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But that's my point. A lot of the meat we eat (I was vegetarian for ten years, but not any more) spends it's whole life living in a cage full of its own shit and then gets killed fairly unpleasantly in an abbatoir. Thie elephant spent most of its life trundling around Africa and then bled to death overnight. Neither of these are nice and both are unecessary and cruel, but is the death of the elephant so much worse than the mundane cruelty and misery of normal farming?

I think that some of the more extreme things said on this thread about what should be done to this woman can only legitimately be said by vegans and, to a lesser extent, vegetarians. Those of us who are meat eaters should face the fact that we are sometimes just as cruel, only we do it remotely rather than buying a special bow and arrow.

I'm not condoning the cruelty of farmed animals, but they are reared for us to eat. yes the way that they farmed is unacceptable.

But i find extremely unacceptable that a animal is shot and left to die in the name of sport or for a bet.

At least battery hens turn into chicken nuggets that are eaten.

What a cruel way to kill such a beautiful creature, she could have at least had the decency to finish it off humanely.

I hope she gets shoot with bow and arrow and is left to die

Riding down stamford street towards waterloo at 7.35ish this morning dude on a cream frame will pink tyres, zoomed past me, i was on my dark pink conversion.

I've seen you before, next time i'll say hi :)

HMS Blackfoot. . . .good name for a boat?

my office looks over soho square and it honesty looks like its snowing - but its not its just the tree sex wee

^^Thats a pretty sweet drawing tho - very crisp

Famous last words lol, is Chris nipping by as well?

No he is working tonight

I'll be swing by on my way home at around 7pm.

Not drinking today tho - still recovering from bank holiday escapades!

Happy Birthday Clefty have fun in the Peak District!

what you need is some chocolate fingers

thats one crummy setup

xXx Happy Birthday xXx

^^Haha

It was an excellent evening me thinks, all though they should have though about the screening logistics in more detail. . .the lack of sound detracted from the films.

Yet the vibe was perfect. . . well done to all the people who produced Fixed Issue 3 and Shop 14

best part of the night was seeing that ginger girl turn up in a nissan navaro (that looked like it'd been dropped incidentally)
definitely some wtf'in

The girl driving that nissan is my neighbour, she was there working for red bull who sponsered the event

I'll be heading down at 5.
Gosh the clock is ticking so slowly
Work sucks

Lowepro all the way!

xXx Happy Birthday Paul! xXx

A couple of days later I went through the same lights and then hit a pothole, then the kerb and landed flat on my face on the pavement in front of a pair of bobbies on the beat. Cue laughter and "that'll serve you right, you tit" from the oldest...

Ha! I had a fall similar to that

Ahhh thats so nice. . .and a bit bizarre

tea

Oh no no - i have to disagree tea is the best drink in the world!

The very fact that this man gets a part in a film over anyone else that has a remote talent for acting and can breathe makes him overated.

He must have signed a contract with Satan...

Ha! thats soo true

when he was alive - not that its really relivant to this discusion

stratford apon avon is the home of shakespeare

Cricket

That is true. . .i played french cricket on the weekend and it was good fun!

Kinda covered that with 'Shoreditch' earlier

So cunty, re-post

Ha!