Mister Connor, what brings you to Springfield? I ask everyone who comes here that, hoping they see something redeeming I don't.
Your town's in the migratory path of many of nature's most delicious species. Plus, the tire fire makes them dizzy and easy to shoot. And full of smoky flavor. It's a gun-toting gourmand's dream.
You know, the local grocery store sells lots of fresh fruit and vegetables. In case you were considering taking a little break from murder.
Pass. I only eat what I shoot. Even on my birthday, I blast cake all over the walls. A pain to clean up, but a man needs to live by principles.
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The beak doesn't usually go down that rough. Chest... tightening. Breath... shortening.
Oh no! Mr. Connor, I think you're having a heart attack!
Haw-haw!
But I'm only half-done. Please… apply plastic wrap and… put in fridge.
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You're dying. By getting right to the point like that, I can help an extra three patients a day. Or help myself get to golf earlier. Hehehe, I've been playing a lot of golf. Anyway, you need to stop eating meat.
No way. I never feel more alive than when I'm eating something dead.
Your diet is costing you your life. And that's on top of what you're spending on steak sauce a month.
Maybe you're right, Doc. Maybe it is time for a change. I'm gonna think about it over a piece of antler jerky.
Man VS Wilderness Pt. 3[]
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It seems me killing and eating meat is killing me as well. I respect that meat is a worthy opponent.
You know, most of the animals you hunt only eat vegetables. Why not be like them, except without the nudity. Try some carrots.
Not bad. Crunchy like a baby kangaroo. Where'd you find them?
I picked them fresh from Cletus' farm this morning.
Fresh, eh? Sounds like hunting. And I can mount the leafy green part over my fireplace. I'm in!
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I guess I can live without meat by hunting veggies. It wasn't the protein I craved, just the gunplay.