Man, I ate tuna like once a day for several months, and haven't been able to stomach it ever since.

tuna does, but I think the idea is to limit it to maybe three times a week? Or maybe just once?

TUNA???

Try four times per YEAR!

And it MUST be a tuna casserole, with TONS of cheese!

If i ever have to go to prison?  They "sell" instant Mac & cheese,

AND tuna in water.

i'm set, for life!   (You know, in the event that i'n sentenced to LIFE for smoking Herb, and transporting <gasp> at most, 1 lb. at a time.)

i don't really care.  They'll scare me for about 13 hours.  Then, i'll be so over it,

and what will be, will be.

They don't "want" me ~ major health probs, low potential for conviction (i've never been busted), so on and so forth.

If they DO want me?  Hey!  i could dig some more higher education,

and a vacation at Club FED.

Here i yam!

You gotta lay off the canned shit and get it fresh. You'll never go back.

poor omni krsna. if i could cook all your meals for you you'd be all set and i think you know it. don't hate the playa'.

tuna. mmmmm. tuna rolls are awesome. or tuna that is seared on the outside and raw on the inside and has a nice peppercorn crust. mmmmm.

poor omni krsna. if i could cook all your meals for you you'd be all set and i think you know it. don't hate the playa'.

I have no doubt it would be delicious and satisfying, it's obvious you have mad vegan skillz!

tuna. mmmmm. tuna rolls are awesome. or tuna that is seared on the outside and raw on the inside and has a nice peppercorn crust. mmmmm.

i can't do raw foods ~ if i have to kill and dress it, it's going to be COOKED, through and through.  i already had to drain it's blood, skin it's pelt, and butcher it, and even the THOUGHT of eating it half-raw turns my stomach...

i will eat what i kill, make no mistake.  Just not raw...

Run nigga! RUN!!!

Run nigga! RUN!!!

Oh, Lord, forgive me, but...


Dark meat is more succulent, eh?

"Loyalty to a petrified opinion never yet broke a chain or freed a human soul."
Mark Twain

That can really be said for anything, and while those people were incredibly intelligent, they are not nutritionists. (Though i suppose Ghandi could count)

Like Si, I guess what can really irk me about vegans or vegetarians are that certain ones can be awfully self righteous.

And again, like Si, do what you do, and do it. if someone doesn't agree or do the same, just let them be.
Its all gravy, baby

I hate them too. But I also hate self righteous atheists and meat eaters.

People that seem to think because other vegetarians and vegans act in a certain manner to other non-vegetarians they have every right to do that to me.

I dont fucking push my beliefs on people but for some reason they have every right to do it to me.

I hate them too. But I also hate self righteous atheists and meat eaters.

People that seem to think because other vegetarians and vegans act in a certain manner to other non-vegetarians they have every right to do that to me.

I dont fucking push my beliefs on people but for some reason they have every right to do it to me.

The thing is, we, humans, were MEANT to be omnivores ~ we need the proteins and things we don't even know about yet, from MEAT.

There really isn't any getting over that.

It's a fact.  Denying it?  Is ignorant.  (YOU aren't ignorant, but that certain belief IS.)

We were given authority over EVERYTHING.  We may eat of anything that God gave us.  You can't deny the way human bodies "work," you know?

It does not compute.

If you, or your child/husband/mother/etc. were dying of starvation?  You would kill, cook, and eat, AS WELL as harvest, cook and eat.

That's just how we're made, sweetie.

My family havent eaten meat for generations, I'm healthy thanks.

The women have.

According to the videos I've seen, they don't swallow. But they wear it well.

You saw the wrong Vids.

I like to see the matching pulsations of his shaft and her throat as the transaction is made. It's called proof.

The women have.

And the women have a lot of health problems... hmm...

We were talking about cock, Sakhi.

So was I.

I should go get myself a better sense of humour.

I dont fucking push my beliefs on people but for some reason they have every right to do it to me.[/img]

Tell them to shut it, just like we (on the opposite side) are saying.

I DO know what you mean about the godless thing, though. Some atheists get positively RABID about religion, and sometimes they have it all very very wrong. Many of them hate because they don't understand the mechanics of an ideology, or they look back 500 years and scorn a belief system for past mistakes. It makes those of us (non preachy atheists) look pretty bad.

Then again, we are all very very aware of how preachy the religious can get. And Im not just talking Christians, either.

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I dont fucking push my beliefs on people but for some reason they have every right to do it to me.

Tell them to shut it, just like we (on the opposite side) are saying.

I DO know what you mean about the godless thing, though. Some atheists get positively RABID about religion, and sometimes they have it all very very wrong. Many of them hate because they don't understand the mechanics of an ideology, or they look back 500 years and scorn a belief system for past mistakes. It makes those of us (non preachy atheists) look pretty bad.

Then again, we are all very very aware of how preachy the religious can get. And Im not just talking Christians, either.

No one here knows a fuck about Hinduism yet they all like to bash it.

Anyway, I'm not a fan of the shut it method. It doesnt solve anything, doesn't even get them to shut up...

I hate them too. But I also hate self righteous atheists and meat eaters.

People that seem to think because other vegetarians and vegans act in a certain manner to other non-vegetarians they have every right to do that to me.

I dont fucking push my beliefs on people but for some reason they have every right to do it to me.

The thing is, we, humans, were MEANT to be omnivores ~ we need the proteins and things we don't even know about yet, from MEAT.

There really isn't any getting over that.

It's a fact.  Denying it?  Is ignorant.  (YOU aren't ignorant, but that certain belief IS.)

We were given authority over EVERYTHING.  We may eat of anything that God gave us.  You can't deny the way human bodies "work," you know?

It does not compute.

If you, or your child/husband/mother/etc. were dying of starvation?  You would kill, cook, and eat, AS WELL as harvest, cook and eat.

That's just how we're made, sweetie.

The best study comparing vegetarian diets practiced by the Seventh Day Adventists to the general population indicates that a vegetarian diet results in a 1.5-2 year increase in life expectancy.

Statistical studies comparing dietary patterns generally show better health outcomes for diets composed of low volumes of meat and high volumes of vegetables.

Also, the protein studies about mixing & matching vegetable proteins to meet requirements were debunked years ago.  You can obtain well above the minimum protein requirement of 10% of caloric intake from vegetable sources.  The one thing that is true is that vegetarians and vegans especially can be prone to Vitamin B deficiency - which is why many things like soy milk are fortified with Vitamin B.


Humans can eat a healthy diet in many varied ways - meat or no meat.  We're not meant to eat any particular thing, which is one of the reasons humans have been so successful - we're not tied to a particular habitat or food source.

My family havent eaten meat for generations, I'm healthy thanks.

so you say, but...

your brother is in juvenile diabetes;

your mother cannot tolerate eggs.

Why?  What could possibly cause those conditions?

Are they taking Amino acids to replace what they're missing from meat?

Have y'all ever TRIED meat, to see how your family would react?

This isn't meant to be argumentative, but it's something YOU need to examine, and ask YOURSELF, eh?

Sweetie?  If you are denying the very basics of human nature?  There's something bad the matter...

That's Science AND my God.

My mother has never eaten eggs in her life. There is nothing about tolerating it. I don't know where you got that from Fy but there's nothing medical about it.

Her parents thought eating egg was bad, that it is still meat. That is all.



And yes my brother is diabetic. That doesn't mean it's directly due to not eating meat. I know a girl of my age who is also diabetic. She eats a plenty meatz.

There's an increase in diabetes here anyway, and most people here are meat eaters. Methinks it's something else.

high fructose corn syrup?

...sure.

No one here knows a fuck about Hinduism yet they all like to bash it.

Wrong and wrong. Please do not confuse the enlightened  periphery with the ignorant rabble. KTHX

No one here knows a fuck about Hinduism yet they all like to bash it.

Wrong and wrong. Please do not confuse the enlightened  periphery with the ignorant rabble. KTHX

Here geographically, not here in LG, brah.

No one here knows a fuck about Hinduism yet they all like to bash it.

Are you kidding me? When? I don't think anyone here even cares about Hinduism.

Anyway, I'm not a fan of the shut it method. It doesnt solve anything, doesn't even get them to shut up...

I like to give people enough rope to hang themselves, such as when you let a 16 year old girl who doesn't even prepare her own meals tell you how you should feed yourself.

The best study comparing vegetarian diets practiced by the Seventh Day Adventists to the general population indicates that a vegetarian diet results in a 1.5-2 year increase in life expectancy.

Statistical studies comparing dietary patterns generally show better health outcomes for diets composed of low volumes of meat and high volumes of vegetables.

Not that it's has any relevance, but man, my ex-wife had a 7th day branch of the family, and they were the biggest, fattest vegetarians ev4r!

Only a 1.5 to 2 year increase in life expectancy is pretty dismal for living a life of pious self-deprivation of meat. What would be interesting is a quality of life metric. Did they have fewer health problems during their later years? Were they more alert, or active? What about prescription medicines, did they take more, less, or the same, and what were those medicines meant to treat?

That type of data would be great.

Also, there have been studies done with mice that showing that a reduction in overall calories creates a longer life span, so a natural question would be whether the 1.5 to 2 year increase in life span was due to the elimination of meat itself, or was it a by-product of diet containing fewer calories overall?