Can't quite grasp that, though. Why alligators? They've always seemed primitive and singleminded in the extreme to me. Just lying in wait for the kill all day. Pointless, not much variety or personality to it.
I've never really understood what the problem with cannibalism is anyway. I mean meat is meat, right? Such a waste just burning it all up and burying it. Sustainable development, people!
I even did an extended essay on it in ninth grade. I called it Cannibalism: The Unspoken Choice.
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Huh.
Does explain the headshot, though.
Does explain the headshot, though.
Partly yes, but I also just like alligators, and have since before I was a Florida Gators fan.
Same with me and apes.
Can't quite grasp that, though. Why alligators? They've always seemed primitive and singleminded in the extreme to me. Just lying in wait for the kill all day. Pointless, not much variety or personality to it.
I dunno. I like snakes, too. Don't much care about apes.
I think if you're a creationist, eat away. If you're a Darwinian, then it would be somewhat cannibalistic, and you might be eating a cousin.
I've never really understood what the problem with cannibalism is anyway. I mean meat is meat, right? Such a waste just burning it all up and burying it. Sustainable development, people!
I even did an extended essay on it in ninth grade. I called it Cannibalism: The Unspoken Choice.
If you're Darwinian, though, isn't everything cannabalistic to some degree? I mean, even plants must have a common ancestor somewhere down the line.
Some people like their meat fresh, know what I mean? With a nice chianti? And that leads to all sorts of unpleasantness.
But, yeah, man, bring on the Soylent Green! ;-)
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