Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Mark Your Calendars: IEATAPETA Day is March 15th!
There is a growing movement to infuriate PETA on March 15th, as that day has been declared International Eat A Tasty Animal for PETA Day, or IEATAPETA Day. This is in response to PETA's lovely "Holocaust on Your Plate" media campaign.
Red State is on board (some of the comments are hilarious) with the idea of Meryl Yourish, and the crew at PETA is full of crap are even posting group get-togethers at restaurants around the nation in order for Americans to feast on the finest steaks, ribs, brisket, roasts, and chops our nation has to offer.
As my wife can attest, every day is basically IEATAPETA Day for me. No day was more perfect for that than this past Saturday, when I visited my friends and family in the First District and attended the Outdoorsmen of Kingsport's Wild Game Feast. Bear, boar, quail, elk, caribou, turkey, crappie, gator, pheasant, frog, game hens, moose - they were all consumed in mass quantities by those in attendance (including David Davis and Richard Venable, who have both announced their candidacies for the 1st District Congressional seat). I highly doubt that PETA would have approved.
Red State is on board (some of the comments are hilarious) with the idea of Meryl Yourish, and the crew at PETA is full of crap are even posting group get-togethers at restaurants around the nation in order for Americans to feast on the finest steaks, ribs, brisket, roasts, and chops our nation has to offer.
As my wife can attest, every day is basically IEATAPETA Day for me. No day was more perfect for that than this past Saturday, when I visited my friends and family in the First District and attended the Outdoorsmen of Kingsport's Wild Game Feast. Bear, boar, quail, elk, caribou, turkey, crappie, gator, pheasant, frog, game hens, moose - they were all consumed in mass quantities by those in attendance (including David Davis and Richard Venable, who have both announced their candidacies for the 1st District Congressional seat). I highly doubt that PETA would have approved.
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