Any Vegetarians or almost Vegetarians Out there?
- Thread starter Trinidad Gyrl
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squallumz
knows petras secret: she farted.
its fucking true. it really is.
emceeemcee
Banned
Eating an animal that was bred to be eaten is not the same as eating a pet. Nice try though.
And how the hell is being vegetarian too expensive? My gf is vegan so I don't keep meat in the house anymore and I'm saving crazy money on groceries.
squallumz
knows petras secret: she farted.
im the worlds smartest shopper and trust me it is, at least where i am.
potatoes rose from .89/10lbs bag to 3.99. red bell peppers are now 1.50 each. cauliflower is like 3 bucks a pound.
ground turkey is 2.48/pound. at times, 2.00 or so. chicken breast is .98 to 1.50 to 2.01 a pound depending on your weekly ads.
its retarded. specially made vegetarian food like boca burgers, meatless chicken nuggets, and that sort of thing are really expensive. much, much more than a pack of frozen burger patties from even wal mart.
and im a price matcher and coupon user. i hate how stupid it is!
Bred to be eaten?
When you decide to have any commonly eaten animal as a pet, ofcourse it's the same. Bad try. Ever heard of fast food? Cheapest source of meat and healthy food is a pocket burner. If you eat crap, sure, it saves grocery money.
emceeemcee
Banned
That's where you're going wrong. Skip the vegetables and save the cash, total waste of money!
http://junkfoodscience.blogspot.com/2007/07/magical-fruits-and-vegetables-does.html
http://www.archevore.com/panu-weblog/2011/2/28/william-munny-eats-his-vegetables.html
http://peter-one-instant.blogspot.com/2010/07/eating-healthy-fruit-and-vegetables.html
then you have to factor in the hospital bills from eating that stuff
I have no choice but to eat vegetarian, because eating meat causes me to have intnese gastro intestinal problems to the point were I double over in pain. I have been that way since I was in my early teens. I have gotten used to it pretty much, even though I have to take vitamin suppliments and I don't have much fat on me, so occasionally I binge on carbs to quote unquote bulk up. Anyway whether you eat meat or are a vegetarian heed these words eat to live not live to eat.
Nope. I try not to eat red meat more than once a week, but I tried doing veg a long time ago and after a year, I lost 20 lbs and felt terrible. I'm 6'0 and now 180 BTW, didn't look very good so skinny.
I don't begrudge people for being a vegetarian, for some it's a healthy way to live, and many meat eaters are not very healthy... but it's really about moderation IMHO, and just being careful about what you put in your body and staying active more than anything else. :2 cents:
I don't begrudge people for being a vegetarian, for some it's a healthy way to live, and many meat eaters are not very healthy... but it's really about moderation IMHO, and just being careful about what you put in your body and staying active more than anything else. :2 cents:
emceeemcee
Banned
That's pretty unusual.
I've read of allergy to animal proteins, specifically in infants. It's always a secondary allergy though- GI damage caused by some other allergenic food like cow milk protein preceeds it. Once that is removed it goes away.
http://ukpmc.ac.uk/articles/PMC2863274
Bred to be eaten?
Ever heard of fast food? Cheapest source of meat and healthy food is a pocket burner. If you eat crap, sure, it saves grocery money.
Oh sorry. I mustve forgot about my pet cow and chicken, cunt.
And WTF are you talking about fast food for? Maybe in the states prices are different, but I can go to the market and spend $15 on fresh vegetables and fruit for the whole week. Chickpeas are $.99 for a huge can, potatoes are cheap. Rice is cheap. Pasta is cheap. For the entire month I spend less then $100 for two people. And I never said healthy food is cheap, I said a vegetarian diet is cheap.
Cunt? That sounds just like a person who's feels justified about their beliefs. Way to be mature about this. So the fact that you don't have a pet chicken, cow, pig, ect you think that means others don't? :troll:
Vegetarianism, for the most part, is about eating healthy, genius. That means you don't stop eating meat, you stop eating unnatural foods. I have to buy way more veggie protein products to sustain the level of protein my body needs. Ofcourse, I buy all natural foods aswell and that shit is expensive. Now, when a want an opinion about vegetarianism, I'll ask a vegetarian. Thank you.
