why are vegetarians so angry? - Page 2

Payson Dave · #21 06-04-2007, 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Antitrust32

Medium-medium rare is the only way to eat um'.

Yepppp...sometimes if they are too rare the juices ends up running down yer chin.

Antitrust32 · #22 06-04-2007, 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Payson Dave

Yepppp...sometimes if they are too rare the steak juice ends up running down yer chin.

finger lickin' good!

Payson Dave · #23 06-04-2007, 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Antitrust32

finger lickin' good!

Lip smackin tasty but ya jest gotta watch out for dem damn curly q's that get caught between the teeth....for some reason that does not seem to be a problem with the full brazilian entrees

Mortimer · #24 06-04-2007, 03:42 PM

why are vegetarians so angry?
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BECAUSE CLEVELAND ATE DETROITS LUNCH

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Cajungator26 · #25 06-04-2007, 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Payson Dave

Lip smackin tasty but ya jest gotta watch out for dem damn curly q's that get caught between the teeth....for some reason that does not seem to be a problem with the full brazilian entrees

Wow...

GenuineRisk · #26 06-04-2007, 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by pgardn

and they have good bowel movements, just too many.

You know how it goes, getting ready to bite into a massive head of Iceberg Lettuce, and the moment is lost when the sphincter sends it's time to dance message.

Iceberg lettuce? Yeesh. No nutritional value and no taste to boot. I call it "crunchy water."

I was a strict vegetarian for several years, but for environmental, not moral, reasons. I like meat occasionally (it is tasty, after all), if it's humanely raised (factory farms are unbelievably cruel and as far as I'm concerned, if I'm spending money on factory farm meat, I'm endorsing animal cruelty. That's just me, though. They're also environmental disasters, while small farms are valuable habitat for lots of animals, including many threatened species- support your small family farms!). I'm glad for the time I spent as a strict vegetarian, though, because it kept me thin and kept me healthy and I learned to love veggies.

I tell ya, though, I take my hat off to vegans. That's serious dietary discipline. I think if I had to give up cheese and milk the sunshine would go out of my life.

GPK · #27 06-04-2007, 08:00 PM

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Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

Iceberg lettuce? Yeesh. No nutritional value and no taste to boot. I call it "crunchy water."

I was a strict vegetarian for several years, but for environmental, not moral, reasons. I like meat occasionally (it is tasty, after all), if it's humanely raised (factory farms are unbelievably cruel and as far as I'm concerned, if I'm spending money on factory farm meat, I'm endorsing animal cruelty. That's just me, though. They're also environmental disasters, while small farms are valuable habitat for lots of animals, including many threatened species- support your small family farms!). I'm glad for the time I spent as a strict vegetarian, though, because it kept me thin and kept me healthy and I learned to love veggies.

I tell ya, though, I take my hat off to vegans. That's serious dietary discipline. I think if I had to give up cheese and milk the sunshine would go out of my life.

well....that is a bit heartbreaking....all this time I thought I was the sunshine of your life.

The cruelty of it all....

GenuineRisk · #28 06-04-2007, 08:27 PM

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well....that is a bit heartbreaking....all this time I thought I was the sunshine of your life.

The cruelty of it all....

No, sweetie; you're the:

GPK · #29 06-04-2007, 08:46 PM

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Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

No, sweetie; you're the:

see...I knew you loved me...

#30 06-04-2007, 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

Iceberg lettuce? Yeesh. No nutritional value and no taste to boot. I call it "crunchy water."

Thats exactly what it is. Does not even have a lot of fiber, thus my futile attempt at a bad joke. In some cases the nasty E.Coli get into it, and that creates a great time with the big white phone in the bathroom.

The Indomitable DrugS · #31 06-05-2007, 03:00 AM

I was a vegetarian once....I lasted about three and a half weeks.....eventually all the veggy patty subs from Subway started turning my poop all kind of different colors...and that was it for me.

GenuineRisk · #32 06-05-2007, 07:30 AM

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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

I was a vegetarian once....I lasted about three and a half weeks.....eventually all the veggy patty subs from Subway started turning my poop all kind of different colors...and that was it for me.

Blech; those veggie patties from Subway taste like a*s. I think they're a conspiracy to keep people ordering the meatball subs.

The Indomitable DrugS · #33 06-05-2007, 08:14 AM

I disagree actually.

If the "sandwhich artist" behind the counter knows the drill and how to make them right---and you load them up with enough fixins and some ranch dressing---they can be scrum-diddly-ump-chous.

So, I certainly wouldn't say they "taste like ass" --- though, I can't say I've ever tasted ass before either. I've offered to perform such services on Emily once, and she not only refused....but also seemed pretty grossed out about it for minutes afterwards.

GenuineRisk · #34 06-05-2007, 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

I disagree actually.

If the "sandwhich artist" behind the counter knows the drill and how to make them right---and you load them up with enough fixins and some ranch dressing---they can be scrum-diddly-ump-chous.

So, I certainly wouldn't say they "taste like ass" --- though, I can't say I've ever tasted ass before either. I've offered to perform such services on Emily once, and she not only refused....but also seemed pretty grossed out about it for minutes afterwards.

Heelarious.

As something of a connossieur of veggie patties, though, I have to stand by my earlier statement. I think those Subway ones are nasty. I do like their veggie delite subs, though. I eat those a lot, with the Southwest sauce and lots of banana peppers and jalapeños.

Boca Burger makes good veggie burgers.

Cajungator26 · #35 06-05-2007, 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

Iceberg lettuce? Yeesh. No nutritional value and no taste to boot. I call it "crunchy water."

I was a strict vegetarian for several years, but for environmental, not moral, reasons. I like meat occasionally (it is tasty, after all), if it's humanely raised (factory farms are unbelievably cruel and as far as I'm concerned, if I'm spending money on factory farm meat, I'm endorsing animal cruelty. That's just me, though. They're also environmental disasters, while small farms are valuable habitat for lots of animals, including many threatened species- support your small family farms!). I'm glad for the time I spent as a strict vegetarian, though, because it kept me thin and kept me healthy and I learned to love veggies.

I tell ya, though, I take my hat off to vegans. That's serious dietary discipline. I think if I had to give up cheese and milk the sunshine would go out of my life.

Genuine,

Where can you find humanely raised meat? I'm thinking about becoming a vegetarian again, but my blood type (A negative) has a hard time doing the vegetarian thing without becoming anemic. I used to get sick and weak very easily (even eating the things I was supposed to.)