Vegan Billboards from around the world.

Tilikum17 wrote: »

London Underground.

Tbh hard to tell if thats just your normal muddy / dirty pig or the dirt and grime which covers everything on the London underground? From first hand experience pigs love to wallow in mud and get themselves nice and dirty to keep the flies off etc - so I'll go for the first one. I've came across some really fantastic free range pig farms in the UK with really high welfare standards - where they are a relatively common sight in the countryside. Never seen such happy pigs tbh

I also see that the govegsn promotion unit now appear to have some competition from 'switchtovegsn'? Some other bunch coming up with the slogans now? Though the website detailed doesnt appear to exist? Certainly there doesn't seem to be as many as previous...

pheasant tail wrote: »

Have to hand it to you Gozunda, you have some amount of spare time on your hands

Lol - afaik my stats show approx just 3 posts a day & haven't posted here in nearly three weeks. Is that a lot? Not that's relevant to you or the other usual few who seem to prefer to attack the poster. Fairly pathetic really ...

If you like there are a bunch of posters on boards with well over half a dozen posts a day - maybe you'd like to highlight them for being lazy arsed ****es as well?

Why is it someone comments on a post here and bizarrely some don't like that. Why is that pt?

Tbh I always find the following a useful guide to constructive discussion. Maybe that's just me though. From the boards.ie faq page...

Comment on the post not the poster.
Responding to someone's point with personal attacks, regardless of how "witty" you think they are, is not big or clever. It just comes across, at best, as being an ass and at worst a bully with a small doodah (we mean “mind” of course).

It’s much better to stay on the topic of their post, not on the person who posted it. People will respect you for that, take your opinion more seriously, and you put the ball back in their court to answer your points.

Abuse is tantamount to saying, "You have beaten me with your argument; I can only resort to name calling."

Tilikum17 wrote: »

Another.

Interesting poster that Tilikum. WWJD - Which if my tour of the bible belt (when I was in the US) stands for "What Would Jesus Do". That and the quoted commandment (with the added bit) makes it appear that the billboard campaign has gone a bit religous no?

Worztron wrote: »

On my walk home from work yesterday, I saw a large Go Vegan World anti-dairy billboard on a street just off Barrack Street (as you go up the hill). I was delighted to see it. :-)

Just a question for you.
Who is the target of that ad?
Is it joe soap who's putting stewing beef in their shopping basket
Or is it people like yourself, to reinforce your ideas?

Worztron wrote: »

I don't need my ideas reinforced. I'm happy to see the sign as it might get people thinking more about their food choices.

I don't particularly like the ads, (and I am a meat eater), but I can see where you're coming from about thinking more about the origins of the food we eat, and why we eat it...
No bad thing...

Tilikum17 wrote: »

Can you please me this thread vegetarian/vegan only.

And she tastes delicious

Tilikum17 wrote: »

Berlin

Emm...Berlin?
Either it's not berlin or the ad agency forgot to translate it