Thu 2008/05/15 12:12
See this a lot in Japan - food manufacturers that use an animal to promote its own meat. Here you see a chicken showing you how to make chicken nuggets. Nissin also do the same - a chick used to promote chicken ramen. Image via Neta.
Posted on Thu 2008/05/15 12:12 by
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Tue 12/11 18:13 comments (49)
I always found this idea somewhat cruel and twisted... Especially when you see/learn that farm animals can be raised, fed and killed in an awful manner. But it's just me.
(ID #188047) Posted on 2008/05/15 12:21
Procrastinator Extraordinaire
vegan?
(ID #188052) Posted on 2008/05/15 12:24
No, not vegan, but hopefully I am not a red meat freak/carnivore (especially not the fresh one). Chicken bologna, sardine and tuna (with rice or pasta) are what I eat the most often as animal meat.
(ID #188055) Posted on 2008/05/15 12:31
Procrastinator Extraordinaire
lol, cool, i'm a carnivore meself and I find the idea of an animal caricature telling you its delicious and tasty funny and appealing to my more baser of instincts.
(ID #188059) Posted on 2008/05/15 12:34
Yes, of course, and it's gotta be sold anyway (marketing), so I do understand the logic behind all this. And I'm not angry there... Grrr, grrr! Rowr! Just kidding.
(ID #188061) Posted on 2008/05/15 12:38
but you know, it's a sad fact that the animals have to die in such a manner to feed the hungry masses. though, if you try not to think of it that way, it makes things alot easier.
(ID #188143) Posted on 2008/05/15 14:38
Procrastinator Extraordinaire
i think it's sad that we have to attach human feelings and sentiments to things that aren't human. i guess thats what being humane is all about. yay for fried chicken!!!
(ID #188147) Posted on 2008/05/15 14:48
Sadly, there is not much we can do about this, except to express some discontentment over those practices, but even that won't prevent much. We are in societies of mass consumption and waste (consuming). It's a truth to realize.
(ID #188165) Posted on 2008/05/15 15:25
Ah, the actual term I wanted to put in parentheses was consumerism. Sorry.
(ID #188166) Posted on 2008/05/15 15:27
And once again I agree completely with you D_Blade, and with Glasseyelashes too of course!
(ID #188177) Posted on 2008/05/15 15:50
that's it, i'm eating meat no more. if you catch me with a hamburger, feel free to slap it out of my hand. and tempest, thank you! :)
(ID #188187) Posted on 2008/05/15 16:11
Scientist, unemployed.
But, I can still eat people, right?
(ID #188710) Posted on 2008/05/16 08:41
We have been eating meat for millions of years. I don't see why we need to stop just because we feel sorry for something that we don't need to feel sorry about. We are the dominant species of this planet. I suggest we act the part. Personally, I feel more sorry for our fellow humans that can't even eat decently. My 2 cents. I love my meat.
(ID #188372) Posted on 2008/05/15 23:28
here's a funny thought. Humans don't have the necassary bodily functions to break down fat and cholesterol that we eat from animals, so that is why HUMANS BECOME FAT!! We were not bred to be carnivores for this fact, other animals such has wolves and even dogs have certain enzymes that help them digest the fat and cholesterol of the animals they kill. as for dairy, our bodies also lack the necassary enzymes to digest LACTIC ACID from cows and other such animals. Lactose Intolerant people are actually an evolutionary change where they body is tired of working extra hard to digest the lactic acids of other animals, so it starts producing a chemical that changes the lactic acid into a methane gas, or causes severe cramps in the digestive system. And know you know, because KNOWLEDGE IS POWER!!!
(ID #188489) Posted on 2008/05/16 02:05
It's called exercise my friend.
(ID #206002) Posted on 2008/06/06 19:55
ひきこもり/Hikikomori. Suits my current state more than a 大学生/University Student. ^^
I understand what you mean, even if those animals are to be eaten in the end, they still should be provided living environment matching their natural environment and not on tightly spaced cage or something like that. I agree with you. And to add more things, I heard the hormone of stressed animals (those grown badly) is different from the hormone of normal animals.
(ID #188522) Posted on 2008/05/16 03:02
It is funny that animals that are able to live in more natural conditions (like chicken being fed outdoors and free to roam around) are more expensive than industrial ones. It's logical and twisted at the same time. ^^;
(ID #188718) Posted on 2008/05/16 08:48
Procrastinator Extraordinaire
anyone notice that puppet thingie trying to hump that girl near the end of the ad?
(ID #188053) Posted on 2008/05/15 12:27
You got too much imagination... Or it is that it's a really perverted bird.
(ID #188057) Posted on 2008/05/15 12:33
Procrastinator Extraordinaire
I don't know if thats a bird, or whatever the hell it is, it sure ain't no chicken. Makes me not want to eat the product. Then again, i avoid all types of instant noodle foods.
(ID #188060) Posted on 2008/05/15 12:36
LOL yeah I noticed it too.. the bird thingy just suddenly humps the womans arm hahah
(ID #188075) Posted on 2008/05/15 13:02
Haha i'm eating a pack of tuna with a happy dolphin on it. I'm pretty sure tuna comes from tuna fish, not from dolphin. ^^ I think using a chicken to sell chicken really works. If you're illiterate in Japanese, you can at least see a picture of what the product is. Having another animal would be misleading.
(ID #188067) Posted on 2008/05/15 12:46
marvin (Registered on 2006/12/25 00:54)
I think that means the tuna you're eating is from tuna freindly fishermen. whenever fishing boats spot dolphins out in the seas, that means that there's tuna underneath them, sometimes when they net those tuna, the dolphins get caught along with the tuna and die from suffocation. seeing happy tuna on the label means they don't use the same method of catching tuna.
(ID #188080) Posted on 2008/05/15 13:15
marvin (Registered on 2006/12/25 00:54)
...happy dolphin. ^^; orz
(ID #188132) Posted on 2008/05/15 14:11
Oh my! ^//^
(ID #190424) Posted on 2008/05/18 14:27
You meant cetacean-friendly rather than tuna-friendly, I suppose. ^^;
(ID #188167) Posted on 2008/05/15 15:29
marvin (Registered on 2006/12/25 00:54)
whoops. hehehe my mistake. if fishermen were tuna friendly they wouldn't have any job.
(ID #188241) Posted on 2008/05/15 17:33
radical anime fan in Singapore, Furnace City, Cinderblock Outskirts. (Registered on 2007/01/25 22:32)
Polytechnic Senior, Bronze Lifesaving Trainee, Mech Designer, Pokemon Indexer.
They be catching dolphins instead? Who here has tried sunfish? XD
(ID #188314) Posted on 2008/05/15 21:39
That reminds me of this... http://www.dannychoo.com/detail/mac/eng/image/616/Mambo.html Almost cried, especially the part between 0:59 and 0:48. I would make it my pet... no, rather let it leave freely and peacefully in its natural environment. I do despise fishermen and hunters for a reason (and even if the Mambo in the video may have been a dead one already... It would still be alive if it wasn't caught (accidentally?) in the first place).
(ID #188413) Posted on 2008/05/16 00:27
University Student.
I would never ever try eating the mola mola. They're already so hard to find in the wild, and usually travels solo. My last diving trip in Bali, I spent nearly 5 minutes at about 40m underwater in hopes of seeing one of those babies, but in vain, and nearly ran out of oxygen while making my ascent lol. But I do hear eating it is good for the skin or something? Or either I've been watching too much Galaxy Angels (for those who know what I mean ^^).
(ID #188461) Posted on 2008/05/16 01:22
Haha, indeed. :)
(ID #188403) Posted on 2008/05/16 00:15
A chicken eating another chicken? Blasphemy I say! *throws computer monitor*
(ID #188071) Posted on 2008/05/15 12:51
Better write a letter of discontentment to the companies. Your monitor didn't do anything wrong. Innocent your screen was, I tell you!
(ID #188168) Posted on 2008/05/15 15:30
you should see Korea. Cows holding a plate of their own intestines, piges eating their brothers, and even fish smile when they get sliced in half... not a very good thing to think about...
(ID #189128) Posted on 2008/05/16 23:38
The chicken telling you to eat chicken is kinda funny but creepy. Though I could see it telling a group of people to drink the kool-aid too.
(ID #188077) Posted on 2008/05/15 13:07
Chicken's revenge!!!! Is the chicken that got fired by KFC!!!
(ID #188087) Posted on 2008/05/15 13:21
I wonder if Chick-fil-A would allow this?
(ID #188094) Posted on 2008/05/15 13:28
Procrastinator Extraordinaire
doesn't chick-fil-a have the cows already?
(ID #188101) Posted on 2008/05/15 13:31
They do, but chicken making chicken? lol
(ID #188535) Posted on 2008/05/16 03:30
university student
Somehow I also wondered about this sometimes lol..
(ID #188097) Posted on 2008/05/15 13:29
so they're subliminal message promotes canibalism...tsk tsk tsk what is this world coming to?
(ID #188124) Posted on 2008/05/15 14:01
marvin (Registered on 2006/12/25 00:54)
if I'm not mistaken, mad cow disease started by making cow eat cow. then again this isn't about making chichen eat chicken. ^^; orz this is just a case of making a chicken promote and say "eat me". ^^ then again its the same as having the pillsbury doughboy sell baking products or Mr. Peanut selling Planters products. On the other hand it makes one wonder what Ronald McDonald and Col. Sanders are actually selling. ^^;
(ID #188129) Posted on 2008/05/15 14:08
Procrastinator Extraordinaire
diced up clowns and tasty fried southern war veteran? Jeffrey Dahmer might've thought so...
(ID #188145) Posted on 2008/05/15 14:45
Yes, you're right about the Mad Cow disease (with a relative form found in sheep) and its consequences as the Creutzfelt-Jakob disease in humans came from complete greed and laziness as in feeding cows (and other animals) with powder that comes from the remnants of their "brothers and sisters"... Quite idiotic. And who pays the ultimate price? The consumer, again.
(ID #188170) Posted on 2008/05/15 15:35
Procrastinator Extraordinaire
Human cannibalism can lead to an affliction thats the same as mad cow disease. it's called Kuru and it's really fatal. interesting stuff, but its seems to have lost notoriety in modern times. Seems mother nature designed us not to feed on each other lest we face dire consequences.
(ID #188254) Posted on 2008/05/15 18:12
And cannibals said that eating the brain of their foes gave them their power and intelligence (Highlander-style)... Guess it is all about a booby-trapped treasure chest, after all. Thanks for the info. I learned something new and much interesting today, thanks to you.
(ID #188407) Posted on 2008/05/16 00:18
Procrastinator Extraordinaire
the feeling is mutual d_blade.
(ID #188692) Posted on 2008/05/16 08:05
radical anime fan in Singapore, Furnace City, Cinderblock Outskirts. (Registered on 2007/01/25 22:32)
Polytechnic Senior, Bronze Lifesaving Trainee, Mech Designer, Pokemon Indexer.
I learnt something new today! Mad cow disease was caused by cow cannibalism! No, seriously, I had no idea. I can count the number of times i had beef products with my hands, and they were all in recent times.
(ID #188317) Posted on 2008/05/15 21:44
i want some ramen now...
(ID #188142) Posted on 2008/05/15 14:33
part time illustrationist, doll clothing seamstress
that nissin video looked so good tho, gotta try that sometime LOL
(ID #188183) Posted on 2008/05/15 15:59
Pokemon master
I knew someone who fed fried chicken to her chickens. o.o
(ID #188203) Posted on 2008/05/15 16:39
Procrastinator Extraordinaire
reminds me of Trey Parker and Matt Stone of southpark fame feeding bacon to Macon the pig.
(ID #188206) Posted on 2008/05/15 16:44
aspiring to become a doujin and graphics artist cum lawyer
thank goodness my seafood noodles didn't have any fish showing how to cook fish... but i suppose chicken eating chicken is kinda defeating to think about it. No wonder lots of vegans take one look at it and cringe the next second :P personally, my friend freaks out thinking about the chicken "sacrifice" O_o;; chicken run anyone?
(ID #188251) Posted on 2008/05/15 17:59
Procrastinator Extraordinaire
chicken sacrifice?
(ID #188255) Posted on 2008/05/15 18:15
aspiring to become a doujin and graphics artist cum lawyer
you know, when they slit the chicken's neck to drain it before plucking out its feathers?? *traumatized* I saw that firsthand and I couldn't eat my dinner.... T^T
(ID #188345) Posted on 2008/05/15 22:25
Procrastinator Extraordinaire
i've seen it a couple of times so i know what you mean, still its kinda disconcerting and funny at the same time to see a chicken flapping around without its head.
(ID #188694) Posted on 2008/05/16 08:06
aspiring to become a doujin and graphics artist cum lawyer
T_T yes and we humans first understood that gruesome tendency from the guilotine >.>;; oh well. I think I prefer to know my chicken was brought frozen rather than literally fresh :|
(ID #189347) Posted on 2008/05/17 04:51
Part trooper, part -timer, 100% loser...
LOL cannibals... All of em'... And they say humans are cruel...
(ID #188304) Posted on 2008/05/15 21:19
*Mumble* Wrong! It's just about how humans sell their product... By brainwashing their peers with such nonsense. And I fear you're aiming at the wrong target/seeing the wrong picture. XD A conspiracy? Yes, it must be one!
(ID #188408) Posted on 2008/05/16 00:21
Part trooper, part -timer, 100% loser...
LOL A conspiracy it is... *On X-fIles theme*
(ID #189246) Posted on 2008/05/17 02:19
radical anime fan in Singapore, Furnace City, Cinderblock Outskirts. (Registered on 2007/01/25 22:32)
Polytechnic Senior, Bronze Lifesaving Trainee, Mech Designer, Pokemon Indexer.
The Chicken Council: A heretic! Kill it with fire! But frankly, I see nothing wrong with the illustrations. After all they're just pictures. Now, if there was really a case of chickens eating chickens... eek.
(ID #188320) Posted on 2008/05/15 21:47
五〇一軍团 TK8316 Singapore Garrison Public Relations Officer
that's ridiculous, how does a chicken know how to cook in the first place. ('~')
(ID #188368) Posted on 2008/05/15 23:07
Lol... I find the picture quite cute actually....
(ID #189015) Posted on 2008/05/16 20:21
So east a chicken could do it *__*
(ID #188412) Posted on 2008/05/16 00:25
Whoops, I meant "easy" 0__0 But I suppose East works too, it is from Japan.
(ID #188416) Posted on 2008/05/16 00:28
maybe using a chick (as in human female) to promote chicken would be more successful
(ID #188442) Posted on 2008/05/16 01:00
There is one in the ad, but she had to be annoyed by a guy and a mascot. ^^;;;
(ID #188719) Posted on 2008/05/16 08:50
chicken or no chicken, i think we r giving too much importance to silly stuff. but they could have substituted the chicken cartoon with a human though...
(ID #188525) Posted on 2008/05/16 03:09
Professional Slacker
That reminded me of the anime True Tears when Noe tried to feed some cooked chicken to the Rooster at school. Or something along those lines.
(ID #188597) Posted on 2008/05/16 05:25
Eh? you sure about it?
(ID #188722) Posted on 2008/05/16 08:52
Procrastinator Extraordinaire
i remember in potemayo, tori (the little bird that lives in potemayo's head) being fed chicken and one character making a remark about cannibalism.
(ID #188743) Posted on 2008/05/16 09:24
オタク all day long
Wow, it's kinda cruel. =(
(ID #188629) Posted on 2008/05/16 06:14
Amateur novelist
Oh, the irony
(ID #188638) Posted on 2008/05/16 06:31
lol@Chicken cannibals.
(ID #188903) Posted on 2008/05/16 14:50
the chicken is cute :) I don't know if i agree with the use of a chicken image like this but i don't disagree either.
(ID #189375) Posted on 2008/05/17 05:27
umm.... am i supposed to be the chicken cookin the nuggets?? XDD
(ID #189728) Posted on 2008/05/17 14:39
Wouldn't make sense if they put a cow mascot instead of a chicken for a chicken ramen ad, right? lolx
(ID #189954) Posted on 2008/05/18 00:25
Dropping computers, starting all over again at Journalism
Little cartoon chickens to promote chicken related problems? Nah... I see nothing wrong with that. It's at least way less creepy than adults dressed as vegetables to convince children that they are good for their health.
(ID #191559) Posted on 2008/05/19 22:31
Video Reviewer of Anime Figures, Mecha and Merch (youtube.com/user/Actar576295)
Irony anyone?
(ID #200203) Posted on 2008/05/30 05:52
student...for now.
or shameless advetisment?
(ID #240212) Posted on 2008/07/17 13:59
Otaku Programmer/Gamer/Artist/Photographer
HAHA LOL at the top picture XD
(ID #547876) Posted on 2009/04/03 19:04
miscellaneous
I've always found that weird. There's this butcher I used to see on y way to work in Sydney, and on the wall was a big mural of a cow. The cow had a bib on, and a knife and fork in his (hands?) hooves, and he was licking his lips. The rump of THE SAME COW was on a chopping block, and being neatly sliced into chops. WHA...???!!! Self-cannibalism???
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