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  1. ryszard says:

    A foist. So who cares.

  2. ema says:

    Funny, why do they look like they want some?

  3. capt obvious says:

    I tip my hat to this dude. You, sir, win.
    …are you gonna eat all that? Cause, uh… nevermind.

  4. capt obvious says:

    Is a tortured chicken less tasty, or more tasty? How much does Popeye’s rough up their chickens?

  5. MegaBob says:

    Ahh! An actually funny LOL ! Yeah !

  6. thallia says:

    KFC does make faux chicken in Canada, maybe he was eating the Toficken???? Either way, I applaud that guy just for the photo op – I personally love to throw hot dogs at Peta protesters….. humans need to eat and they’re trying to limit our options.

  7. LouZha says:

    Torture!!? Pft….is merely “enhanced flavouring”, sorta like the enhanced interrogation aint torture neither.

  8. angrycat says:

    propaganda, its OK when its Peta.

    • herb says:

      PETA propaganda is some of the most ridiculous. To revise a statement elseLOL: PETA is to vegetarianism as the NRA is to gun ownership.

      • DeathWyrmNexus says:

        I have never had the NRA protest outside my restaurant or demand that I buy guns so I might have to disagree. NRA may be extreme but I don’t hear much from them.

      • PortlandMark says:

        Wow. That’s a remarkably profound comment Herb. I’m afraid I’m gonna have to steal that!

      • adam antichrist says:

        except the NRA wouldn’t have non-gun owners as spokespeople

        • ryszard says:

          But PETA *will* have spokesidiots who own cars with leather seats–Google Pamela Anderson and PETA. Fortunately, she and other vaginal representatives often refuse to take advantage of the rare and endangered “bra”, so it’s all good in the end. So to speak.

  9. Ted says:

    I’ve heard scared meat tastes better….

  10. Tessie says:

    Comic Book Guy takes wrong turn on the way to Sci-Fi Con.

  11. QBQ says:

    Mmmm, tortured chicken.

  12. Mr. J says:

    Mmmmmm… Tasty, tasty murder.

  13. ethana2 says:

    http://xkcd.com/470/

    …but I like this better. This is just amazing. I mean, it’s like the anti-violence in video games people or the pro gun control people– okay, you’ve completely pissed them off, but seriously, what are they going to /do/ to you?

  14. Dylane says:

    G.O.P. tortures voters.

  15. Jim says:

    This one was absolutely brilliant!

  16. Woodylulz says:

    I’n not the biggest fan of PETA, but this tool should lose some weight before trying to be so smug.

  17. Niki says:

    die fatman, that meats going to rot in your colon for the next 20years, if your fat ass lives that long…

    • herb says:

      Nothing exists in the intestinal track longer than 72 hours, save an occasional tape worm and pending any genuine blockage. That includes meat, my granola friend.

      Truth be told, our systems are designed to digest meat very efficiently. The combination HCl stomach acids, pancreatic amylase, and bile breaks meat down to those wonderful proteins and amino acids we’d otherwise lack.

      A diet too heavy in meat (which is most Americans) does cause some problems, as the waste product builds up, and without the proper amount of water (again, like most Americans) the mucous production along the GI tract can dry up, causing a nasty bout of constipation. That colonic “push” vegetables give us? That comes from the complex indigestable sugars in the plant’s cell walls. We call it fiber.

      Take a look at the digestive systems of a cow, a lion, and a human. Comparatively, the human and the lion have similar short tracts, versus the ruminating cow with four stomachs. Animals designed to eat a diet of just plant matter have complex digestive systems in order to maximize the energy derived from its diet. Meat eaters, omnivores, and scavengers don’t have this hindrance, as they can digest a variety of foods, including meat. for energy. This conservation of tissue allows for more highly developed brains.

      • James says:

        wow an intelligent comment on the internet. you sir. win

        • adam antichrist says:

          errr, intestinal track?
          YOU mean FAIL.
          AND I don’t wanna get my education out, but this guy is only half right, the rest is speculation however he may lack the education to know it.

          Anyway I come here for LOLZ, biology is work, so I’ll stop now.

          • ryszard says:

            I gotta stick up for Herb this time. What he says here agrees with everything I know about it.

          • NotMe says:

            Gotta go with the other reply–excepting the part on more highly developed brains, yeah, pretty much all of what herb said. Even our TEETH are very obviously not designed to deal exclusively with plant matter. (There is a proto-homonid offshoot branch that was, going on their dentintion, mostly plant and seed-eating, but it died out.) Our digestive systems just aren’t designed to deal exclusively with plants, there are numerous vital nutrients that we metabolize most efficiently from animal products. We’ve evolved to be omnivores, as have our closest living relatives (chimpanzees are meat-eating pack hunters who do not just sit around munching plants.)

          • james says:

            I,ll go with intelligent speculation (herb ) over crazy Fanaticism (niki )
            any day. you in spite of your education FAIL

    • Lolnathan says:

      Chicken sitting inside someones colon? LOL. Basic biology FAIL. Been listening to your grandparent’s wise words on science again haven’t you?

  18. ish says:

    haha that black guy is going coco puffs for them chiken
    TITS

  19. Bill says:

    ROFLMAO, thats classic

  20. tinchworth says:

    this is totally in bowling green kentucky, i know like two of those people!!

  21. Ungas says:

    KFC does not toture chickens… They cook em!!

  22. pew pew says:

    The one with holding the sign has a look in his eyes like “dude, what the hell?”
    The one with the chicken is like “oh man oops”
    And the black guy is like “ah yeah, fried chicken!”

  23. Vila Restal says:

    This should be over on Fail Blog. Best example of a fail I’ve seen – “Animal Rights Protestor – FAIL”, “Proper Conduct at an Animal Rights Rally – FAIL”, “Vegetarianism Vs Meat Eaters – FAIL”. There are probably many more examples of how the guy in the picture fails completely

  24. Dark_Kilauea says:

    This is absolute win.

  25. Dar says:

    I think it’s awesome. It’s like people who knit need to go sit next to PETA protests, since PETA says people kill the sheep to get their wool. Idiots the bunch of them.

    • adam antichrist says:

      wtf?
      think much???
      what do you think happens to a sheep after they shear it?
      How do you think the “lamb” gets to the supermarket?

      No wonder your name is Dar…

      • PiMan says:

        Sheep for wool are usually not sheep for meat. Wool sheep and meat sheep have been bred in different ways to make each one more suitable for their own task and less suitable for the other task.

      • ice_army says:

        Idiot! Really, have you ever seen a live sheep? I raise sheep, and no, they don’t die when you shear them. Also, no, they do not end up on the table after being sheared. Conversly, if not sheared, the animal will die due to heat stroke. But, hey, what do I know? I only raise the animals, shear them myself, handspin the organic wool, and otherwise participate in sustainable agriculture. So, keep wearing your acrylic fabrics, and buying tofu in PLASTIC containers. Polluter!

        • herb says:

          We really ought not to pick on the PETA kiddies. Studies have shown that animal fats are an important part of brain development.

          Though I would like to point out that we get our wool from *sheep*. The meat in the grocery store is *lamb*. Wool-bearing sheep are kept around for years; meat-producing ovine are only around a year or so, after which they become *mutton*, which is far less desired as it has a more “developed” taste.

          • ryszard says:

            Sincere question–why is mutton so popular in the Commonwealth countries and elsewhere, but not here? (And did you know that in India, McDonald’s sells muttonburgers?)

            Sheepishly yrs,
            R.

            • ice_army says:

              Actually, I raise wool sheep, and meat sheep. The wool sheep are smaller, and produce higher quality wool- meaning it’s softer. But even the wool sheep taste good. I mean, you can only keep so many rams around, so…..=)

              The meat sheep are much larger. Typically, anything older than a year, or weighing more than 120lbs, is considered mutton. This is because at that point, they start producing higher levels of hormones, and that changes the taste of the meat. Becomes gamey, like deer. Soaking overnight in a little vinegar water takes care of it. Oh, Herb? I wouldn’t buy the lamb from the market if I were you. You know what lind of antibiotics and hormones they pump into those production lambs? Uggh! I raise my sheep organically, no hormones, no antibiotics unless they are actually sick, and very little wormer. And you know what? They’re healthier. Imagine that, not pumping your meat full of hormones and antibiotics could be a good thing!

              • ema says:

                Wow, I always wanted to do what you are doing, I looked into raising Alpaca for awhile – I get to attached to the animals and wouldn’t have the heart to snuff them myself even though I do understand it. No one eats Alpaca yet in this country, but they are so expensive.

              • herb says:

                Thanks for the warning, but it’s not really necessary: I only eat organic or all natural meat.

                Speaking of which, you wouldn’t happen to have access to a deep freeze, insulated packaging, and live within shipping distance of Denver, CO, would you?

          • ema says:

            The Silence of the Lambs… (poor babies)

        • ryszard says:

          So, does that mean I should buy tofu in wool containers?

  26. Kaitlin says:

    EPIC WIN

  27. Myke says:

    that picture is great.

  28. The guy on the left is awesome!

    So, what they are saying is that KFC “waterboards” the chickens? After all, that’s all the Lefties talk about. So, if KFC simply chopped off the chickens’ limbs and beheaded them with a dull knife, etc (using the Al Queda non-torture handbook), that would be okay with them?

    What I’d like to know if the guy holding the sign, and his buddies, are wearing a leather belt or wearing shoes composed of leather? I sure hope not.

    • Keith says:

      It’s worse than you think. You can’t get away from dead cow. It’s in the roads, it’s in our money, it’s in our medicine. I don’t there’s a single natural resource more efficiently used than dead cow.

  29. Anonymous says:

    Epic deliciousness win!

  30. Ernesto says:

    Unlucky Fried Kitten

  31. Ignatz says:

    Don’t like chicken? There’s always “long pig”…

  32. ryszard says:

    When Hillary first ran for office in New York, KFC had a six-piece “Hillary Special”: two small breasts, two large thighs, and two left wings.

    Ba-dum-bump.

  33. danyell says:

    Actually, the genetic mutants that KFC uses can no longer be legally called “chickens”.

    Ew.

  34. BGurl says:

    Fat guy: Hey guys! Sorry I’m late. What are we doing?
    Hat guy: I am superior to you in every possib- hey, is that original or extra crispy?
    Black guy: You know you’re an idiot, right?
    Other guy: God! I wish I had some chicken right now. I’ll just chew on my hoodie sleeve and pretend it’s a drumstick, and hope that the chick next to me is impressed!

  35. Drew says:

    that is nick brady!

  36. Bobby says:

    Ahahaha

    suck shit PETA

  37. Pining4theFjords says:

    Well, they end up getting killed to be our food anyway. That’s what they’re raised for in the first place. Besides, I’ve been on a farm. Those little fuckers are nasty and mean.

  38. HurricaneN0S says:

    Win.

  39. Marshy says:

    Funny picture! I want KFC chicken now, but it makes me sick… Anyway, I have no problem with vegetarians and such, so long as they aren’t obnoxious and in-your-face because you eat meat. I looooooove steak…

  40. hameltoe says:

    People
    Eat
    Tasty
    Animals

  41. mellojoe says:

    yay! that pic was taken in my hometown! I love KFC!

  42. Finger Licking Good says:

    A Tortured Chicken is a Tender Chicken.

  43. Grace says:

    PETA = People Eating Tasty Animals
    actually, i support animal rights so dont b all oh! shes evil!

  44. Grace says:

    oh shoot. i just saw somebody made the same comment. sry.

  45. Jake says:

    PETA- People eating tasty animals! :)

  46. ...huh? says:

    …If anyone here is a member of PETA, I gots a question…
    Right now, where I work, I have to deal with steers (male bovine with no nuts) and cows together in one group, the pasture they’re in now is about 50 sections, a section being a square mile, so about 200 square miles. Now, the steers are “riding” the cows, which is basically mounting them, causing damage to the hips and potentially killing the calf inside of the cow. Now, since PETA is all for animal rights, can these cows sue the steers for sexual harassment , attempted murder, and abuse?

    • Mel says:

      bwa-HAHAHAHA! Peta sucks! lol
      The KFC I ate for lunch at the vet clinic I work at was quite tasty. I saw where PETA is now picketing the AVAMA. Dumbasses.

  47. kittkatzi says:

    i think this should be in the WIN category.

  48. nickyowen says:

    now thats ironic…..

  49. FadedLY says:

    The guy eating the chicken = hero, IMO.

    Also, ever notice they sure do make lots of veggies try to taste like meat, but no one ever tries to make meat taste like vegetables? :D


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