If they think fresh meat looks gross then they should definetly not show what aging beef looks like. It looks… well… Me and my family didn’t touch the beef we had stocked up in any form save hamburger until very recently!
I think I should have avoided that meat for a while myself….when I had stew made from what might have been the last part of it, I started tasting the smell, and wound up freaking out and not being able to finish it.
Beastietarians don’t ask folks what they eat. If it’s meat, you’ll be able to tell. If it’s just veg, well, there’s no kindness in going out of your way to embarrass a man.
Tempest in a Teardrop: The Churchians 
If they think fresh meat looks gross then they should definetly not show what aging beef looks like. It looks… well… Me and my family didn’t touch the beef we had stocked up in any form save hamburger until very recently!
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Was it close to “compost-like consistency and smell”? ‘Cause they’d love that!
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Consistency, I don’t think so, and smell… No, I would not insult compost comparing it to that!
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I think I should have avoided that meat for a while myself….when I had stew made from what might have been the last part of it, I started tasting the smell, and wound up freaking out and not being able to finish it.
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How do you know when a Beastietarian walks into a room?
Don’t worry, they’ll tell you.
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Au contraire, mon frere.
Beastietarians don’t ask folks what they eat. If it’s meat, you’ll be able to tell. If it’s just veg, well, there’s no kindness in going out of your way to embarrass a man.
It’s a bit like being Texan.
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Link, because WPDE: https://imgflip.com/i/4sq2mp
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Ha!
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As a Texan, I agree!
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