Dietary Preferences
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Get your Antlers on
Plus the animal is bred for us to eat it and it's dead anyway- might as well not let it go to waste 
Apologies if anyone here is pescetarian, but they're the diets I really don't understand if they're 'vegetarian' for animal cruelty reasons. And the difference with eating a fish is...?
Apologies if anyone here is pescetarian, but they're the diets I really don't understand if they're 'vegetarian' for animal cruelty reasons. And the difference with eating a fish is...?
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Nice to see someone reads Maddox. :p
As for me, I have but one dietary preference:
GREGGS.
Martin will back me up here.
I am an arch-carnivore. For every animal a vegetarian doesn't eat, I eat three.
Nice to see someone reads Maddox. :p
As for me, I have but one dietary preference:
GREGGS.
Martin will back me up here.
Greggs is the most northern and manly of ALL bakeries, and should you ever need a proper steak slice, you need look no further than ![[http://www.garnerwood.co.uk/images/winchesterhs.jpg]](http://www.garnerwood.co.uk/images/winchesterhs.jpg "http://www.garnerwood.co.uk/images/winchesterhs.jpg")
you must be thinking of hampsons? that's the southern version of greggs.
tom will back me up
tom will back me up
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Yes, I will.
Greggs meat and potato pasties are top notch, it has to be said. And what better way to compliment them than with four doughnuts for
you must be thinking of hampsons? that's the southern version of greggs.
tom will back me up
Yes, I will.
Greggs meat and potato pasties are top notch, it has to be said. And what better way to compliment them than with four doughnuts for
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I'm sure it goes down well with a nice glass of 'champaign'.
And yes, Greggs is nationwide, so there's no excuse for anybody in the country to not eat there.
Oh God, Sammy chose 'other'
I'm sure it goes down well with a nice glass of 'champaign'.
And yes, Greggs is nationwide, so there's no excuse for anybody in the country to not eat there.
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Oh God, you made me do a laugh sound out of my mouthingular
Also, at the same time, my dad turned on the T.V at the exact second Richard Wilson, in his Victor Meldrew character said "I don't believe it!". It was like a nice comedy double pack.
I'm sure it goes down well with a nice glass of 'champaign'.
Oh God, you made me do a laugh sound out of my mouthingular
Also, at the same time, my dad turned on the T.V at the exact second Richard Wilson, in his Victor Meldrew character said "I don't believe it!". It was like a nice comedy double pack.
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it is highly, highly rare, but i can assure you it exists
Random point - being a vegan must be so much hard work, that I think if i was ever a vegan, i'd have to allow myself some exceptions.
incidently, does vegetarianism cover all animals, or... just some?
a rare saying if ever there was one
it is highly, highly rare, but i can assure you it exists
Random point - being a vegan must be so much hard work, that I think if i was ever a vegan, i'd have to allow myself some exceptions.
incidently, does vegetarianism cover all animals, or... just some?
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Egg ==> Cake, I'd imagine
How about you Fi, how come you are a vegetarian but not a vegan?
Egg ==> Cake, I'd imagine
Ive been a vegetarian for about 10 years now.
Im not a vegan though because.. i dunno, it seems to take it a little bit too far. I did only eat free range eggs and stuff though.
And vegetarian covers all animals, unless you're one of those stupid half-assed vegetarians who eat fish. what is up with that, eh? and some dont eat red meat and such.. i wouldnt really call all that vegetarianism, just fussy.
Im not a vegan though because.. i dunno, it seems to take it a little bit too far. I did only eat free range eggs and stuff though.
And vegetarian covers all animals, unless you're one of those stupid half-assed vegetarians who eat fish. what is up with that, eh? and some dont eat red meat and such.. i wouldnt really call all that vegetarianism, just fussy.
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I'm not a vegetarian or anything like that but i refuse to eat lamb as it makes me feel very guilty! i know that's a bit odd, as why should one animal matter more than others, but then, lambs are unbelievably cute.
I'm kind of on a dairy free diet at the minute as i have a dairy intolerance, which is a pity as i love cheese and cream, etc. But Sweetened Soya Milk is actually better than milk
Sarah xx
I'm kind of on a dairy free diet at the minute as i have a dairy intolerance, which is a pity as i love cheese and cream, etc. But Sweetened Soya Milk is actually better than milk
Sarah xx
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OK cool, thanks
Martin here are the reasons I am a vegetarian and not a vegan.
1. When I was 10 my mum took me to the indoor market, I had a pet rabbit at the time. We walked through the meat bit and there were lots of dead rabbits strung up with blood around their necks. This upset me deeply.
2. Vegans cannot eat chocolate
3. I do not understand where vegans get their protein/calcium from
4. I am quite a fussy eater (ish)
5. Vegans cannot eat ice cream
OK cool, thanks
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I cant compare them cause i cant remember what meat tastes like - but when my mum makes lasagne with it, no one can taste the difference.
im not sure why they always strive to make it look like a meat product though. it might be so you dont feel left out with all the meat eaters.
I don't understand why anyone would eat Quorn. It's vile, awful stuff, and why would you want to eat something that looked like a meat product unless you harboured secret longings for meat products in the first place?
I cant compare them cause i cant remember what meat tastes like - but when my mum makes lasagne with it, no one can taste the difference.
im not sure why they always strive to make it look like a meat product though. it might be so you dont feel left out with all the meat eaters.
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