I never understood the animosity toward vegans. I’m not one, not even a vegetarian, but I do know a few. They’re very nice people who make incredible dishes that I enjoy as much or more than “traditional” meals. And I have yet to have one of them sound self-righteous or condescending toward us meat-eaters. So what’s the deal?
margueritem almost 13 years ago
That was a no-brainer…
Olddog1 almost 13 years ago
Yhis kind of makes up for yesterday.
J Short almost 13 years ago
It’s for his own good.
cdward almost 13 years ago
I never understood the animosity toward vegans. I’m not one, not even a vegetarian, but I do know a few. They’re very nice people who make incredible dishes that I enjoy as much or more than “traditional” meals. And I have yet to have one of them sound self-righteous or condescending toward us meat-eaters. So what’s the deal?
cdachtyl almost 13 years ago
I’ve hung around a few. Nasty people. Smell like cabbage.
Plods with ...™ almost 13 years ago
Is eating the vegan kinda like the salad course?
mistercatworks almost 13 years ago
I think the biggest argument against cannibalism is that you never know where that person has been or what he has been eating.
K M almost 13 years ago
Reminds me of a crack Arsenio Hall made not long after the film “Alive” was released in 1993: “I had a bit part in the film. I was the dark meat.”
eb110americana almost 13 years ago
Is that free range vegan?
Lawrence Stetz Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Seems reasonable. The vegan wouldn’t be able to eat the rations anyway.
Jeff0811 almost 13 years ago
Was the vegan’s name Timothy? http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/b/buoys/timothy.html
jenspeterlindegaard almost 5 years ago
wiser to leave the vegan – then more meat to the rest – but how long would he stay a vegan??