Monday, 16 February 2026

It's Not Just The Muslims!

Campaigners are calling on theatre bosses to stop serving bacon, sausages and ham in their cafes...

Whut?  The usual suspects? No, Reader, and yes.

...at least while Peppa Pig and her family are performing in the same building.

Oh, for god's sake! What happened to people who once did this in response to stupid demands from lunatics? 

 This is how you should have dealt with PETA! 

Grimsby Auditorium in Lincolnshire said this week it would remove pork from the menu when Peppa Pig’s Big Family Show opens next month, after a request from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta UK). The campaign group is sending the venue vegan ham as an alternative. Jennifer White, an associate director at Peta, welcomed the decision, saying she hoped it would remind people “that all pigs are individuals with personalities and not body parts to be chopped up”.

They are both, actually. 

The auditorium told Peta it would remove pork products from the Stage Door cafe menu as a “considerate gesture” during the show’s run on 3-4 March.

Why? Why not tell these charlatans - who kill more animals than anyone - to sit and spin if they don't like it?  

In November, Peta said it had persuaded Chichester Festival theatre to drop pork products from its menus during a run of The Three Little Pigs.

Ah. Because yet more spineless arty types encouraged them... 

8 comments:

  1. I always thought PETA was ' People Eating Tasty Animals'.
    Penseivat

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  2. Has everyone seen the Peppa Pig jigsaw puzzle? There are various versions going around. I tried to copy a link to one but I couldn't get it to work. Anyway I thought that I would have been fun to sell them at the concession stand. I remember visiting a place where the restaurant overlooked a deer park and my wife wondered if they sold bambiburgers.
    Stonyground.

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    1. I know the one you mean - it’s a picture of lardons!😂

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  3. Forgot to add, "Perhaps the council will do something about all those muddy puddles as a corporate gesture?"
    Penseivat

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  4. If we are not supposed to eat animals, then why are so many of them so tasty?
    Steven

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