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• #177
Wheres the rest of it? That's not going to fill anyone up!
Foie gras is something to be savoured in relatively small portions. Too much is simply too rich.
Moderation in everything. That's me.
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• #178
what there's no black or white?
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• #179
If a vegan Balki bit his fingernails would he still be a vegan Balki?
Would your answer alter if he bit someone else's fingernails?
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• #180
We've been here before with your lymph filled buttock Clive
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• #181
what there's no black or white?
We need:
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• #182
On a side note it would be interesting to see whether people grouped animal husbandry as symbiotic or parasitic.
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• #183
No meat, no meal
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• #184
We've been here before with your lymph filled buttock Clive
It's still swollen. Where can you find a lymph soup loving vegan when you need one?
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• #185
dry heave
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• #186
It's still swollen. Where can you find a lymph soup loving vegan when you need one?
With a lancet and a pot one presumes?
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• #187
@Oliver I think we are arguing to the same ends that a change is not necessarily negative, it seems to be a choice of language and hence definition as much as anything and hence by my definition you have sacrifice but not by your definition. It's also partly a take on life, for me a lost option even if it is one I had not realised existed is a loss and a sacrifice. Also I think I am more discussing general life changes for overall net improvements where as you are on about veganiusm specifically and specifically applying to you, which of course this is the subject of this thread and completely valid.
BTW I'm not trying to poo poo being vegan, as I said I'm more just talking about life style changes in a broader sense.
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• #188
@Oliver I think we are arguing to the same ends that a change is not necessarily negative, it seems to be a choice of language and hence definition as much as anything and hence by my definition you have sacrifice but not by your definition. It's also partly a take on life, for me a lost option even if it is one I had not realised existed is a loss and a sacrifice. Also I think I am more discussing general life changes for overall net improvements where as you are on about veganiusm specifically and specifically applying to you, which of course this is the subject of this thread and completely valid.
BTW I'm not trying to poo poo being vegan, as I said I'm more just talking about life style changes in a broader sense.
Completely agree.
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• #189
I think this calls for a group hug. Not me though, I'm wearing my edible bacon rasher blazer.
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• #190
dry heaves
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• #191
^ Need!
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• #192
I think this calls for a group hug. Not me though, I'm wearing my edible bacon rasher blazer.
What bacon isn't edible?
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• #193
after youve been a vegan for a while do you aim towards becoming breathtarian?
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• #194
I think the issue is that Oliver and I kant agree.
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• #195
What bacon isn't edible?
fist pump
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• #196
No meat, no meal
I can disprove this argument with two words:
Cheese. Sandwich.fist pump
That stuff tastes like crisps. Mmm crisps...
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• #197
Quorn contains both eggs and milk as the main binding agents. As such it is not vegan.
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• #198
I think the issue is that Oliver and I kant agree.
What a Platotude.
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• #199
Are pissing contests like this what's known as epistemology in philosophy circles?
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• #200
No, you must be talking about philosophy of language. :)
How many Balki's can dance on the head of a pin?