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Old 03-14-17, 12:50 AM   #1
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I remember a friend telling me that I did a good job training my dog. I remarked, " I'm not sure who trained who " Sometimes though, dogs earn a degree of wrath and need to be punished and shamed.


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Old 03-14-17, 02:34 AM   #2
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Human's uniqueness is its ability to collaborate and the consequence of the evolution of universal morality.

Bees are also much smarter than most of us would acknowledge. It can perceive, THINK, and have the awareness for self-preservation just like an individual. It's probably as smart as a dog.

Lobsters too aren't the unfeeling automaton animals we often dismiss them to be out of our stupidity and ignorance....

But human beings are the only species on the planet that's capable of transcending space, time, and individuality. That's full humanness. Sadly, this doesn't happen to most of us who never blossom into a full human being. Most of us live not much different than animals in lower consciousness mode of living that involves strong attachment to the ego.
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Old 03-14-17, 10:18 AM   #3
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It's an evolutionary response. The canines that acted the nicest to humans long ago got the best rewards, and survived longer. It's a truly beautiful symbiotic relationship. Everybody needs a good dog at their side.
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Old 03-14-17, 02:29 PM   #4
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Human's uniqueness is its ability to collaborate and the consequence of the evolution of universal morality.

Bees are also much smarter than most of us would acknowledge. It can perceive, THINK, and have the awareness for self-preservation just like an individual. It's probably as smart as a dog.

Lobsters too aren't the unfeeling automaton animals we often dismiss them to be out of our stupidity and ignorance....

But human beings are the only species on the planet that's capable of transcending space, time, and individuality. That's full humanness. Sadly, this doesn't happen to most of us who never blossom into a full human being. Most of us live not much different than animals in lower consciousness mode of living that involves strong attachment to the ego.
Ever try to rub a bee's belly or take a lobster for a walk?
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Old 03-14-17, 09:23 PM   #5
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Ever try to rub a bee's belly or take a lobster for a walk?
Hehehehehe

Concerning bees
http://europe.newsweek.com/scientist...0257%3Frx%3Deu

Concerning lobsters
http://www.animalsaustralia.org/feat...ster-facts.php
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Boiled alive lobsters are quite tasty when you dismember them and dip the meat in butter and who doesn't like honey?
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This is our big girl total alpha female. Even now at 15 years she still doesnt take crap from other dogs. Once she was made aware she could not eat the pup we brought home she taught him how to go for the jugular and take down prey when they played. They became the bestest buds.


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Boiled alive lobsters are quite tasty when you dismember them and dip the meat in butter and who doesn't like honey?
You really remind me of online Chinese trolls.

What makes boiling lobsters alive to taste better?

Do you know you're not making sense by saying that if you boil lobsters alive they would be tastier?

Doesn't make a difference if you kill them first before boiling them.

Thank you for your trolling attempt. Obviously, you're not very smart. Take it easy. If you want trouble you'll get it.
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You really remind me of online Chinese trolls.

What makes boiling lobsters alive to taste better?

Do you know you're not making sense by saying that if you boil lobsters alive they would be tastier?

Doesn't make a difference if you kill them first before boiling them.

Thank you for your trolling attempt. Obviously, you're not very smart. Take it easy. If you want trouble you'll get it.
Oh come on now it's just a lobster not your cousin Bob.

I'm not apologizing for finding boiled lobster absolutely delicious. And yes alive is exactly how they go in the pot at every restaurant and home kitchen that i've ever had them at over the past half century living in New England. They're kind of a specialty around here.

Out of curiosity though what would be the PETA approved way to dispatch them first? Electrocution, lethal injection?
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Old 03-16-17, 09:45 AM   #10
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Boiled alive lobsters are quite tasty when you dismember them and dip the meat in butter and who doesn't like honey?

Wait? Are we talkin' lobsters or lobstahs?

These sounded like snow flake lobsters. They need their safe spaces and still live at home with their parents... until the octopus eats them alive.

Then there's those dumb Maine lobstahs. Uncultured brutes.

...then there's the Bahston lobstah. Wicked pissah! Eats snowflake lobsters in their safe spaces.





Then there's the "lobstah back"

(note, no Steeds were harmed in this post, but his sense of pride was smothered in butter and served as a wicked lobstah roll.)



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Wait? Are we talkin' lobsters or lobstahs


I used my cah to go down to the stowah to get some fresh lobsta but all they had left were cohawgs and flowndah.
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