RWL Internet Forum: Desert Island Edition

[Shadow]

As good a reason as any. Would he be good to eat?

[Wolf Snare]

I'd take ally, then I wouldn't embarrass myself when completely obliterated because he would already be in an alcohol coma.

[Gen. Volkov]

FINE THEN! I will take volkov because he knows biology and could tell me which plants are poisonous. Also he would be tall enough to reach the coconuts.

I was also a Life Scout in Boy Scouts, so I know a thing or two about wilderness survival.

I would take cloud, because when I killed and ate him, he would provide the most meat to bone ratio, because *steroids*.

I was going to say I'd take Lucy, but I wouldn't want to kill and eat Lucy.

[Raggon]

As good a reason as any. Would he be good to eat?

Yes, you would never guess how tasty I am if served hot with ketchup.

[Shadow]

As the old saying goes: a friend who can also double as a delicious meal in a pinch is a friend indeed.

I would take cloud, because when I killed and ate him, he would provide the most meat to bone ratio, because *steroids*.

Hormone fed meat is something of a problem IMO.

[Genevieve]

I was going to say I'd take Lucy, but I wouldn't want to kill and eat Lucy.

naww. I would complain a lot, tbh.

[Stella Cadente]

I would take AoU

You Canadians always sticking together.

[Camaclue]

I would take Ungatt
or Krowdon
or cake

[Krowdon]

Yes!

I am more important than Cake.


Camaclue, I would bring you if you promised not to talk about Ponies too much.


I would also consider bringing Briar. Because then my life would almost be like Indiana Jones. I would be the annoying Asian kid. (except white)

[Gen. Volkov]

Hormone fed meat is something of a problem IMO.

Your digestive system breaks down the vast majority of hormones. Every time you eat anything that came from another animal, you are eating some hormones, regardless of whether it was fed them or not. The reason hormones affect cows and such is because they buffer and protect them so they can survive the digestive tract of the cow. That's not really true of the hormones you are ingesting when you eat meat.

[Rakefur]

Y U NO PICK SHAEL?

And, KROWDON YOU GOT MSN?!

[Muse]

I'd bring either Krowy to kill the birds with her intense tempting or Camaclue so we could share hats.

[Camaclue]

Muse, I have a Survival Helmet
It has a gun, some matches, a flare gun, a life raft, and artifically created animals to eat.

[Muse]

Ooohh, snazzy. I've got a fedora that spits out pure waves of suavity to disinigrate enemies.

[Briar]

Hormone fed meat is something of a problem IMO.

Your digestive system breaks down the vast majority of hormones. Every time you eat anything that came from another animal, you are eating some hormones, regardless of whether it was fed them or not. The reason hormones affect cows and such is because they buffer and protect them so they can survive the digestive tract of the cow. That's not really true of the hormones you are ingesting when you eat meat.

Off topic, but, (and not that this is scientific proof by any means), my little sister has practically never eaten meat. Even as an infant, she refused to eat the meat baby food. When she was forced to eat meat as she grew up, she would always throw up etc. Anyway, out of the four female offspring in my immediate family, she is built and has developed quite differently than the rest of us. She is shorter and not as built physically. Mind you, it could very well be the diet difference in general, but I saw a similar result in a young boy whom I used to nanny for whose parents had him on an organic, no meat diet since he was an infant.