That's it! Everyone outside!
That's it! Everyone outside!
:oOriginally Posted by nik0tine
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Hawkeye, please get real facts before you type up what you <i>think</i> are facts. It would go a far way towards your crediblity on the subject of vegetarians.
EDIT: nik0tine: there is a big difference between <i>vegetarian</i> and <i>vegetative</i>.
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A balanced vegetarian diet is just fine.
If someone's doing it for moral reasons, then that's entirely up to them. I dine on both meat and plants, and it's consistent with my own morals, so I'll not go preaching or anything. Some days I don't eat any meat - just not in the mood, or not wanting the extra fat and energy.
Indian vegetarian food is amazing (far moreso than the meat dishes, I assure you, having cooked both myself), but it's not amazing enough for me to forsake what little meat I do eat.If you are vegetarian, be sure to get your proteins from beans, legumes, and the such, and be sure to take supplements, especially Vitamin B12 and folic acid (from a family of vegetarians, I'm the exception being an ABCD
Yes indeed. One of the most beautiful foods I've ever eaten was a vegetarian curry my friend made at the start of the year. It was hot beyond all belief ("mildly hot" by my friend's standards), but the flavours were incredible. No gastric side-effects at all, perhaps influenced by the absence of meat.
A hah aha hah ah ah aha ha xD.
Actually, I was having a discussion with a few Indian friends about how the hell we can tolerate spiciness, because as little kids, trust me, we were total pansies. But now, being able to down a whole habañero pepper? Turns out as children we figured being able to handle spicy food was an adult characteristic and thus through our motivation to want to grow up and be like adults we kept eating really spicy food even though it nearly killed us every time. Eventually we built a tolerance up and now it's just another thing we do.
I bet it applies to other cultures that serve spicy dishes as well.
Vegetarians eat vegetables. When they do, the vegetables die. VEGGGIES ARE PEOPLE TOO.
If we can't eat meat or vegetables, what would one eat? o_O
Cheese.
Vegetarians are fine. The real problem is those vegans! :@
Vegans would object to cheese because it's made from milk? Would they? xD I dunno.
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there for me to eat ;p
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