Yes, but then I realized that I like the idea of meat in my mouth. Hamburgers are too delicious to pass up, especially when my daddy or step-dad makes 'em.
Yes, but then I realized that I like the idea of meat in my mouth. Hamburgers are too delicious to pass up, especially when my daddy or step-dad makes 'em.scorch-62
BOOM! Had to say something lol
Anyways I tried to do it a few weeks to loose some weight but after that I pretty much said no.
[QUOTE="scorch-62"]Yes, but then I realized that I like the idea of meat in my mouth. Hamburgers are too delicious to pass up, especially when my daddy or step-dad makes 'em. *resists dirty joke impulse*
[QUOTE="xXDrPainXx"][QUOTE="scorch-62"]Yes, but then I realized that I like the idea of meat in my mouth. Hamburgers are too delicious to pass up, especially when my daddy or step-dad makes 'em. BOOM! Had to say something lol Not worth mentioning when it was purely intentional. Nice try, though.
I've considered it, but then I decided I like chicken too much, and steak is delicious as well. I try to buy organic foods when i can buy them though, they are more healthy for you.
I've considered it, but then I decided I like chicken too much, and steak is delicious as well. I try to buy organic foods when i can buy them though, they are more healthy for you. Franklinstein
Yeah the health benefits are amazing. To me it outweighs the taste of meat but I have yet to choose all organic foods for my shopping list
[QUOTE="Franklinstein"]I've considered it, but then I decided I like chicken too much, and steak is delicious as well. I try to buy organic foods when i can buy them though, they are more healthy for you. TheDogout
Yeah the health benefits are amazing. To me it outweighs the taste of meat but I have yet to choose all organic foods for my shopping list Yeah, to me nothing can outweigh the taste of some chicken or turkey, mmmmm.... but organic food does normally taste better than other, like organic garlic to me is sweeter than other garlic, and it's much better for you. The only problem is price, it's kind of expensive.
Yeah I don't eat meat - I believe one day all humans will be vegetarians -
If you saw how the animals were made you would not eat them - trouble is most of us don't actually see what is going on -
or even if the animal was there in front of you - most of you would not be able to kill it ? right?
soren008
animals are made when the mothers egg comes in contact with the dads sperm. also did you know if you eat the animals heart you gain its courage its delicious courage, professor hubert farnsworth said so
Nope. I was born an omnivore, I will die an omnivore. Nature is extant for me to take advantage of the spoils it offers, just so long as I don't overuse or take what it offers for granted. Animals are not people, and in any instance of survival, I would do what it takes to survive (if that meant cannibalizing a corpse, then so be it). I respect and appreciate nature, but I don't go out of my way to treat animals like humans.
No, humans were meant to eat meat, and it's only because of the vast availability of food and supplements now that being a vegan/vegetarian is even an option.
No, humans were meant to eat meat, and it's only because of the vast availability of food and supplements now that being a vegan/vegetarian is even an option.
topgunmv
Winner winner chicken dinner
This is the correct answer
Humans are designed to eat meat, it's how we're built. Not doing it is the wrong way to maintain your body.
I have a few sort of vegetarian/vegan tendancies but I'm not actually either. For instance I use vegan butter, cheese, and milk substitutes; and I eat red meat and dairy only occassionally. I don't want to be strict vegetarian or vegan but those ways of life have inspired me to make some healthier changes. ETA: Plus I just don't think people need as much meat as most people eat. We go a little overboard.
Eh, I've though about it, but never really considered doing it. I feel bad for eating meat sometimes, but it gives me energy and such, and tastes good.
No. Not for animal welfare reasons (they're animals), not for health reasons (moderation, not exclusion, is the key), not for religious reasons. I do eat things that could be considered vegetarian and vegan, but only because I like variety. I will eat tofu, for example, or spaghetti with a mock ground meat once in a while. It's no substitute for meat in any way, but it's nice for an occasional change.
No, humans were meant to eat meat, and it's only because of the vast availability of food and supplements now that being a vegan/vegetarian is even an option.
topgunmv
In light of those improvements, doesnt it seem like raising animals for meat is a bit uncouth? Surely if we can learn to manufacture somethign that tastes the same it will catch on right? The only part missing would be the fact that numerous things have to die for us to have lunch.
No, humans were meant to eat meat, and it's only because of the vast availability of food and supplements now that being a vegan/vegetarian is even an option.
Jaysonguy
Winner winner chicken dinner
This is the correct answer
Humans are designed to eat meat, it's how we're built. Not doing it is the wrong way to maintain your body.
I would like to see a television reality series that places a bunch of vegans in the forest and tells them to survive on what they can find. Without energy from animal meat, they wouldn't last very long (considering carbs and lentils aren't available in the forest).
No, humans were meant to eat meat, and it's only because of the vast availability of food and supplements now that being a vegan/vegetarian is even an option.
Witchsight
In light of those improvements, doesnt it seem like raising animals for meat is a bit uncouth? Surely if we can learn to manufacture somethign that tastes the same it will catch on right? The only part missing would be the fact that numerous things have to die for us to have lunch.
Plants are living things too, just because you relate to them less than animals doesn't change that.
[QUOTE="DJ_Lae"]No. Not for animal welfare reasons (they're animals), not for health reasons (moderation, not exclusion, is the key), not for religious reasons. I do eat things that could be considered vegetarian and vegan, but only because I like variety. I will eat tofu, for example, or spaghetti with a mock ground meat once in a while. It's no substitute for meat in any way, but it's nice for an occasional change. i have never eaten fomeat though i do eat tofu sometimes, the only vegetarian qualities i might have is the occasional eating a head of cabbage like an apple. i do eat a lot of fruits and veggies and even grow some of my own even still fomeat just seems so wrong to me.
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