In the wake of the untimely death of the University of Georgia's (UGA) bulldog mascot, Uga VII, PETA has asked the school's athletic director, Damon M. Evans, to replace the mascot with an animatronic dog--or to rely solely on a costumed mascot--instead of using another real bulldog. Bulldogs are prone to breathing difficulties, hip dysplasia, heart disorders, and other congenital ailments, and acquiring a dog from a breeder perpetuates the animal overpopulation crisis while causing another dog waiting in an animal shelter to be condemned to death.
"It is time for the university to put an end to the cycle of suffering endured by dogs who are brought into the world solely to represent the school's 'brand'," says PETA Assistant Director Kristie Phelps. "By choosing a humane alternative to the use of live animals as school mascots, UGA can show that compassion always wins."
...I see UGA MM happening (/sarcasm).
The most appropriate response from Damon Evans would be to print the email out, wipe his anus with it...then throw it away just in order to not "keep this email paperless". However, if he were to recognize PETA as a legitimate organization and respond, you can never go wrong quoting the movie Airplane!
"Surely, you can't be serious."
4 comments:
You know me, I could care LESS about anything that has to do with college football. But this really is retarded. PETA is made up of a bunch of robots. Robot douches. Yeah, that's it. Robot douches.
Can't wait for Uga VIII to piss on Kristie Phelps pantsleg....or maybe even something more dramatic.
No views on Willie getting the boot?
sorry Sandy, works got me covered up right now...gotta pay the bills
Post a Comment