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philz

philz

Sweden
August 2003

MAY 12, 2004 05:23 PM

DickDastardly said:
it will also be time-consuming and very difficult (though of course not impossible) to stay strictly vegetarian over there. enjoy your trip! im jealous tongue


i had a harder time being a vegetarian in your country than i ever have done over here, and that was only 3 years ago.

tomahto

tomahto

San Bruno, CA
June 2003

MAY 12, 2004 05:53 PM

I was vegetarian for a month once in high school. I went insane. never again.

one time when I worked on a farm, I made myself watch a pig being slaughtered, to see if it would make me want to stop eating meat. didn't work. if anything, it had the opposite effect, making animal death sort of not a huge deal to me. surreal confused

foreverdarling

foreverdarling

Kaufman, TX
April 2004

MAY 12, 2004 06:07 PM

I don't know if anyone has said this, as i didn't read all of the posts, but it seems that you are trying to find an excuse to eat meat. You don't HAVE to eat meat over there to get the full experience. How does eating the dead flesh of an innocent, defenseless animal help you get the full experience? It's JUST AN EXCUSE!! C'mon! Don't contribute to the suffering of animals. Enough people in the goddamn world eat meat. You're doing the right thing NOT eating meat. DON'T DO IT!!!!!!

foreverdarling

foreverdarling

Kaufman, TX
April 2004

MAY 12, 2004 06:11 PM

"Why is eating meat wrong? Ok eating human flesh.. I can see why that's wrong. But fish, cow, pig, chicken? what is "wrong" with that?

I mean vegetables are great... and quite frankly more people need to eat more of them but if the idea and sight of meat doesn't 'repulse' you. and in fact you have the occasional craving maybe that's your body telling you that it needs a little meat every once in a while.

People are ominivores. We have enzymes to break up animal flesh. We are designed to eat it. We are also designed to eat vegetables, those big grinding teeth at the back.

Having said that.. .people also have allergies and food intolerences. Differernt people use food fuel differently. A vegan diet might work great for one person but not meet the needs of another.

good luck with your decision. "
null

foreverdarling

foreverdarling

Kaufman, TX
April 2004

MAY 12, 2004 06:11 PM

"Why is eating meat wrong? Ok eating human flesh.. I can see why that's wrong. But fish, cow, pig, chicken? what is "wrong" with that?

I mean vegetables are great... and quite frankly more people need to eat more of them but if the idea and sight of meat doesn't 'repulse' you. and in fact you have the occasional craving maybe that's your body telling you that it needs a little meat every once in a while.

People are ominivores. We have enzymes to break up animal flesh. We are designed to eat it. We are also designed to eat vegetables, those big grinding teeth at the back.

Having said that.. .people also have allergies and food intolerences. Differernt people use food fuel differently. A vegan diet might work great for one person but not meet the needs of another.

good luck with your decision. "
null

DO SOME RESEARCH!!!! IT'S NOT TRUE!!!!

foreverdarling

foreverdarling

Kaufman, TX
April 2004

MAY 12, 2004 06:12 PM

"Why is eating meat wrong? Ok eating human flesh.. I can see why that's wrong. But fish, cow, pig, chicken? what is "wrong" with that?

I mean vegetables are great... and quite frankly more people need to eat more of them but if the idea and sight of meat doesn't 'repulse' you. and in fact you have the occasional craving maybe that's your body telling you that it needs a little meat every once in a while.

People are ominivores. We have enzymes to break up animal flesh. We are designed to eat it. We are also designed to eat vegetables, those big grinding teeth at the back.

Having said that.. .people also have allergies and food intolerences. Differernt people use food fuel differently. A vegan diet might work great for one person but not meet the needs of another.

good luck with your decision. "
null

DO SOME RESEARCH!!!! IT'S NOT TRUE!!!!

tomahto

tomahto

San Bruno, CA
June 2003

MAY 12, 2004 06:35 PM

ho boy.

Lysistrata

Lysistrata

United Kingdom
January 2004

MAY 13, 2004 06:48 AM

foreverdarling said:
null

DO SOME RESEARCH!!!! IT'S NOT TRUE!!!!



Darling?

What is your point? you have 'nulled' my quote not once but 3 times.

and you've not really said anything except "do some research" and not really told me what exactly is not true.

I would suggest YOU do your own research. There is alot of propoganda on both sides of the issue. And if you have some concrete evidence to post then great. If not... well stuff your null back on your own hard drive.

This was posting was a question of "what is your opinion" I gave the man my opinion. IF you have a problem with it... fine but there are less rude ways of expressing it.

And there is nothing inately EVIL about killing another animal for food. Animals do it all the time (lions, tigers and bears oh my). I would agree that the humane treatment of said animal is important. And being that we are civilized we are not going to tear the jugular out and let the animal suffer in pain until it beeds to death.. as some animals of prey do. I agree that the swift and humane slaughter is also important.

Having said that give me a break "poor defenseless animals" EVERYTHING on the planet is a poor defenseless animal compared to humans. We are at the top of the food chain.

Gadget

Gadget

SUICIDEGIRL

New Hampshire, USA

MAY 13, 2004 07:06 AM

miss_lady said:
Yes, I would say to condition yourself w/ eating meat here in the US again before going to Prague. Your vegetarian selections will be limited there, and you'll need some hearty food to soak up the absinthe.

I didn't eat beef for 10 years, then I broke down when someone made Guinness stew. It tasted unbelieveably delicious, and I didn't feel one bit sick.

To each their own, but yes it's alot of work to have a proper vegetarian diet (ie, getting all your amino acids, etc) especially when traveling abroad. I got laughed at in Japan for eating vegetarian selections when a dinner companion was dipping raw beef into raw egg.




I have made guinness stew that was vegan.

miss_lady

miss_lady

I'm lost
July 2003

MAY 13, 2004 07:16 AM

Shatteredsky said:

miss_lady said:
Yes, I would say to condition yourself w/ eating meat here in the US again before going to Prague. Your vegetarian selections will be limited there, and you'll need some hearty food to soak up the absinthe.

I didn't eat beef for 10 years, then I broke down when someone made Guinness stew. It tasted unbelieveably delicious, and I didn't feel one bit sick.

To each their own, but yes it's alot of work to have a proper vegetarian diet (ie, getting all your amino acids, etc) especially when traveling abroad. I got laughed at in Japan for eating vegetarian selections when a dinner companion was dipping raw beef into raw egg.






I have made guinness stew that was vegan.



I'll eat that, too! No food is safe from me.

Cottser

Cottser

London, ON
April 2004

MAY 13, 2004 07:21 AM

The food chain stinks.

< simpsons reference >

< /simpsons >



[Edited on May 13, 2004 by auraldetritus]

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