Chickens are getting huge.

[Cotton1]

I may end up going vegan. Not much for cooking but then again how hard can it be to make green beans over green beds on a bed of more green beans?

[FindersKeepers]

I was really hungry so I got a 4 piece chicken dinner from Popeyes. Holy crap. The breast was so large it made me feel like I was eating a medium sized dog. Do these chickens train for this? It sort of grossed me out. Then I thought " maybe there is a Vegetable Chicken"?. Then again, its already getting a bit weird as it is. I have no problem with Vegetables. I'm just not mean enough to eat a crippled chicken

Those poor chickens have no lives, which is why I don't eat them. They're packed together in small cages and given hormones so their breasts grow so large the chickens cannot even stand.

Yes, there are vegetarian chicken substitutes, but I don't find them as good as vegetarian beef substitutes. The Quorn turkey substitue is very good, however.

[FindersKeepers]

I may end up going vegan. Not much for cooking but then again how hard can it be to make green beans over green beds on a bed of more green beans?

LOL -- look in the frozen section of your grocery store -- they likely stock all sorts of vegetarian foods -- sometimes under a "Healthy Foods" sign. Stick to Quorn and Morning Star choices -- some of the other manufacturers put out gross foods. But, you can find all sorts of things. I cook a LOT because my husband started getting neurotoxic headaches about 13 years ago or so. He can't eat anything with excitotoxins, such as high fructose corn syrup, MSG, and aspartame. They'll give him a splitting 4-day headache. Always 4 days because that's how long it takes the affected neurons to die. So, I learned to cook - and now I do it well - but, I've been "mostly vegan" for years although I used to cook meat for my family. I will use eggs and milk if a recipe calls for them, but I use free-range eggs and local-sourced milk whenever I can.

[Cotton1]

Those poor chickens have no lives, which is why I don't eat them. They're packed together in small cages and given hormones so their breasts grow so large the chickens cannot even stand.

Yes, there are vegetarian chicken substitutes, but I don't find them as good as vegetarian beef substitutes. The Quorn turkey substitue is very good, however.

No phone, no lights, no motor car,
Not a single luxury,
Like Robinson Crusoe,
It's primitive as can be.

Its starting to creep me out the more I think about it. Thank God for biscuits

[Cotton1]

LOL -- look in the frozen section of your grocery store -- they likely stock all sorts of vegetarian foods -- sometimes under a "Healthy Foods" sign. Stick to Quorn and Morning Star choices -- some of the other manufacturers put out gross foods. But, you can find all sorts of things. I cook a LOT because my husband started getting neurotoxic headaches about 13 years ago or so. He can't eat anything with excitotoxins, such as high fructose corn syrup, MSG, and aspartame. They'll give him a splitting 4-day headache. Always 4 days because that's how long it takes the affected neurons to die. So, I learned to cook - and now I do it well - but, I've been "mostly vegan" for years although I used to cook meat for my family. I will use eggs and milk if a recipe calls for them, but I use free-range eggs and local-sourced milk whenever I can.

An added plus is I will be standing in the frozen veggies looking honestly confused, because I will be. I figure wimminz can tell if youre really confused or just being creepy.

[Captdon]

This is what happens whenever Cotton escapes from the Hole.

[Cotton1]

This is what happens whenever Cotton escapes from the Hole.

In my mind the chicken I alluded to in the OP has became as big as a St Bernard now

[Captdon]

In my mind the chicken I alluded to in the OP has became as big as a St Bernard now

Off to an early start, I see.

[Chris]

In my mind the chicken I alluded to in the OP has became as big as a St Bernard now

Come on over to Texas...

[Cotton1]

Come on over to Texas...

Thats the one!