Conquer Club

Im one of em, just wanted to know if there are others out there.
hello?

Moved to OT.

One would imagine a vegetarian would know how to spell his feeding practices.

I don't like vegetarians.

I love my red meats! no to vegetarians .... oh not a poll...

Happy omnivore, but to each his or her own.

clapper011 wrote:I love my red meats! no to vegetarians .... oh not a poll...

tofu

I like pink meat.


Honibaz

Get your minds out of the gutter - i'm talking about shrimp.


Honibaz

I personally think that it is more healthy to eat both. For instance, Liver and Fafa Beans is a great combination.

I'm a through-and-through omnivore! I'll eat anything! Including women's p...., er, oops, I forgot there might be children running around loose on the forums.

ILVTOFU


remember?

Anyone who, like me, has to feed a family of omnivores with one veggie might like to know of of a veggie "meat" which I discovered the other day, "Seitan". It's made from wheat not soy and has a good texture, though little taste (thus good in curries, stews, etc).

jonesthecurl wrote:Anyone who, like me, has to feed a family of omnivores with one veggie might like to know of of a veggie "meat" which I discovered the other day, "Seitan". It's made from wheat not soy and has a good texture, though little taste (thus good in curries, stews, etc).

Yep, don't want all that taste getting in the way of the curry powder blasting the roof of your mouth off!

I don't use preprepared curry powders/sauces.

If you put your meat in a vegetarians mouth, does she stop being a vegetarian? What if she swallows, but doesn't chew?

What if they chew their nails?

What if they eat shit? That's the product of an animal.

jonesthecurl wrote:preprepared

I'm calling shenanigans on your superfluous prefix usage.

Also, I'm a level 5 vegan. I won't eat anything that casts a shadow.

Can I ask why your a veggie?

I see no reason to be one, I see it as an atempt to convince yourself (or someone else) that you are a good person.

No offense intended btw just being honest, like you only can be on an internet forum or while drunk.

pmchugh wrote:Can I ask why your a veggie?

I see no reason to be one, I see it as an atempt to convince yourself (or someone else) that you are a good person.

No offense intended btw just being honest, like you only can be on an internet forum or while drunk.

well im a veggie for several reasons
first off is religious, in Hinduism you are supposed to be a veggie
second is i dont like killing animals so i stay a veggie
third is i think that it gives me a sense of higher moral, once again opinion, that i am going out of my way to save a life.

pmchugh wrote:Can I ask why your a veggie?

I see no reason to be one, I see it as an atempt to convince yourself (or someone else) that you are a good person.

No offense intended btw just being honest, like you only can be on an internet forum or while drunk.

I'm a vegetarian, though im sure a few of you would have heard my stances on it before.

Just got home to Australia today, was in Mexico and Cuba for 6 weeks. Try as i might, i was vegetarian for 2 or 3 weeks over there, before i got sick of quesodillas! (chesse on tortilla and some tomato and avocado if i was lucky) So i ended up eating quite a bit of fish, because i was so damn hungry. (and sick of cheese) - i think when overseas, especially in third world countries, you're gonna have to change things you'd normally do.

In terms of your suggestion that it's an attempt to convince myself (or others) that I'm a good person is partly correct, but not the whole story. I don't eat meat at home because I don't want to participate in a industry that is so overtly run on oppression and torture of animals. I don't think it's right for me to go to a supermarket and pick up pre-packaged meat and have no idea where the animal came from, how it lived, and how it was killed. I also don't think i would do to well killing an animal so why should i eat one?

In terms of eating meat as a principle, it makes perfect sense. If you go out and hunt or fish your own meat and clean it up and serve it up, brilliant! A totally natural, wasteless way of eating. The meat industry, however, is so far removed from nature that it's not healthy, so that's why i avoid it

Interesting article on the topic of plants feeling pain

http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/exte ... t5jul.html

stahrgazer wrote:Interesting article on the topic of plants feeling pain

http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/exte ... t5jul.html

that was a nice article, i really liked the style in which he wrote it actually
got any more

coming on 9 years i 've been damned