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peta.org - 1/9/2009

PETA // Save the Sea Kittens

— peta.org — Share This: StumbleUpon Digg Facebook del.icio.us AddThis Privacy Policy Disclaimer People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals... 501 Front St., Norfolk, VA 23510 (more) PETA // Save the Sea Kittens

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hotair.com - 1/9/2009

Kittens of the sea?

— hotair.com — When you think cute, playful, and snuggly in animals, the logical choice of pet is … [...]... Read the rest » (more) Kittens of the sea?

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PETA // Save the Sea Kittens // About The Campaign

— peta.org — About the Campaign People don't seem to like fish. They're slithery and slimy, and they have eyes... on either side of their pointy little heads which is weird, to say the least. Plus, the small ones nibble at your feet when you're swimming, and the big ... (more) PETA // Save the Sea Kittens // About The Campaign

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PETA Demands Fish Be Called "Sea Kittens"
Moonbattery — ... PETA even offers a book of sea kitten stories for moonbats to read to their offspring at bedtime. An example: Tony the Trout is the smartest Sea Kitten in his school. Already litter-trained at 2 months old, Tony went on to double-major in neuroscience and environmental studies at Clamford University, eventually graduating with honors. When Tony is caught and fed to a precocious young child who, having eaten one mercury-filled sea kitten too many, falls to the bottom of his class, the irony is not lost on ...

Save the Sea Kittens!
Wizbang — As if the lobster empathy center wasn't enough, PETA has unveiled their newest ridiculous campaign: Save the Sea Kittens ! (In case you haven't heard, sea kittens are what we're supposed to call FISH now.) People don't seem to like fish. They're slithery and slimy, and they have eyes on either side of their pointy little heads--which is weird, to say the least. Plus, the small ones nibble at your feet when you're swimming, and the big ones--well, the big ones will bite your face off if Jaws is anything to go by. Of course, if you look at it another way, what all this really means is that fish need to fire their PR ...