Hey Vegetarians, Explain This.

21 Comments On This Post:

chika on Tue, 10th Jun 2008 9:55 am 



Ha haa!

Verbal Alchemy on Tue, 10th Jun 2008 12:07 pm 



funny enuf i’ve been a vegetarian for 8 years and i DO have slightly longer canines lol

Nizar on Tue, 10th Jun 2008 3:11 pm 



HAHAHAHA

That’s true :happy:

neutron on Tue, 10th Jun 2008 6:28 pm 



That’s hilarious … and very hard to argue.

za3tar on Tue, 10th Jun 2008 7:32 pm 



hahahaha

orangee on Tue, 10th Jun 2008 11:35 pm 



6age3 :silly: :tongue: :biggrin:

Sari Al-Hiari on Tue, 10th Jun 2008 11:35 pm 



I was under the impression that you did not believe in evolution? :wassat:

Maher on Wed, 11th Jun 2008 2:03 am 



LoL!

Bakkouz on Wed, 11th Jun 2008 6:23 am 



Sari: I do believe in evolution. but not separately from creationism. to put it very simply, I believe that God created the first human and the first of all species, and at the same time as millions of years went by, a limited form of evolution might have happened in some species, a very limited form, which is to say like an variation in skin color, or for example the genetic mutations that sometimes occur, but surely not a drastic form as in the transformation of a creature into a whole different one.

TripleM on Wed, 11th Jun 2008 10:46 am 



I think I’m a mutant…I have one that looks just the same…incredible

Short Hairstyles on Sun, 15th Jun 2008 1:38 am 



very funny :biggrin:

nugget on Tue, 17th Jun 2008 3:10 pm 



That’s your body’s swiss-army-knife, a utility tooth to make up for no claws or big sharp teeth.

Have you ever tried to peel an orange with your front flat teeth? Try getting along in life without man-made tools and you’ll find that tooth comes in handy many times.

m on Tue, 17th Jun 2008 11:10 pm 



compare that puny thing with the canine teeth on a tiger and you have your answer.

we’re omnivores, you moron.

WendieTree on Wed, 18th Jun 2008 9:33 am 



Well, it might be true that humans are omnivores, but I don’t think showing those teeth really have much to do with it, since they can very well be used for any other type of hard fruit/veg. In fact, our cousins the gorilla and baboon have much larger canines than ours yet they are pretty much vegetarian.

But even though we can do it, there is a reason why many choose otherwise. Because that’s where humanity differs from other animals — we can see beyond our original, selfish design, and pursue a more noble cause governed by reason and compassion.

webomatik on Mon, 30th Jun 2008 3:32 am 



i don’t see any reason why we shouldn’t eat animals, they would also eat us if they have a chance (and some do)

if we all become vegetarians food chain will be broken and that’s recipe for doom’s day

vegetarians are NOT more moral people than others, they only like to think that way

Perihan on Fri, 18th Jul 2008 4:18 pm 



so true!!

jumm on Wed, 3rd Sep 2008 12:58 am 



well, explain these
http://cache.gizmodo.com/asset.....orilla.jpg
Gorilla, a fruit eating species

Health Care,Online health Care,Health Care Tips on Wed, 17th Sep 2008 1:45 pm 



Thanks for Comments.

Adam on Tue, 31st Mar 2009 2:02 pm 



Carrots.

Jeff on Wed, 15th Apr 2009 9:39 pm 



I don’t understand, explain why humans are biologically engineered to eat meat AND vegetables, but have brains capable of recognizing that meat is no longer a necessary part of a human diet? That in fact it does more harm than good. Is that what needs explaining? Or why humans are still intent on comparing themselves to wild animals in the 21st century? Maybe I just need further explanation of the question.

Rick on Wed, 24th Jun 2009 2:41 am 



LOL. OP got schooled big time. That little canine is puny and useless, and has no bearing on diet (see gorilla above). Let’s see you take down a gazelle with that thing! Proper carnivores have carnassial teeth (hence the name).

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