any of you guys vegetarian?

I'm vegetarian. But I love the meat... That of the beautiful girls!!! 

It will be for this that I haven't the fiancée? 

I've been called a vegetable before. Does that count ? 
In my teen days, we used to call girls by some of these names - tomatoes, peels (des pelures, think about the comparison between a vegetable & a human).
In both cases, you could say it referred to some, er ... oral activity that we dreamed of, but never quite got to "indulge" in.


Edited by debrewguy - June 19 2007 at 14:16

I eat anything BUT vegetables.. Does that count?

^Yeah but we could get all the nutrients from other sources, it's just difficult. And a lot of vegetarians may not do that.

fandango wrote: The Doctor wrote: I would like to become a vegetarian, but I'm waiting until bacon and steak are reclassified as vegetables.   Hey Doc!!!  Great to see you back! The place just hasn't been the same without you....now just don't go spoiling things by upsetting any of those hyper-sensitive Canadian academic types.....   anyway, YES, I am both vegetarian and Jewish, which means that the average life expectancy of the humble pig is slightly longer round these parts...

purplepiper wrote: I recently had blood testing done, and although I have been a vegetarian for 3+ years, I was absolutely 100% perfectly healthy! I'm no food nazi either, I don't persecute those who do what society tells them to. I understand that their minds are weak and that they are selfish.

I am weak-minded and selfish because I eat meat? 

I had no idea.

I once met a Vegan who wouldn't wear wool.

purplepiper wrote: I'm slightly annoyed at people who become vegetarian simply for diet reasons...it's suppossed to be about more than that, for me anyway.

We have really good vegetarian and vegan food at the university I attend and I know a few people who eat it because they think it's like being on a diet...but I've worked in the kitchen and I know that the vegan curry is full of coconut milk, which isn't exactly fat free...and, much worse, the "vegan whipped cream" is full of scary synthetic chemicals.  A lot of people make that mistake, thinking vegetarian or vegan means lowfat and healthy, but that's often not the case.

I'm a vegetarian, one of those "I don't like the taste" people, and I just find it more convenient.  Meat is tricky to cook and clean up.  I'm glad I never have to deal with that.  But no, I'm not a man, so I can't join the small vegetarian males' club.

I have a friend who became a vegitarian just for the hell of it a couple of months ago; he'd never been that much of a meat eater, and he realized he hadn't eaten meat in four days, so he decided to be vegitarian forever.  

I'm no vegetarian, but I don't like a lot of meat.  I think Steak is nasty, ham is OK in fried rice, no roast pork, but I enjoy bacon.  Turkey is alright, and burgers and hot dogs every now and then.  Fish is disgusting.  NO DUCKS and of course odd animals or animal parts (although I did mention I enjoy hot dogs...). 

When I get meat I do my best to only get one bad day or cage free, etc kinds because factory farms are horrible things, and the meat you get from them is bad too.  So I stay away from that.