Marsupialized wrote:are vegans allowed to eat pussy?

Oh, yes.

jason smith wrote:

six acre lake wrote:Vegan=hipster dufus status symbol.

I have never understood this stereotype. Why do people constantly project this on to people that only eat vegatables? Are Hindus all hipsters? Buddhist hipsters??

Most of the Buddhists and Hindus I know are total nerds.

Though that statement may reveal more about me than it does about Buddhists and Hindus...

dave-sidca wrote:

mr.arrison wrote:people like you

I rest my case

excellent! you just proved to the world I am a veggie snob by misquoting me.

Marsupialized wrote:are vegans allowed to eat pussy?

Shouldn't the question be "are vegans allowed to swallow?"

Hey, no animal products means no animal products!

six acre lake wrote:Of course you smoke. A lot of the vegans I know smoke. Seriously WTF.

Watch the discovery channel for a while and then watch how our society is structured...Then tell me if you dont consider us animals.

I'm aware of it and I'll tell you now that I don't consider us animals.

Yes I smoke. What's the conflict? You're either assuming I'm vegan for health reasons or that I'm concerned by a very small amount of animals being killed as part of tobacco harvesting. As someone else said, pretty much any type of harvesting involving machinery is going to kill some animals. I'm not going to suggest that farmers abandon their combine harvesters to save a tiny percentage of the world's mice.

mr.arrison wrote:

dave-sidca wrote:

mr.arrison wrote:people like you

I rest my case

excellent! you just proved to the world I am a veggie snob by misquoting me.

and to think you had the audacity to suggest that I had no media savvy....

trilonaut wrote:

six acre lake wrote:Rice milk is delicious. Check out the tacoria on 5th and thompson!!!

yeah, i ate there when i lived on 5th and girard. my friend liked trying their "exotic" meats: goat brain tacos and whatnot.

I am not daring enough to try the steamed beef tongue taco. That shit just scares me.

Marsupialized wrote:I think vegans should be thrown in jail for the rest of their lives

I did laugh out loud.


I must say I haven't read all this thread (just the first coupla pages) but in my life I don't think I ever met a Vegan I liked.
Vegetarians sure - nice vegetarians - but Vegans. Self righteous, over earnest toss pots in my experience.

I'm sure they're some nice ones.
I'm just saying I've never met one.

Was a Piscetarian for about a year (I could never stop fish. I'd lose a finger before I lost fish) but then I ate some steak around Christmas time and it's still bleeding flesh tasted so good.

I haven't looked back.

Adam CR wrote:

mr.arrison wrote:As a side note: I don't know why non-vegetarians always feel threatened by vegetarians and vegans.

Because it represents the possibility of individual political action, and conscious self-denial for the sake of the betterment of others (animals in this case). This is not a concept that many are comfortable with.

It only represents the possibility of an individual political action in as much as you are making a choice-it's no more inherently political than the hundreds of other choices which you make on a daily basis.

If a vegan believes that they are a more compassionate and ethical person than a non-vegan solely due to their veganism, then at least, as I presume they would wish, the reality of their lifestyle choice reveals it's basis to be not solely grounded in the issue of food.