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Any vegans on this site?

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Fraxxx:

--- Quote from: LooN3y on September 18, 2012, 08:24:20 AM ---
--- Quote from: Fraxxx on September 18, 2012, 07:08:13 AM ---
--- Quote from: LooN3y on September 18, 2012, 06:38:09 AM ---If your a vegetarian please turn in our cock and balls

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Sorry, don't have them. When did you lose them?

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Your*

doesnt take a genius to figure that one out.


keep on living life eating veggies im damn sure ur not going to live that many years than me. and i damn sure dont want to live till im 90

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No shit! I just found it ironic that you would make that mistake right there when you're trying to shit on somebody. Doesn't take a genius to figure that one out either.

Sikoticâ„¢:
I went to one of those Brazilian chrrascarias (sp) last night. All you can eat meat. They bring the shit straight off the fire on skewers for you.

I literally ate like 5 pounds of meat. Chickens, lamb, beef. They had this filet mignon wrapped in bacon. Oh god, it was better than sex.

Hack Wilson - real:
had a hamburger tonight for dinner  8)

Furor Teutonicus:
Well, I think the best way, like with all pleasures of life, is to do it in moderation.

I can understand and to an extent admire people who live vegan/vegetarian for ethical reasons, industrialized meat production is a shame for mankind and our high meat consume is wasteful.

However, a complete abdiction of animal food for health reasons is hysteria. Sure, eating less meat is healthier, but most of us get cancer or cardio-vascular diseases anway since there are enough other factors around. So I agree, instead of living approximately a few years longer one should enjoy some good meat now and then. Bad Genes can ruin your life anyway and greatly influence the likehood of diseases no matter how you live.
It's not always the animal food itself, but how it is cooked. If it's not always the fatty hamburger or chicken wing from the food chains meat can contribute to a good and relatively healthy meal.

bouli77:

--- Quote from: Furor Teutonicus on September 19, 2012, 06:56:14 AM ---Well, I think the best way, like with all pleasures of life, is to do it in moderation.

I can understand and to an extent admire people who live vegan/vegetarian for ethical reasons, industrialized meat production is a shame for mankind and our high meat consume is wasteful.

However, a complete abdiction of animal food for health reasons is hysteria. Sure, eating less meat is healthier, but most of us get cancer or cardio-vascular diseases anway since there are enough other factors around. So I agree, instead of living approximately a few years longer one should enjoy some good meat now and then. Bad Genes can ruin your life anyway and greatly influence the likehood of diseases no matter how you live.
It's not always the animal food itself, but how it is cooked. If it's not always the fatty hamburger or chicken wing from the food chains meat can contribute to a good and relatively healthy meal.

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preach (btw congrats dortmund lol)

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