Pity the Poor Lobster
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Pity the Poor Lobster
LOBSTERS HAVE FEELINGS TOO
snip** Ripping the legs off live crabs and crowding lobsters into seafood market tanks are just two of the many practices that may warrant reassessment, given two new studies that indicate crustaceans feel pain and stress.
The findings add to a growing body of evidence that virtually all animals, including fish, shellfish and insects, can suffer.
Robert Elwood, the lead author of both papers, explained to Discovery News that pain allows an individual to be "aware of the potential tissue damage" while experiencing "a huge negative emotion or motivation that it learns to avoid that situation in the future."
i guess we should take better care of ours???
snip* And finally, the researchers wrote, crustaceans possess "high cognitive ability and sentience."
**makes note to quit picking on Dave**
snip** Ripping the legs off live crabs and crowding lobsters into seafood market tanks are just two of the many practices that may warrant reassessment, given two new studies that indicate crustaceans feel pain and stress.
The findings add to a growing body of evidence that virtually all animals, including fish, shellfish and insects, can suffer.
Robert Elwood, the lead author of both papers, explained to Discovery News that pain allows an individual to be "aware of the potential tissue damage" while experiencing "a huge negative emotion or motivation that it learns to avoid that situation in the future."
i guess we should take better care of ours???
snip* And finally, the researchers wrote, crustaceans possess "high cognitive ability and sentience."
**makes note to quit picking on Dave**
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Re: Pity the Poor Lobster
LOL Nah, he'd worry then.

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Oh.. the poor bottom feeders
Maybe if we ply them with some wine first..sort of lessen the pain
Maybe if we ply them with some wine first..sort of lessen the pain
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Lobster's water is murky enough P.

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Too funny. :)

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YOU KIDDO ARE KILLIN' ME!!!!! 
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but doing it humanely, right??
cause we know you got feelings.
cause we know you got feelings.
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AND I LIKE IT HAWT AS WELL!!!! 
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'Consistency is the last refuge of the unimaginative' -- Oscar Wilde
as chaste men think
so the world goes asunder
for evil disguised in chaste sweet guilt
is the evil that kills the children
and starves the soul of love-Elwood Jake 08/24/2009-belches loudly
To lose one parent, Mr Worthing, may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose both looks like carelessness. Oscar Wilde being Ernestly important
Some say babies are born with sin, others will say "what the fuck are you talking about".. babies are born as a clear canvas.. awaiting the strokes of a masterful artist.. some abstract, some contemporary.. some graffiti
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okay, so a HAWT bath, just hold the veggies, right?? 
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Just spectorating on the daffodillies of my mind

Life is full of fluffy daffodileyes just waitin round the bend.
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Re: Pity the Poor Lobster
YUP-AINT NO ONE FER VEGGIES UNLESS IT IS PEPPERONATA OR FINOCHIO!
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'Consistency is the last refuge of the unimaginative' -- Oscar Wilde
as chaste men think
so the world goes asunder
for evil disguised in chaste sweet guilt
is the evil that kills the children
and starves the soul of love-Elwood Jake 08/24/2009-belches loudly
To lose one parent, Mr Worthing, may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose both looks like carelessness. Oscar Wilde being Ernestly important
Some say babies are born with sin, others will say "what the fuck are you talking about".. babies are born as a clear canvas.. awaiting the strokes of a masterful artist.. some abstract, some contemporary.. some graffiti
"Handle every stressful situation like a dog....pee on it and walk away"

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