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Previously on "Vegans"

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  • Mordac
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    Originally posted by Whorty View Post
    Too salty?
    Or cheesy. One can never tell until the dish arrives...

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  • Whorty
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    Originally posted by Mordac View Post
    I draw the line at eating their meat and two veg though...
    Too salty?

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  • BR14
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    Originally posted by Mordac View Post
    I draw the line at eating their meat and two veg though...

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  • Mordac
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    I draw the line at eating their meat and two veg though...

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  • ravenshaw
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    Originally posted by Whorty View Post
    Corn fed, organic meat .... be a healthy diet for us carnivores

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  • Whorty
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    Originally posted by BR14 View Post
    the vegans would be on the slab anyway
    Corn fed, organic meat .... be a healthy diet for us carnivores

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  • BR14
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    Originally posted by original PM View Post
    Not true I know a lot of people who will not eat meat as a matter of principle but will happily consume other diary products - generally where the animal is not killed during the process - so cheese, eggs milk etc are on the menu.

    Vegans obviously do not consume any animal products.

    I wonder - if the bomb dropped and it was eat rat meat or die the vegans would prefer death?

    I personally think it is highly unlikely.
    the vegans would be on the slab anyway

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  • Whorty
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    Originally posted by FIERCE TANK BATTLE View Post
    You mean, found places that cater for *them*.

    If you fancy a burger, or a steak, you're out of luck. Even if they have a vege option, it's rare that vegetarians in the group actually want to eat it. They'd rather go to some wanky vegetarian cafe.
    Nope - not our experience. I think this says more about you and your mates than it does the general population.

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  • KinooOrKinog
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    Originally posted by original PM View Post
    Not true I know a lot of people who will not eat meat as a matter of principle but will happily consume other diary products - generally where the animal is not killed during the process - so cheese, eggs milk etc are on the menu.
    That's a vegetarian then. Not a vegan.

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  • original PM
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    Originally posted by KinooOrKinog View Post
    It's actually not. Just having a plant based diet doesn't make you a vegan. It the whole lifestyle around not being associated with animal products.





    Yes it is. Being a vegetarian is purely about diet.
    Not true I know a lot of people who will not eat meat as a matter of principle but will happily consume other diary products - generally where the animal is not killed during the process - so cheese, eggs milk etc are on the menu.

    Vegans obviously do not consume any animal products.

    I wonder - if the bomb dropped and it was eat rat meat or die the vegans would prefer death?

    I personally think it is highly unlikely.

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  • KinooOrKinog
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    Originally posted by hairymouse View Post
    Eating a vegan sandwich is vegan. The rest just seems to be some funny ideas that might differ from my funny ideas.
    It's actually not. Just having a plant based diet doesn't make you a vegan. It the whole lifestyle around not being associated with animal products.


    Originally posted by hairymouse View Post
    How about eating a veggie burger from Mcdonalds? Is that vegetarian?

    Yes it is. Being a vegetarian is purely about diet.

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  • FIERCE TANK BATTLE
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    Originally posted by Whorty View Post
    Wife and I have more mates who are vege/vegan than not and we never have any problems. Traveled to loads of countries with them and always found places to eat that cater for all of us.
    You mean, found places that cater for *them*.

    If you fancy a burger, or a steak, you're out of luck. Even if they have a vege option, it's rare that vegetarians in the group actually want to eat it. They'd rather go to some wanky vegetarian cafe.

    All the parties I have are BBQs at my gaff, they're pretty good except that one time we had to stand around and bbq some vegetarian 'burgers' for someone before anyone else could eat, because we weren't allowed to put them on the bbq grill after meat had touched it :eyeroll:

    Re above, there's different types of veganism, if you're an ethical vegan then you're against the industry not just against eating it yourself. It really does get worse for everyone else than keeping quiet and avoiding eating meat...
    Last edited by FIERCE TANK BATTLE; 20 February 2020, 15:07.

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  • Whorty
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    Originally posted by LondonManc View Post
    Oddball. You're probably the sort championing him as a hero.
    Really? Care to point out where I have either praised or criticised him? I have no view on him coming out, or how he and his wife choose to live their lives.

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  • hairymouse
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    Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post
    Supporting a company that makes it's money out of selling meat products. Not very vegan really.
    Eating a vegan sandwich is vegan. The rest just seems to be some funny ideas that might differ from my funny ideas.

    How about eating a veggie burger from Mcdonalds? Is that vegetarian?

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  • LondonManc
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    Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post
    Supporting a company that makes it's money out of selling meat products. Not very vegan really.
    While sat there with a leather belt and leather shoes on....

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