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ok darlin'
do you just have large quanties of time on your hand or do you have a deep rooted problem with vegitartian? "rick" wrote in message k.net... "cricket" wrote in message ink.net... it was funny "ha ha" don't criticize about using words correctly. ======================= You invited NO carnivores to your dinner party, fool. It's strickly used by vegan loons as an emotive spew to make yourself 'feel' better about your self-marginalization. "You're reliogion" ??? =================== Yes, veganism IS a religion, killer. "rick" wrote in message k.net... "cricket" wrote in message nk.net... I hadn't thought about that. I think I will try that. the carnivores won't even realize that some people don't have meat on theirs! =================== You're inviting lions and tigers to your party? That would be the only "carnivours" in attendance. You're reliogion is so extreme that you can't even use words correctly, eh killer? I suggest that the meat might have caused fewer deaths of animals over all than your meals. Especially if you partake of tofu faked meats. "usual suspect" wrote in message ... cricket wrote: ... i don't know if i want to buy any meat. i am going to school for cullinary and i can cook meat, i just prefer not to. if they want to bring it and cook it that is ok, but i wanted to be able to provide them with an alternative, i see your point about not lecturing but half my family is married in italians, so food and heated disscussion goes hand in hand. And least you're open enough to let them bring their own meat. Most of the other vegans here would have a fit about that. What alternative did you have in mind that they would enjoy and you can live with? Consider a DIY kebab buffet where you provide the veggies, grill, and skewers and your family brings in whatever meat(s) they desire. Or something like that. Go by their familiarity rather than your peculiarity. That way everyone will partake of the same things, just differently. |
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i'm sure you've expalined it before but expalin it again, what animals died
for my veggis? "rick" wrote in message nk.net... "C. James Strutz" wrote in message ... "usual suspect" wrote in message ... cricket wrote: I hadn't thought about that. I think I will try that. the carnivores won't even realize that some people don't have meat on theirs! That's the whole idea, and that way nobody is put off by lack of one thing or the presence of something else. I've also done similarly with DIY stir-fries where a variety of ingredients are arranged so everyone can pick out vegetables, some fruits (e.g., pineapple), sauces, meats, etc., on a plate or bowl and then I cook them and have bowls of rice or noodles to accompany at the table. You said summery, so I thought grilling kebabs would work better than a stir-fry. Hmm, I wonder if you would patronize a vegan guest if they expressed concerns about having their food cooked on the same grill that meat was cooked on? ========================== LOL Proof again that veganism isn't about the death, suffering, or explotation of animals. Besides, far more animals died for your veggies than for the meat I'm grilling tonight. |
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![]() "cricket" wrote in message nk.net... ok darlin' do you just have large quanties of time on your hand or do you have a deep rooted problem with vegitartian? ========================= Neither. I just love to watch you tap dance, killer. "rick" wrote in message k.net... "cricket" wrote in message ink.net... it was funny "ha ha" don't criticize about using words correctly. ======================= You invited NO carnivores to your dinner party, fool. It's strickly used by vegan loons as an emotive spew to make yourself 'feel' better about your self-marginalization. "You're reliogion" ??? =================== Yes, veganism IS a religion, killer. "rick" wrote in message k.net... "cricket" wrote in message nk.net... I hadn't thought about that. I think I will try that. the carnivores won't even realize that some people don't have meat on theirs! =================== You're inviting lions and tigers to your party? That would be the only "carnivours" in attendance. You're reliogion is so extreme that you can't even use words correctly, eh killer? I suggest that the meat might have caused fewer deaths of animals over all than your meals. Especially if you partake of tofu faked meats. "usual suspect" wrote in message ... cricket wrote: ... i don't know if i want to buy any meat. i am going to school for cullinary and i can cook meat, i just prefer not to. if they want to bring it and cook it that is ok, but i wanted to be able to provide them with an alternative, i see your point about not lecturing but half my family is married in italians, so food and heated disscussion goes hand in hand. And least you're open enough to let them bring their own meat. Most of the other vegans here would have a fit about that. What alternative did you have in mind that they would enjoy and you can live with? Consider a DIY kebab buffet where you provide the veggies, grill, and skewers and your family brings in whatever meat(s) they desire. Or something like that. Go by their familiarity rather than your peculiarity. That way everyone will partake of the same things, just differently. |
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cricket wrote:
i'm sure you've expalined it before but expalin it again, what animals died for my veggis? You say you grew up on a farm (either in Quebec or Ohio -- whichever you decide today). I am a simple farm girl from Quebec, we are esily confused. - "cricket" 8/7/2005 Clearly so. i grew up on a farm in ohio. - "cricket" 8/11/2005 Since you grew up on farms from Quebec to Ohio, you should know that a variety of animals are killed in the course of agriculture. Mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians, etc., are killed by use of pesticides and herbicides. All these species are also killed when fields are planted, harvested, irrigated, or burned. Furthermore, animals are killed intentionally (i.e., warehouses are required to apply pesticides) and unintentionally when transporting and storing your grains, legumes, and produce; the pollution from all this production and transportation also kills animals, including humans. How much of your diet is produced locally? How many foods of tropical or transcontinental origin do you eat?+ |
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well I was born in Ohio in 84 I moved to Quebec in summer of 85 with my
grandparent then moved back to Ohio summer 89 to go to school. and have lived in Ohio until today. I had to move back with my parents because I wasn't eligible to attend school in Quebec. there is my life story would you like to know my fav. colour? (it's orange just so you know) i'm glad that you guys like to watch us tapdance, as long as we're amusing you. "usual suspect" wrote in message ... cricket wrote: i'm sure you've expalined it before but expalin it again, what animals died for my veggis? You say you grew up on a farm (either in Quebec or Ohio -- whichever you decide today). I am a simple farm girl from Quebec, we are esily confused. - "cricket" 8/7/2005 Clearly so. i grew up on a farm in ohio. - "cricket" 8/11/2005 Since you grew up on farms from Quebec to Ohio, you should know that a variety of animals are killed in the course of agriculture. Mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians, etc., are killed by use of pesticides and herbicides. All these species are also killed when fields are planted, harvested, irrigated, or burned. Furthermore, animals are killed intentionally (i.e., warehouses are required to apply pesticides) and unintentionally when transporting and storing your grains, legumes, and produce; the pollution from all this production and transportation also kills animals, including humans. How much of your diet is produced locally? How many foods of tropical or transcontinental origin do you eat?+ |
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cricket wrote:
well I was born in Ohio in 84 I moved to Quebec in summer of 85 with my grandparent then moved back to Ohio summer 89 to go to school. Then you're not from Quebec, top-posting liar. and have lived in Ohio until today. Where will you live tomorrow? I had to move back with my parents because I wasn't eligible to attend school in Quebec. Why did your grandparents drag you off to Canada away from your parents in the first place? there is my life story *deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep yawn* would you like to know my fav. colour? Not especially. I just wanted you to make up your mind about your residency. (it's orange just so you know) That's one of mine, too, but for another reason. i'm glad that you guys like to watch us tapdance, That's all you vegans do. as long as we're amusing you. Right now, you're just boring me. Now tell me how you managed to get in so much trouble for telling that woman about the french fries if you're the store manager. Was your supervisor within earshot? Or is this, like your residency issue, another part of your tangled web? ... STOP top-posting. |
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