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Eat whatever you fancy, really, bat and pangolin included. Just don’t force your preferences to anybody else. Although it would make me mad if someone headed to the African plains and killed an elephant for meat.
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Turning vegan and teetotal in the same month is not a prospect I want to considerOriginally posted by SueEllen View PostThe biggest problem is they do it in winter.
If you want the convert people easier to do it in a hotter month.
Oh and you are suppose to have a dry January as well....
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It’s 2021. He’s kicked the gay conversion therapy and is back on the anger management wagon. We’ll see a much calmer BR14 once he’s into the swing of things.Originally posted by Whorty View PostYou're living dangerously ..... equating veganism with wearing a poppy ... that's gonna trigger some of the usuals on here
I can see BR14 now ...
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The biggest problem is they do it in winter.
If you want the convert people easier to do it in a hotter month.
Oh and you are suppose to have a dry January as well....
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You're living dangerously ..... equating veganism with wearing a poppy ... that's gonna trigger some of the usuals on hereOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostExactly. It’s voluntary, so really no need to get agitated. It’s like being angry that someone wants men to grow a moustache in November, or people to wear a poppy for Remembrance Sunday. Do it or don’t do it.
I can see BR14 now ...
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Exactly. It’s voluntary, so really no need to get agitated. It’s like being angry that someone wants men to grow a moustache in November, or people to wear a poppy for Remembrance Sunday. Do it or don’t do it.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostIt comes around every year. I ignore it and carry on as usual
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