December 30, 2008

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Chad Love: PETA Stinks

I generally try to refrain from blogging too much on PETA because quite frankly the group's antics don't warrant that much attention. As animal-rights groups go PETA is much less a genuine threat than say, the Fund for Animals or the Humane Society of the United States.

Why? Because given a choice between misguided half-nekkid chicks holding placards on a sidewalk or a team of fully-clothed lawyers in a courtroom I'll take the nekkid chicks. Pranksterism and publicity stunts may make headlines; legal action is what influences policy.

Having said that, did anyone doubt PETA would let Burger King's new "Flame" scent for men slide by without a response?

Of course not. So now I present for your culinary and olfactory pleasure..."Gore" the enticing new scent from PETA.

December 30, 2008 in Love Country | Permalink

Comments

Gotta love those PETArds,I wonder what they are usin to get the "meat" smell, possibly from all the cats and dogs they've put down. Plus we get free fishin bait in every bottle, cant beat that.

Posted by: wvbowhunter21 | December 30, 2008 at 12:50 PM

I'd have thought that Al Gore was one of petas heroes.

Posted by: MarkInAlpine | December 30, 2008 at 01:16 PM

Hahaha Mark! I too am surprised PETA would think Al Gore had the stink of death about him.

Posted by: Brian in California | December 30, 2008 at 02:56 PM

Oh wow, I would so hit every one of those chicken headed girls...SO fine, and you know they are stupid, too, what a great combo for a one night stand!

Posted by: Scrap5000 | December 30, 2008 at 03:55 PM

I don't mind PETA. They have absolutely no political pull, and frankly some of their antics are hilarious. As Mr. Love said, the groups we should worry about are the humane society and others that actually have a clue.

That and the fact that some of those "chicks" are fine as hell!

Posted by: alabamahunter | December 30, 2008 at 04:00 PM

Ummm, chitlins! Bon appetit! Actually, I prefer the Korean version - chargrilled until crispy. As those who grew up on the farm will recall - all parts of a pig are edible.

If I recall correctly PETA is now part of HSUS. I still think many who donate to either are clueless as to their real agendas.

Posted by: Mike | December 30, 2008 at 05:01 PM

Can I seriously buy this stuff? As long as it smells like fresh sweet innards and not spilt stomach contents it'll go great with that gunppowder smell in the mornings. Successful hunt in a bottle-what joyous memories it holds.

Posted by: Bob | December 30, 2008 at 07:00 PM