si vous sentez que la vie est au-dessus de faire vous, au moins elle n'est pas en passant par.

ma tête est douloureuse
ma gorge est sèche

Je déteste l'été

de toute manière
Je suis végétarien, Je ne mange pas de viande de toute sorte, y compris les poissons comme les viandes, il est toujours, et je ne mange pas les oeufs ou les produits laitiers. J'essaie aussi de ne pas acheter quelque chose provenant d'un animal comme le cuir.

touchez-moi Je suis végétarien!! lol

merde, peu importe

found a baby starling outside with a cut leg that coundnt fly..... got it all fixed up and put in a basket til the moring....... im all covered in fucking mites now!!! feckin avian mites!! wee buggers are so tiny ye canny squash em.... i hope a bath gets em off otherwise ima have to stay away from everyone.....

thats what i get for a good deed..... but im totally going to heaven!

Cosmetics are used daily by millions of people, and include a vast range of products such as shampoo, makeup, moisturiser, perfume, etc. Approximately 38,000 animals are used every year across the EU to test new ingredients and products

Every year, cosmetics companies kill millions of animals to test their products. These companies claim they test on animals to establish the safety of their products and ingredients for consumers. However, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not require animal testing for cosmetics, and alternative testing methods are widely available and lead to more reliable results. Hundreds of companies – including Avon, The Body Shop and Mary Kay – already use humane non-animal testing methods to ensure the safety of their cosmetics.


Product testing is commonly performed on animals to measure the levels of skin irritancy, eye tissue damage, and toxicity caused by various substances used in the manufacture of cosmetics.
In the Draize test, caustic substances are placed in the eyes of conscious rabbits to evaluate damage to sensitive eye tissues. This is extremely painful for the rabbits, who often scream when the substances are applied and sometimes break their necks or backs trying to escape the restraints.


Lethal Dosage (LD) tests are used to determine the amount of a substance that will kill a predetermined ratio of animals. For example, in the LD50 test, subjects are forced to ingest poisonous substances (through stomach tubes, vapor spray inhalers or injection) until half of them die. Common reactions to LD tests include convulsions, vomiting, paralysis and bleeding from the eyes, nose, mouth or rectum.



Not only is animal testing inhumane; it is inherently inaccurate. For example, LD tests do not measure human health hazards, but only determine how toxic the product is to the type of animal it was tested on. Test results cannot be extrapolated from a mouse to a rat, let alone from a rat to a human. Each species reacts differently to various substances. Moreover, LD test results can be affected by the age and sex of the animals tested, their housing and nutritional conditions and how the compound is administered.


Non-animal testing methods that are more reliable and less expensive have been developed. These make use of cell and skin tissue cultures, corneas from eye banks, and sophisticated computer and mathematical models. Some companies avoid testing altogether by using non-toxic natural ingredients or those that have already been safety-approved by the Cosmetics, Toiletry and Fragrance Association. As Gordon Baxter, cofounder of Pharmagene Laboratories, which uses only computers and human tissues to create and test drugs once said, “If you have information on human genes, what’s the point of going back to animals?”


here are links to web pages that you can search your products on and know which ones are cruelty free and which are not.



<a href="http://www.gocrueltyfree.org/b_shopc..." target="_blank"> Go Cruelty Free </a>

<a href="http://www.uncaged.co.uk/crueltyfree.htm" target="_blank"> Uncaged </a>

<a href="http://www.caringconsumer.com/" target="_blank"> Caring consumer (peta site) </a> Yes its peta, but its a handy site

<a href="http://www.leapingbunny.org/indexcus.php" target="_blank"> Leaping Bunny </a>

So apart from all the stuff ive put here, what are you opinions/views on animal testing?