The last photo of the Jones family before the children died from e-coli.

Posted by: Rev. Meg Schramm | September 11, 2009 12:35 PM

Could you pass the rotten slab of flesh? I heard disease and obesity is in style, along with murder and Armani...

Posted by: Lee | September 11, 2009 12:59 PM

dateline : nowheresville, usa.

joe sixpack and his family, tired of the over-priced, over-processed and highly synthetic empty calorie junk foods available at the local fast food outlets, decides upon a family picnic instead. thinking he is being clever, resourceful and a pennypicher, he still doesn't get it.

Cruelty is on the menu. As is heart disease, high blood pressure, colon cancer, adult onset diabetes and a host of other maladies. in fact what he doesn't realize it that meat is the most dangerous thing we can put in our bodies, because meat is poison.

pure and simple.

try thinking next time joe sixpack, your family will thank you for it.

compassion. it's what's for dinner.

Posted by: vegancoin | September 11, 2009 01:57 PM

The Smiths are a peace-loving family.

They donate to charity, help the homeless, watch the neighbourhood, recycle used goods and promote equality among all people.

There's just one thing they overlooked.

Posted by: Renfield | September 12, 2009 04:53 PM

You'd be horrified if you thought that was human flesh they're eating, but how is eating a slaughtered animal any worse?

Posted by: christina moschella | September 12, 2009 06:13 PM

Everyone's getting in on this "go vegetarian" advert frenzy. Even I myself am putting a TV advert in the works!

Just think about it... being exposed to various animals eating their kills, while being 'asked' if you're hungry. Then all of a sudden, flash-forward images of meat-making processes, then a 'juicy looking hamburger'... only to be greeted with a "Bon appetit, sucker!"

How's that for an advert? While billboards work well, how about some YouTube adverts to help spread the word?

Honestly, this one really takes the cake... or did you mean tofu fillet?

Posted by: RabidLeroy | September 13, 2009 02:16 AM

vegancoin, do you really think all of that would fit on one billboard? Seriously...

Posted by: Johnny | September 13, 2009 03:26 PM

I'll give up meat when the cheetahs give it up

Posted by: Chris | September 15, 2009 01:41 AM

Okay this is a little off topic but can anyone recommend a good vegetarian cat food??? Sorry!!!!

Posted by: Chris | September 16, 2009 01:11 AM

Pathetic statement from a pathetic human. Cheetahs eat meat and it is normal for them to do so. Human beings do not need to eat meat, Chris. And what the hell are you on Peta for anyway? Jerk.

Posted by: cl | September 16, 2009 10:44 AM

you know those pointy teeth in your mouth? the ones called canines? well it's been pretty much proven that they're for tearing up meat(like in the mouth of a... canine), don't get me wrong, I believe that certain types of animal raising are wrong,and so is killing for killing's sake, but i think you may be asking too much of people to give up meat. as long as the animals lived well, i don't see whats wrong with ending their lives (quickly and painlessly, of course) and then, well, eating them. I think peta is full of great people, but maybe a bit too expectant of their fellow man.

Posted by: Colin | September 17, 2009 06:30 PM

Do you really think our pointy teeth even compare to that of any other meat eating animal? Have you looked in a canines mouth lately? just a little different than ours i believe.. besides.. do you really think we could kill the animals we eat with our bare hands, tear the meat off, and eat it with out the assistance of man made tools? I doubt it.. and killing an animal to eat meat IS killing for killing's sake.. you dont need to kill the animal to survive, so you are just doing it for your pleasure not necessity..

Posted by: Laura Phillips | September 25, 2009 12:58 AM