Vegan Beware.  It's the headline that's been making it's way around the internet ever since QuarryGirl.com's "Operation Pancake".  Sounds more delicious than a vegan warning doesn't it?  But this time "Operation Pancake" is the undercover investigation into the vegan restaurants in LA.  Undercover vegans?  Hell yeah! So here's the deal.  Seventeen vegan restaurants were chosen and 21 dishes were procured from each.  Then the "samples" were sent to an independent testing facility to see if they contained any animal ingredients.  The results were stunning with the some of the food containing egg, shellfish or casein.  Not very vegan at all, is it? It just shows how integrated animal products are in our society and how important animal activism is.  Working to expose animal ingredients in products claiming that they are vegan is so important.  This investigation, along with the outrage it has created, sends a message to the manufacturers of [...]

Interesting, isn't it, when things that you've said before show up later in a totally unrelated thing.  But that, when it happens, it reaffirms your position in the first place?  Yes, I think so too. Today I was perusing Ecorazzi and came across this post.  Check it out, I'll wait.  It's basically about Fiat using animals in their latest advertising.  Well, not just using them, making them be in the crash test cars themselves.  I've got stuff to say about that, like how it reaffirms the "animals are expendable" belief.  You wouldn't see a company use images of humans in a crashing test car would you?  But I'm more intrigued by the path that the links sent me on. Ecorazzi reported information found on autobloggreen.com.  So I went to autobloggreen to check it out.  The post title is, 'PETA Alert: Fiat underscores eco-friendliness using unique advertising campaign'.  And, as intended, [...]

Too cute for words!

This time the spoof uses gymnast Shawn Johnson to show the insanity with killing a racing horse after it has been injured.

The money raised will go to help Chuck Pappas who was diagnosed with a stage-four brain tumor in March.