegetables and quorn steaklet, or quorn roast (ham, beef ) quorn sausages or quorn crispy fillets. And that's it , everyday .

 

[Darran]

We were stuck in a traffic jam on the M50 going to a Swans away game in 2001 alongside a cattle truck.
One of the cows stuck its snout through the gap in the side of the truck,made a strange noise and my wife said “I’m never eating meat again” and hasn’t.

 

[Cooperman]

We were stuck in a traffic jam on the M50 going to a Swans away game in 2001 alongside a cattle truck.
One of the cows stuck its snout through the gap in the side of the truck,made a strange noise and my wife said “I’m never eating meat again” and hasn’t.

That was the Cardiff City supporters bus.

 

[Smurph]

Your shopping and meal planning is pretty well adjusted then. That was another stumbling block for me, trying to get everyone to sit down and accept a chickpea curry when they were expecting tandoori chicken was difficult.

I'd happily go vegetarian tomorrow, it's convincing everyone else in the household to join which is the challenge.