Last edited by Bert10099 (2008-01-16 18:04:53)
That does sound delicious.CommieChipmunk wrote:
Green beans + olive oil + garlic = win
avman633 wrote:
I eat almost every vegetable because you know, thats what we vegetarians eat
my favorite veggieusmarine2005 wrote:
steak
'tis true, I haven't had meat in nearly a yearig wrote:
http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/6310 … ianni9.pngavman633 wrote:
I eat almost every vegetable because you know, thats what we vegetarians eat
Heathen.CommieChipmunk wrote:
'tis true, I haven't had meat in nearly a yearig wrote:
http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/6310 … ianni9.pngavman633 wrote:
I eat almost every vegetable because you know, thats what we vegetarians eat
I prefer my broccoli raw.Wallpaper wrote:
Heathen.CommieChipmunk wrote:
'tis true, I haven't had meat in nearly a year
I go with steamed broccoli with butter and salt.
what's the point?CommieChipmunk wrote:
'tis true, I haven't had meat in nearly a yearig wrote:
http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/6310 … ianni9.pngavman633 wrote:
I eat almost every vegetable because you know, thats what we vegetarians eat
thank you for another userbarig wrote:
http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/6310 … ianni9.pngavman633 wrote:
I eat almost every vegetable because you know, thats what we vegetarians eat
I, for one, can't justify eating meat that comes from animals that were raised for slaughter in what I consider inhumane conditions and slaughtered by some person in some factory, when I look at where meat generally comes from, industrialized murder doesn't taste too great. And after working with and seeing so much animal/human muscle it would be really hard for me to eat muscle.. or "meat", knowing where it comes from, what it actually looks like... but that's just me.ig wrote:
what's the point?CommieChipmunk wrote:
'tis true, I haven't had meat in nearly a year
Last edited by CommieChipmunk (2008-01-16 18:32:30)
CommieChipmunk wrote:
I, for one, can't justify eating meat that comes from animals that were raised for slaughter in what I consider inhumane conditions and slaughtered by some person in some factory, when I look at where meat generally comes from, industrialized murder doesn't taste too great. And after working with and seeing so much animal/human muscle it would be really hard for me to eat muscle.. or "meat", knowing where it comes from, what it actually looks like... but that's just me.ig wrote:
what's the point?CommieChipmunk wrote:
'tis true, I haven't had meat in nearly a year
to each his own.ThaReaper wrote:
http://www.petaindia.com/feat/photos/240-slaughter1.jpgCommieChipmunk wrote:
I, for one, can't justify eating meat that comes from animals that were raised for slaughter in what I consider inhumane conditions and slaughtered by some person in some factory, when I look at where meat generally comes from, industrialized murder doesn't taste too great. And after working with and seeing so much animal/human muscle it would be really hard for me to eat muscle.. or "meat", knowing where it comes from, what it actually looks like... but that's just me.ig wrote:
what's the point?
Mmmmmmmmmm.
And the mass amounts of pesticides used to grow veggies is ok?CommieChipmunk wrote:
I, for one, can't justify eating meat that comes from animals that were raised for slaughter in what I consider inhumane conditions and slaughtered by some person in some factory, when I look at where meat generally comes from, industrialized murder doesn't taste too great. And after working with and seeing so much animal/human muscle it would be really hard for me to eat muscle.. or "meat", knowing where it comes from, what it actually looks like... but that's just me.ig wrote:
what's the point?CommieChipmunk wrote:
'tis true, I haven't had meat in nearly a year
So what am I supposed to eat... plastic?usmarine2005 wrote:
And the mass amounts of pesticides used to grow veggies is ok?CommieChipmunk wrote:
I, for one, can't justify eating meat that comes from animals that were raised for slaughter in what I consider inhumane conditions and slaughtered by some person in some factory, when I look at where meat generally comes from, industrialized murder doesn't taste too great. And after working with and seeing so much animal/human muscle it would be really hard for me to eat muscle.. or "meat", knowing where it comes from, what it actually looks like... but that's just me.ig wrote:
what's the point?
It's not healthy to not eat meat.CommieChipmunk wrote:
So what am I supposed to eat... plastic?usmarine2005 wrote:
And the mass amounts of pesticides used to grow veggies is ok?CommieChipmunk wrote:
I, for one, can't justify eating meat that comes from animals that were raised for slaughter in what I consider inhumane conditions and slaughtered by some person in some factory, when I look at where meat generally comes from, industrialized murder doesn't taste too great. And after working with and seeing so much animal/human muscle it would be really hard for me to eat muscle.. or "meat", knowing where it comes from, what it actually looks like... but that's just me.
can't win 'em all.
