Is there a Meat Emergency Mario.

[moparedtn]

Same reason we're at the top of the food chain....

Yep. The only critters who are omnivores (we basically eat all food types, therefore we have all manner of teeth types).

 

[MarPar]

Mario has been vindicated
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Ya damn right!!! It was all to push an agenda. But just like anything...in moderation!!

 

[68-500]

Maybe top of food chain but far from the only omnivores.

 

[moparedtn]

Maybe top of food chain but far from the only omnivores.

By nature, there isn't really - but many species have progressed over the centuries to be able to eat and digest
foods other than what they are "built by nature" to consume.
Bears are a good example of this; despite a mouth full of fangy, pointy meat-tearing teeth, they've adapted over
eons to be able to eat about anything in order to survive.
Pigs and goats are others along that vein; both originally herbivores by nature, they've progressed to being able
to benefit and survive pretty much off anything - despite a lack of incisors or canine-type teeth.

The difference between humans and most of the rest of the animal kingdom is that we, at least in the last
couple thousand years, have come equipped with all the types of teeth naturally, so humans have the history
by tooth morphology (uniquely in the animal kingdom) of being the only critters to be natural omnivores.

 

[moparedtn]

Ya damn right!!! It was all to push an agenda. But just like anything...in moderation!!

It's always about advancing agendas of what others in control try to push us to behave in certain ways;
food is no exception - totally agree there.
Remember when bacon was gonna kill us all? How about eggs? Milk?

 

[68-500]

By nature, there isn't really - but many species have progressed over the centuries to be able to eat and digest
foods other than what they are "built by nature" to consume.
Bears are a good example of this; despite a mouth full of fangy, pointy meat-tearing teeth, they've adapted over
eons to be able to eat about anything in order to survive.
Pigs and goats are others along that vein; both originally herbivores by nature, they've progressed to being able
to benefit and survive pretty much off anything - despite a lack of incisors or canine-type teeth.

The difference between humans and most of the rest of the animal kingdom is that we, at least in the last
couple thousand years, have come equipped with all the types of teeth naturally, so humans have the history
by tooth morphology (uniquely in the animal kingdom) of being the only critters to be natural omnivores.

Bears was my fist thought, then pigs followed that.

 

[Pops1967GTX]

Now there after “BBQ”
environmentalist explains that BBQ smoke is illegal.



So you have to control the wind?

 

[moparedtn]

Now there after “BBQ”
environmentalist explains that BBQ smoke is illegal.



So you have to control the wind?

Oh, I'd not be able to live in such a place. Otherwise, I'd be compelled to smack some biyotches up.

 

[Cranky]

Oh, I'd not be able to live in such a place. Otherwise, I'd be compelled to smack some biyotches up.

Or have BBQ's day and night.....tell the neighbors to bring the meat and have at it!

 

[Sahara]

Yeah, I’d have to go all Will Smith on them.