Thoughts on being forced to eat all things you eliminate and why?

11 comments

1. Gibberish.

2. I think it’s an interesting concept – it could potentially lead to some healthier eating habits, as you will be more aware of what you eat and how it affects your body. On the other hand, it could lead to an unhealthy relationship with food, where you start to fear food and over-restrict yourself. It really depends on the individual and their attitude towards food.

3. Did someone find human centipede in the back of his DVD collection or?

4. Not a fan.

   Either I’d have a healthy dose of flies in my diet or I’d not kill them and the high blood pressure would kill me

5. Not a chance. If the world gets to that point I think there’s some other awful shit going down.

6. I don’t understand the question

7. What?

8. Um, I’m not going to eat the cockroach I sprayed with insecticide or the poor earthworm I accidentally stepped on

9. Animals ya. I learned that pretty young when my dad made me eat blackbird I killed with my BB gun.

   Lead to me eating raccoon, possum, beaver, coyote, groundhog, snake, and Robin over the years.

   I won’t go into with insects. Just not even enough meat to justify it. Same with mice.

   I ever have to use my gun in self defense it’s gonna be a real awkward conversation with the cops.

10. Not sure how this would be enforced. I assume we’d skip ones that are dangerous to you dead or alive. Would be gross and annoying, not sure how much animal suffering it would save

11. Yep, rather dumb question over all.