Kendall and Kylie Jenner

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She has been taking the New York, London, Milan and Paris Fashion Weeks by storm as one of the hottest models of the moment.

And Kendall Jenner proved she was worthy of her top model status on Monday as she headed out in Paris in yet another stylish ensemble.

The brunette, 21, showed off her sensationally slender figure in a raunchy mesh leotard and low-cut boyfriend jeans as she left her hotel for a busy day.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...al-chic-mesh-leotard-Paris.html#ixzz4aZHDlY3d

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dangerouscurves said:
I've stopped eating pork after I saw cute videos of pet pigs called Bikini and Pickle. I've stopped eating lamb as well after watching that cute dancing lamb on Facebook.
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I still eat meat. I just feel better about it knowing the animal wasn't tortured beforehand.
That's the reason I don't eat veal, lobster or foie gras.

(I don't like the taste of lobster or foie gras, anyway, but even if I did I didn't touch it.)

I remember going to a Chinese restaurant with my parents and extended family and I saw shark's fin soup on the menu. I remember respectfully requesting nobody order it.

After explaining to my cousin why I remember the horrified/disgusted look on his face. (If the subject wasn't so serious I would have laughed at his expression.)
 
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caitlin1214 said:
I still eat meat. I just feel better about it knowing the animal wasn't tortured beforehand.
That's the reason I don't eat veal, lobster or foie gras.

(I don't like the taste of lobster or foie gras, anyway, but even if I did I didn't touch it.)

I remember going to a Chinese restaurant with my parents and extended family and I saw shark's fin soup on the menu. I remember respectfully requesting nobody order it.

After explaining to my cousin why I remember the horrified/disgusted look on his face. (If the subject wasn't so serious I would have laughed at his expression.)
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[emoji106][emoji106][emoji106] I know it's still far from perfect but I'm glad to know that the meat in Edeka, a supermarket chain in Germany, get their meat from Rasting, German butchery who kill the animals for food as humanely as possible. The only thing I can eat now is chicken and fish and some frutti di mare. I still buy new leather handbags. I know it sounds hypocritical but the animals that died, whose meat is consumed, leave beatiful peaces behind that I can admire. It sounds so gruesome, doesn't it? 'Facepalm'.
 
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dangerouscurves said:
[emoji106][emoji106][emoji106] I know it's still far from perfect but I'm glad to know that the meat in Edeka, a supermarket chain in Germany, get their meat from Rasting, German butchery who kill the animals for food as humanely as possible. The only thing I can eat now is chicken and fish and some frutti di mare. I still buy new leather handbags. I know it sounds hypocritical but the animals that died, whose meat is consumed, leave beatiful peaces behind that I can admire. It sounds so gruesome, doesn't it? 'Facepalm'.
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When I can afford it I want to get my meat from Whole Foods.

The thing about the leather isn't gruesome. Leather is a byproduct of the meat industry, so no new animals are being killed for your bags.

I remember someone posting an attack ad about shearing sheep and the evils of Uggs and I remember replying that if I knew the animals were killed and killed specifically in the way the video is claiming, I wouldn't have wanted my boots. (I have two pairs!) But Uggs are a byproduct of the meat industry, so I don't feel guilty about owning them.

(I don't eat much lamb these days, but when I was living at home, my mom used to make it for Easter dinner.)

I know what PETA says, but whenever they claim something, I wait until a more reputable animal welfare group (Humane Society, IFAW) says something before I form an opinion about it.

I've been to a sheep farm in New Zealand and I've seen how they do it. The animal didn't look uncomfortable at all. (I would imagine they would be even more comfortable after shearing because it's like grooming them, and they don't want to walk around with heavy wool all the time.)
 
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I should probably change the subject back to Kendall and Kylie, so getting back to what's essentially Kendall's denim pasties, for a minute there, I thought Kendall's name was embroidered in the piece of fabric.
 
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caitlin1214 said:
When I can afford it I want to get my meat from Whole Foods.

The thing about the leather isn't gruesome. Leather is a byproduct of the meat industry, so no new animals are being killed for your bags.

I remember someone posting an attack ad about shearing sheep and the evils of Uggs and I remember replying that if I knew the animals were killed and killed specifically in the way the video is claiming, I wouldn't have wanted my boots. (I have two pairs!) But Uggs are a byproduct of the meat industry, so I don't feel guilty about owning them.

I know what PETA says, but whenever they claim something, I wait until a more reputable animal welfare group (Humane Society, IFAW) says something before I form an opinion about it.

I've been to a sheep farm in New Zealand and I've seen how they do it. The animal didn't look uncomfortable at all. (I would imagine they would be even more comfortable after shearing because it's like grooming them, and they don't want to walk around with heavy wool all the time.)
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Doll, thank you for the input none the less.
 
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