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Man legally changes name to website...

"Stacked" star Pamela Anderson, who has narrated a PETA video showing the alleged abuse, supports Garnett's name change.

"I'm sure Chris can't wait till KFC stops torturing chickens so he can change his name back," the actress said in a statement, adding that the chicken abuse "is awful and has to stop."

It got Pam's attention.

Hell, I'd do it. ;)
 
canopener said:
Does PeTa pay people to change their names to websites? I can't remember the woman's new name, but it was something along the lines of peta.com or something like that a few years ago.

Lame, if you ask me. I wonder what his signature looked like.
PETA had to buy PETA.com from a guy who originally owned PETA.com:

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See, I find this pretty interesting, because KFC (at least here in Canada) doesn't have massive chicken farms where they whip, beat, and experiment on the chickens. We get all our stuff from Maple Leaf Farms, a rather large and reputable chicken distributor in Canada. So basically, while just about anything PETA does is a huge waste of time, this is even more so, because what's KFC gonna do? At least in Canada, there's not really that many alternatives for anyone to move chicken in such a high volume, AND the quality of the bird we get (at least, the white meat) is quite excellent. The big ol' bins of dark meat we get for Tuesdays and all the people who order two piece meals isn't as nice just because the thighs are all manner of shape and size, rather than the more uniform stuff you'll find in a bin of white meat (which is undeniably higher grade.) If you're REALLY curious about our chicken, just go to a local grocery store, find some MLF chicken, and imagine it "not quite as nice."