Nullify the vegetarian moral crusade:

[Captain Vegetable]

Originally posted by burgundy
Our bodies are designed to consume vegetables, with only the occasional serving of meat. As are our teeth.

Not true. Our bodies need a constant supply of meat. If we were talking primates...then you'd still be wrong.Observe.

It's an acrobat file, so I hope you have an Adobe reader.

There is ZERO advantage to eating vegetables exclusively, outside of the pseudo-moral high some millitant veggie's get, like EThugg.

And I agree with your second point. I have no problem with veggans, vegetarians, or any other type of person who subscribes to a particular diet. It's when they attatch false morals and reasoning to their diets, and try and force them off on me that I begin to get offended.

[EThugg]

The human body digests veggies easily, meat and dairy, not so. I'd say that's all the evidence I need.

Originally posted by Dolemite
I assume you don't eat eggs either, in addition to meat or cheese. What do you do for protien? Are those burgers made out of soybean? I've tried soy "meat", it's not bad. They can make damn near anything out of soy, it seems. Sausage, cheese, ground round, bacon...

I eat no eggs, dairy, poultry, meat, honey, etc.

Nuts, beans and veggie meats provide plenty of protein. Not that I worry, I wasn't healthy as a meat eater, and I'm not 'healthy' now. I don't eat for health, I eat for fun, as long as it doesn't compromise morals. I looove eating, so anyone who falsly thinks vegans have to chew on carrots all day are very mistaken. I just had a nice big spagetti dinner with soy burgers quartered and added in for 'meatballs'.... mmmm... delicious! Pizza with Vegan cheese is a favorite of mine, as well as Tofurky brand 'turkey' slices, with fake, but oh so tasty Soy Mayonnaise, sandwiches. I miss Polly-O mozzerella, and that's about it.

[Rich]

Originally posted by Gongos


uh...has rich posted lately?? veggie you spit him out RIGHT NOW. sheesh, some people.

Uhh, you called?

And for Captain, I'd really recommend trying duck, but not Peking duck. Most duck is very fatty, so you'll have to pay some good money at a restaurant unless you want to go through all the grease and fat yourself. Besides of which, if you prepare the duck yourself, you're missing out on the best part, the sauce. Duck with a light strawberry fruit sauce is so extraordinarilly good (I don't even like strawberry flavored things) that I believe everyone should try it, at least once. But be warned, you may need a bib when going into a duck, they can become quite a mess.

[Captain Vegetable]

Originally posted by EThugg
The human body digests veggies easily, meat and dairy, not so. I'd say that's all the evidence I need.

It's actually the other way around. Meats provide near instant nutrition, as they break down faster than veggies. Veggies are more complex foods than meats, and thusly, take way longer to break down.

Ever wonder why a gorilla's tummy is so bulging and big? It's because of the amount of veggies they eat. Their stomachs have a rather difficult time breaking down the complexness of the veggies, so they just sit there, as their stomachs chug away. This is also why they are always constantly eating.

Here's a link that compares the digestive tracts of herbevores, carnivores, and omnivores:

DING!!!

Where the Hell'd you get your info? Looks like someone needs to do a bit of research before they go spouting on things they don't know.

Originally posted by Rich
Uhh, you called?

And for Captain, I'd really recommend trying duck, but not Peking duck. Most duck is very fatty, so you'll have to pay some good money at a restaurant unless you want to go through all the grease and fat yourself. Besides of which, if you prepare the duck yourself, you're missing out on the best part, the sauce. Duck with a light strawberry fruit sauce is so extraordinarilly good (I don't even like strawberry flavored things) that I believe everyone should try it, at least once. But be warned, you may need a bib when going into a duck, they can become quite a mess.

You make me want it that much more!!! And thanks for the recomend! I appreciate it.

[Rich]

Oh, and I forgot to mention, it's very comprable to very dark turkey meat, with good sauce. (almost all duck has a fruit sauce of some sort, at restaurants)

You make me want it that much more!!! And thanks for the recomend! I appreciate it.

No problem, the more popular my favorite meat is, the better.

[Werewolf]

Just don't eat the AFLAC duck

[xS]

*eats wolves*

[sggg]

Originally posted by Werewolf
Just don't eat the AFLAC duck

I wouldn't eat any duck because I had a pet duck. Yes, that's right.. a pet duck. It lived under the deck of my parents house.


ps. I hope no-one here wants to eat Oolong the Bunny (from MechDeus' sig)?!

[Rich]

Well, if you ate the Aflac Duck, I would have to hunt you down and make you suffer a long, gruesome, and painful death. So, don't go eatin' the Aflac Duck.

[EThugg]

Originally posted by Captain Vegetable
It's actually the other way around. Meats provide near instant nutrition, as they break down faster than veggies. Veggies are more complex foods than meats, and thusly, take way longer to break down.

Ever wonder why a gorilla's tummy is so bulging and big? It's because of the amount of veggies they eat. Their stomachs have a rather difficult time breaking down the complexness of the veggies, so they just sit there, as their stomachs chug away. This is also why they are always constantly eating.

Here's a link that compares the digestive tracts of herbevores, carnivores, and omnivores:

DING!!!

Where the Hell'd you get your info? Looks like someone needs to do a bit of research before they go spouting on things they don't know.

Ummm... you mean yourself? Not one thing you said was the truth. Believe what you want, you haven't listened to reason once, I don't expect any shift from you.