Vegan, vegetarian or carnivore?

I'd be vegan if I didn't love fish and egg so much.

You?

Being a carnivore would mean that you didn't eat vegetables. At all. >_>

The correct term is 'omnivore.' >_>

Omnivore.:|

Being a carnivore would mean that you didn't eat vegetables. At all. >_>

The correct term is 'omnivore.' >_>

PannicAtack

OH SHI- Will the fact that English isn't my first language be enough to excuse me? ='(

[QUOTE="PannicAtack"]

Being a carnivore would mean that you didn't eat vegetables. At all. >_>

The correct term is 'omnivore.' >_>

Scarebaby

OH SHI- Will the fact that English isn't my first language be enough to excuse me? ='(

It's not an uncommon mistake, anyways.

Omnivore.:|

Dracargen

[QUOTE="PannicAtack"]

Being a carnivore would mean that you didn't eat vegetables. At all. >_>

The correct term is 'omnivore.' >_>

Scarebaby

OH SHI- Will the fact that English isn't my first language be enough to excuse me? ='(

No becuase these terms are also used in other languages. Fail.:P

Being a vegan or vegetarian doesn't make any sense to me. It's just how the food cycle works, we eat lesser organisms who eat lesser organism who eat plants that make their own energy through photosynthesis. Just eat that meat already.:P

[QUOTE="Scarebaby"][QUOTE="PannicAtack"]

Being a carnivore would mean that you didn't eat vegetables. At all. >_>

The correct term is 'omnivore.' >_>

MindFreeze

OH SHI- Will the fact that English isn't my first language be enough to excuse me? ='(

No becuase these terms are also used in other languages. Fail.:P

Being a vegan or vegetarian doesn't make any sense to me. It's just how the food cycle works, we eat lesser organisms who eat lesser organism who eat plants that make their own energy through photosynthesis. Just eat that meat already.:P

eating meat isnt necessary to sustain human life so i dont want to be a part of the cruel way they treat animals in factory farms if i dont have to

No becuase these terms are also used in other languages. Fail.:P

MindFreeze

Uh no, not in Swedish it's not. :?

eating meat isnt necessary to sustain human life so i dont want to be a part of the cruel way they treat animals in factory farms if i dont have to

clock_of_omens

But,but, meat is so gooood....

Yea ok I guess that makes sense. But what about vegans.

[QUOTE="MindFreeze"]

No becuase these terms are also used in other languages. Fail.:P

Scarebaby

Uh no, not in Swedish it's not. :?

Yeah those terms do not exist in any of the languages I know. Granted I learned about them in my ENGLISH SCIENCE class.

[QUOTE="clock_of_omens"]

eating meat isnt necessary to sustain human life so i dont want to be a part of the cruel way they treat animals in factory farms if i dont have to

MindFreeze

But,but, meat is so gooood....

Yea ok I guess that makes sense. But what about vegans.

dairy and eggs arent necessary either, all the nutrients you need for life can be found in non-animal products

[QUOTE="MindFreeze"]

No becuase these terms are also used in other languages. Fail.:P

Scarebaby

Uh no, not in Swedish it's not. :?

Well it's a latin scientific term for it atleast.:P

[QUOTE="MindFreeze"][QUOTE="clock_of_omens"]

eating meat isnt necessary to sustain human life so i dont want to be a part of the cruel way they treat animals in factory farms if i dont have to

clock_of_omens

But,but, meat is so gooood....

Yea ok I guess that makes sense. But what about vegans.

dairy and eggs arent necessary either, all the nutrients you need for life can be found in non-animal products

You better delete the dairy part before Hindu activists sacrifice you to their cow shrine

[QUOTE="Scarebaby"][QUOTE="MindFreeze"]

No becuase these terms are also used in other languages. Fail.:P

MindFreeze

Uh no, not in Swedish it's not. :?

Well it's a latin scientific term for it atleast.:P

Well Latin isn't my first language either.

[QUOTE="Scarebaby"][QUOTE="MindFreeze"]

No becuase these terms are also used in other languages. Fail.:P

Sajedene

Uh no, not in Swedish it's not. :?

Yeah those terms do not exist in any of the languages I know. Granted I learned about them in my ENGLISH SCIENCE class.

Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French.

And in other languages the term is "everything eater" literally.

[QUOTE="clock_of_omens"][QUOTE="MindFreeze"][QUOTE="clock_of_omens"]

eating meat isnt necessary to sustain human life so i dont want to be a part of the cruel way they treat animals in factory farms if i dont have to

Jaks_Secret

But,but, meat is so gooood....

Yea ok I guess that makes sense. But what about vegans.

dairy and eggs arent necessary either, all the nutrients you need for life can be found in non-animal products

You better delete the dairy part before Hindu activists sacrifice you to their cow shrine

bring them on they cant fight me they are all pacifists

[QUOTE="MindFreeze"][QUOTE="Scarebaby"][QUOTE="MindFreeze"]

No becuase these terms are also used in other languages. Fail.:P

Scarebaby

Uh no, not in Swedish it's not. :?

Well it's a latin scientific term for it atleast.:P

Well Latin isn't my first language either.

No one's. It is used in science however, unless you didn't take biology.

[QUOTE="Jaks_Secret"][QUOTE="clock_of_omens"][QUOTE="MindFreeze"][QUOTE="clock_of_omens"]

eating meat isnt necessary to sustain human life so i dont want to be a part of the cruel way they treat animals in factory farms if i dont have to

clock_of_omens

But,but, meat is so gooood....

Yea ok I guess that makes sense. But what about vegans.

dairy and eggs arent necessary either, all the nutrients you need for life can be found in non-animal products

You better delete the dairy part before Hindu activists sacrifice you to their cow shrine

bring them on they cant fight me they are all pacifists

Guuaghgh!

Like all normal human beings, I am an omnivore. Someone who consumes both meat and plant material for a healthy diet which I require to live.

A carnivore is an animal that eats only meat. A herbivore is an animal that eats only plant material. Humans evolved to be omnivores, if you don't eat an omnivore's diet, you can develop problems like osteoporosis.foxhound_fox

thats not even true you can easily live a healthy life without meat, and eating meat gives yo problems like higher risks of heart disease because of cholesterol and saturated fats

[QUOTE="Scarebaby"][QUOTE="MindFreeze"][QUOTE="Scarebaby"][QUOTE="MindFreeze"]

No becuase these terms are also used in other languages. Fail.:P

MindFreeze

Uh no, not in Swedish it's not. :?

Well it's a latin scientific term for it atleast.:P

Well Latin isn't my first language either.

No one's. It is used in science however, unless you didn't take biology.

I didn't, I was too busy deciding what to eat.

[QUOTE="clock_of_omens"][QUOTE="Jaks_Secret"][QUOTE="clock_of_omens"][QUOTE="MindFreeze"][QUOTE="clock_of_omens"]

eating meat isnt necessary to sustain human life so i dont want to be a part of the cruel way they treat animals in factory farms if i dont have to

Jaks_Secret

But,but, meat is so gooood....

Yea ok I guess that makes sense. But what about vegans.

dairy and eggs arent necessary either, all the nutrients you need for life can be found in non-animal products

You better delete the dairy part before Hindu activists sacrifice you to their cow shrine

bring them on they cant fight me they are all pacifists

Guuaghgh!

wow what just happened

[QUOTE="MindFreeze"][QUOTE="Scarebaby"][QUOTE="MindFreeze"][QUOTE="Scarebaby"][QUOTE="MindFreeze"]

No becuase these terms are also used in other languages. Fail.:P

Scarebaby

Uh no, not in Swedish it's not. :?

Well it's a latin scientific term for it atleast.:P

Well Latin isn't my first language either.

No one's. It is used in science however, unless you didn't take biology.

I didn't, I was too busy deciding what to eat.

How about Swedish meatballs, yeeeaaa.:P

Like all normal human beingsfoxhound_fox

I'll have none of that in my thread, thank you.

Ooh, you've been told. =P

How about Swedish meatballs, yeeeaaa.:P

MindFreeze

Meatballs originated from Italy, so fail on you!

[QUOTE="MindFreeze"]

How about Swedish meatballs, yeeeaaa.:P

Scarebaby

Meatballs originated from Italy, so fail on you!

Pretty sure every country has their own way of preparing meatballs.

I just thought it was appropriate to this thread, oh wellll.

And I love them, a big ball of goodness.

[QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="Scarebaby"][QUOTE="MindFreeze"]

No becuase these terms are also used in other languages. Fail.:P

MindFreeze

Uh no, not in Swedish it's not. :?

Yeah those terms do not exist in any of the languages I know. Granted I learned about them in my ENGLISH SCIENCE class.

Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French.

And in other languages the term is "everything eater" literally.

Are those the languages that uses "Vegan" "Vegetarian" "Omnivore" and "Carnivore" ? Or are you just telling me what languages you know. Now if they have those terms in their language - then thats a different story.

[QUOTE="MindFreeze"][QUOTE="Sajedene"][QUOTE="Scarebaby"][QUOTE="MindFreeze"]

No becuase these terms are also used in other languages. Fail.:P

Sajedene

Uh no, not in Swedish it's not. :?

Yeah those terms do not exist in any of the languages I know. Granted I learned about them in my ENGLISH SCIENCE class.

Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French.

And in other languages the term is "everything eater" literally.

Are those the languages that uses "Vegan" "Vegetarian" "Omnivore" and "Carnivore" ? Or are you just telling me what languages you know. Now if they have those terms in their language - then thats a different story.

Haha no, thats just the languages I know that use the terms similar to "omnivore", "carnivore" and "herbivore".

thats not even true you can easily live a healthy life without meat, and eating meat gives yo problems like higher risks of heart disease because of cholesterol and saturated fatsclock_of_omens

Haha no, thats just the languages I know that use the terms similar to "omnivore", "carnivore" and "herbivore".

MindFreeze

Ah lol. It makes sense as they are all heavily rooted to latin (I know I know all languages are somewhat rooted to latin but these ones are, as I said, heavily rooted).

The only itme I'll eat meat is if it's guaranteed free-range and organic, so I know that the animal has had a good life and a humane death.bradleybhoy

organic doesnt always mean the animal has had a good life and humane death it just means it hasnt been pumped full of antibiotics and growth hormones

[QUOTE="clock_of_omens"]thats not even true you can easily live a healthy life without meat, and eating meat gives yo problems like higher risks of heart disease because of cholesterol and saturated fatsfoxhound_fox

you can got plenty of protein and calcium in non-animal sources the only reason people get those deficiencies is because they dont pay attention to what they are eating

it is morally wrong because of the way the animals are treated, they are held in factory farms in horrible conditions and they are pumped with antibiotics and growth hormones so they dont have to wait as long to slaughter them, they are carted off to the slaughterhouse in trucks crammed together so they cant even move and then they are killed often without pain killers, so the animals in factory farms are tortured.

[QUOTE="MindFreeze"][QUOTE="clock_of_omens"]

eating meat isnt necessary to sustain human life so i dont want to be a part of the cruel way they treat animals in factory farms if i dont have to

clock_of_omens

But,but, meat is so gooood....

Yea ok I guess that makes sense. But what about vegans.

dairy and eggs arent necessary either, all the nutrients you need for life can be found in non-animal products