Some thoughtful friend just sent me a book titled "Vegan Freak". I'm not even a vegan yet, and the kids are already calling me names.
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I plan on pelting you with meatballs as you ride your bike to work each morning. Serves you right for being different.
and the NRO crowd will be calling you a fascist.
I plan on pelting you with meatballs as you ride your bike to work each morning.
Nuts, and the only thing I had come up with was replacing her toothpaste with lard. Your idea is much more satisfying.
You know, Hitler was a vegetarian. I'm just saying....
I was a vegetarian for a while, and I have to say it was well worth it. She was quite attractive. Couldn’t marry her though, daddy needs his burgers!
It's a pretty good book, actually -- I bought it for my S.O.'s teenage misfit vegan son. I particularly like chapter 3: "Hell is other people."
The podcast is excellent as well. Politically, there are two camps of vegans - VF is "abolitionist" or orthodox. I'm more reform but they're pretty funny nonetheless.
Megan, before you go too far down this road, the question you have to ask yourself is...
Would you really want to date a guy who would date a vegan?
hey, man, I dated a vegan for a while; she was an extraordinary person. it is a bit annoying, I'll grant, to live in manhattan and still only have six restaurants you can go to with your girlfriend. c'est l'amour.
Why should anyone care what you eat?
Hitler experimented with vegetarianism for a short time & gave up but Stalin and Mao enjoyed eating dead animals all their life