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Quote: So? From my Hindu Neighbors point of view its ETHICALLY wrong to eat cows. But he has no right to steal my cow. From my Jewish/Christian Neighbors point of view its ETHICALLY wrong to eat pigs. But he has no right to steal my pig. From my point of view its ETHICALLY wrong to eat dogs...

Quote: Nope still wrong to steal it.... Just so you know cats an dogs are still perfectly legal food animals in the US so killing them to eat is not wrong.

Quote: If she payed before then there wouldn't have been the "what if" about funding. Besides if she payed to actually do the project that would throw a whole nother "what were you thinking" in to the story. Think about it.. I payed to do it but didn't want to do it in the first place?

Take that! An that! An that! An one of those! An one of these for good measure!

Quote: My understanding was that paying for the chicken was restitution for stealing the chicken. She even went on the news an bragged about how she planned the theft. So weather the school made a issue out of it or not, its a issue.

Does it really matter if it was a chicken that may live 10 years as apposed to dead all ready? Ether way she stole food! But apparently some people thinks that's ok because it was government property. I wonder if they would still feel the same way if she stole if from a family going to eat it...

A pet owner raising there own birds is one thing. A person stealing property to save it from pain when it can be argued that the saving may actually cause more pain is a complete other matter.

Quote: Out of thousands who try. I've watched hundreds of them grow up an die. One that lives is the exception, not the rule. No one is saying there is a thing wrong with having a meat chicken as a pet but a commercial Cornish X is so genetically messed up that its almost impossible. An...

lol apparently the slime at the bottom of the pan when you cook chicken is gelatin. So cook chicken an then make J E L L O lol

Quote: I think bone marrow?? Googled an found this.... It is derived from collagen found in the bones, cartilage, connective tissue, and skin of animals, traditionally cows. Most commercially produced gelatin nowadays is produced from pig skin. Now back to your regularly scheduled argument.

Um, ok where does that come from?

Quote: ?? What meat is in a marshmallow? Ingredients list in hand now.... Confused an stuffing my face...

Quote: OK now that I know you were asking me hear goes..... I was a mentor with the explorers program mentoring teens. Mostly girls. I did have to learn read between the lines. This girl seems very outspoken an opinionated to me. If she had an issue with this like she said she did I believe...

I'm an neck ringer if it matters. Not that I think it does.

Quote: Well..well.. THAT sheds another light on the matter... Not really. Plenty of adults make things up when they feel the need to protect themselves. I am not going to believe his version of events just because he's a teacher, or just because he is an adult. He has an agenda, too. He...

Quote: Ain't that what Home Economics is?

I would have liked to read the letters to the editor from the next weeks paper to see if there were other prospectives from inside the class but if there posted I don't know how to find them.

Local paper. http://www.bladeempire.com/news/chs-student-cries-fowl-over-project The Teacher... But, Hamilton said he told students about the project at the beginning of the class, and everyone knew what it would entail. "It wasn't sprung on anybody," he said. "All anyone had to do was say...

Quote: I think classes like this an home economics should be required. My opinion, acquiring an fixing food is something you are guaranteed to need some time in your life to survive. You don't need to be able to read, wright or do math to survive. It helps but not knowing how is not going to...

Quote: I think one of the things I read said it was 1 of 4 classes she could have taken for that required credit... Cant find it it now so I may be wrong.