Comments on: Militaristic Chubby Beatles Icon http://antitsunami.blog.friendster.com/2006/01/militaristic-chubby-beatles-icon/ Wed, 16 Dec 2009 23:19:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Sarah http://antitsunami.blog.friendster.com/2006/01/militaristic-chubby-beatles-icon/#comment-87 Sarah Thu, 26 Jan 2006 22:18:35 +0000 http://antitsunami.blog.friendster.com/2006/01/militaristic-chubby-beatles-icon/#comment-87 I find it interesting that you believe most guys and girls can't be friends. Yes, you said "I sometimes think..." but that implies that you rarely think men and women can be friends. Being dramatic and also a person who draws conclusions by skipping links, I now think you have a crush on me. I'm cool with that. I find it interesting that you believe most guys and girls can’t be friends.
Yes, you said “I sometimes think…” but that implies that you rarely think men and women can be friends.

Being dramatic and also a person who draws conclusions by skipping links, I now think you have a crush on me.

I’m cool with that.

]]> By: Tom http://antitsunami.blog.friendster.com/2006/01/militaristic-chubby-beatles-icon/#comment-86 Tom Thu, 26 Jan 2006 01:01:50 +0000 http://antitsunami.blog.friendster.com/2006/01/militaristic-chubby-beatles-icon/#comment-86 I don't think your vegetarian conundrum is a conundrum. Why do we have to look at everything as either biological and natural and good or socially constructed and bad? I think I had this discussion with you in Hartford. Humans are by nature social creatures. It is this social nature that drives us to eat turkeys but not dogs (depending on the culture). Humans have a long history of integrating dogs into their social circle. Part of our socialization is that we generally don't eat those we socialize with. I watched an interesting nature show the other day that explained why most species that cannot rapidly reproduce are not cannibals (unless they are in desparate circumstances)...because if a species was, they would eat each other too fast and those species would (or did) die out. Okay, back to studying for the bar. I'll try and leave some vibe in Seattle for you when I'm there a week before you. I don’t think your vegetarian conundrum is a conundrum. Why do we have to look at everything as either biological and natural and good or socially constructed and bad? I think I had this discussion with you in Hartford. Humans are by nature social creatures. It is this social nature that drives us to eat turkeys but not dogs (depending on the culture). Humans have a long history of integrating dogs into their social circle. Part of our socialization is that we generally don’t eat those we socialize with. I watched an interesting nature show the other day that explained why most species that cannot rapidly reproduce are not cannibals (unless they are in desparate circumstances)…because if a species was, they would eat each other too fast and those species would (or did) die out. Okay, back to studying for the bar. I’ll try and leave some vibe in Seattle for you when I’m there a week before you.

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