ATTN: Vegetarians and vegans[views:26659][posts:127]____________________________________ [Nov 18,2008 4:56pm - arilliusbm ""] I've wondered about being one before since I love just about anything veggie-related. But, there's no fucking way I'd ever quit eating steak, burgers, chicken or anything else. Last week I ate squid salad and squab in Chinatown and I was blown away. I'll eat anything (food-item) in front of me. I've been interested in trying insects as of late; they're very good for you. |
| _______________________________ [Nov 18,2008 6:45pm - Hoser ""] WWQD? What would Quorthon do? |
| _______________________________ [Nov 18,2008 7:36pm - Seth ""] AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!:satancross: |
| _____________________________ [Nov 18,2008 7:38pm - pam ""] Jon is making me vegetarian chili right now. mmmm. Mark, you need a husband that loves to cook...that's the trick. |
| _____________________________________________ [Nov 18,2008 7:41pm - MarkFuckingRichards ""] Damn straight I do. When am I moving in? |
| ___________________________________________ [Nov 18,2008 7:42pm - FuckIsMySignature ""] pam said: Mark, you need a husband that loves the cock...that's the trick. fixed |
| ____________________________________ [Nov 18,2008 7:45pm - arilliusbm ""] i dont know but jon needs to start a band called vegetarian chili. fucking xgrindx mosh pit, vegetarian style |
| _____________________________ [Nov 18,2008 7:47pm - pam ""] xtofucorex |
| _______________________________ [Nov 18,2008 7:47pm - Hoser ""] Mark, vegetarian men are not men. They are of the "man vs. man" persuasion. Come up here for some Caribou chili. |
| ___________________________________________ [Nov 18,2008 7:50pm - FuckIsMySignature ""] venison chili for the win |
| _____________________________________________ [Nov 18,2008 7:54pm - MarkFuckingRichards ""] Don't worry Hoser, I still enjoy the company of women. That will never change, haha. |
| _______________________________ [Nov 18,2008 8:23pm - Hoser ""] Sorry man...I'm just worrying. That's what us parents do. |
| _______________________________ [Nov 18,2008 8:23pm - yummy ""] Yeti said:i can see wanting to cut back on cow, i myself have done so. i still love me a burger/steak, but i've been substituting ground turkey a lot lately in dishes like Hamburger Helper and such. it digests much better. however a world without meat is a desolate wasteland i want no part of. If you're eating things out of a box with the name Hamburger Helper you're truly not all that concerned about what you're putting in your body. Substituting turkey doesn't change much. According to Nutrion Data, one serving of this supposed food contains more than 1/3 of a person's daily intake of fat, almost half of their calories, half your carbs, and almost twice the amount of your recommended daily intake of salt. That's right it contains 4568 mg of salt, which is 190% of your daily intake. This list also does not take into consideration that it contains Monosodium Glutomate (MSG). I could probably guarantee that trainers and nutrionists would never in a million years recomend an athlete eating Hamburger Helper because of it's lack of nutritional value. And to some degree, no matter how much they aren't getting paid by the government, to push junk onto the impressionable public almost seems like a partial undoing of their positive contributions. Brands such as Powerade, Bauer, etc. would probably use them in their advertisements. And probably for the right price (a.k.a. sell yourself cheap) they could get a couple companies to use them in smaller markets and make the same amount that Hamburger Helper paid them to sell artificial, unhealthy processed crap. |
| _____________________________________________ [Nov 18,2008 8:26pm - MarkFuckingRichards ""] Hooray for capitalism ruining everyone's diets. I'm so glad my mother is a registered dietitian. Problem is, even though I know all sorts of fucked up shit about food, I still eat a lot of the crap I know I shouldn't, haha. |
| ______________________________________ [Nov 18,2008 8:31pm - swamplorddvm ""] Eat organic shit. chiken, some beef and so on. You don't need to eat alot of meat. Meat is natural and is not evil to eat it. |
| _______________________________ [Nov 18,2008 8:41pm - yummy ""] swamplorddvm said:Eat organic shit. chiken, some beef and so on. You don't need to eat alot of meat. Meat is natural and is not evil to eat it. Agreed. Except I don't know about the "meat is natural" part. Anal electrocution and forcefed steroids don't seem too natural. |
| ______________________________________ [Nov 18,2008 8:48pm - swamplorddvm ""] Well that's no. Killing with a spear is. |
| _______________________________ [Nov 18,2008 8:54pm - yummy ""] bingo |
| ______________________________________ [Nov 18,2008 9:00pm - the_reverend ""] whatever I veggie-ate the past couple days feels like I'm constantly pumping out razor blades. |
| _______________________________ [Nov 18,2008 9:03pm - yummy ""] Oh you put Dave's Ultimate Insanity Hot Sauce in your Chorizo too? I know the feeling. |
| _____________________________________ [Nov 18,2008 9:19pm - Dave_Maggot ""] the maggot untimatum |
| __________________________________ [Nov 18,2008 11:08pm - CC_NLI ""] ctB0rderpatrol said:soy is terrible for men. chemically speaking, it can disrupt your hormone balance with something that it has in it that mimics estrogen when digested. i eat meat, but i like vegitarian food so long as it isnt full of this estrogen plant which is heralded as a wonder protien. the beans/rice combo is a win site your sources. your wrong..but site em anyways. |
| __________________________________________ [Nov 19,2008 12:34pm - ctB0rderpatrol ""] http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2002-09-03-soy_x.htm http://womenshealth.about.com/cs/soyandhormones/ http://www.lef.org/prod_hp/abstracts/php-ab329.html http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=53327 http://www.myhealthsense.com/F000215_sagaOfSoy.html ok, now site your sources to prove that im wrong. |
| __________________________________________ [Nov 19,2008 12:38pm - ctB0rderpatrol ""] p.s. a simple google search will bring up many many more links about safe soy hormone treatment. soy has its place in the medical world, but for most people it should be used for fuel, not food |
| ______________________________ [Nov 20,2008 7:35am - Yeti ""] yummy said: Yeti said:i can see wanting to cut back on cow, i myself have done so. i still love me a burger/steak, but i've been substituting ground turkey a lot lately in dishes like Hamburger Helper and such. it digests much better. however a world without meat is a desolate wasteland i want no part of. If you're eating things out of a box with the name Hamburger Helper you're truly not all that concerned about what you're putting in your body. Substituting turkey doesn't change much. According to Nutrion Data, one serving of this supposed food contains more than 1/3 of a person's daily intake of fat, almost half of their calories, half your carbs, and almost twice the amount of your recommended daily intake of salt. That's right it contains 4568 mg of salt, which is 190% of your daily intake. This list also does not take into consideration that it contains Monosodium Glutomate (MSG). I could probably guarantee that trainers and nutrionists would never in a million years recomend an athlete eating Hamburger Helper because of it's lack of nutritional value. And to some degree, no matter how much they aren't getting paid by the government, to push junk onto the impressionable public almost seems like a partial undoing of their positive contributions. Brands such as Powerade, Bauer, etc. would probably use them in their advertisements. And probably for the right price (a.k.a. sell yourself cheap) they could get a couple companies to use them in smaller markets and make the same amount that Hamburger Helper paid them to sell artificial, unhealthy processed crap. meh. |
| ________________________________ [Nov 22,2008 10:43pm - yummy ""] witty |
| _________________________________ [Nov 23,2008 1:43pm - dunwich ""] "James Rutz is chairman of Megashift Ministries and founder-chairman of Open Church Ministries. He is the author of "MEGASHIFT: Igniting Spiritual Power," and "The Meaning of Life."" I'm on the fence as far as soy goes until I read more about it, but that guy totally sounds credible... |
| ____________________________________ [Nov 23,2008 4:01pm - eskimo... ""] I am siding with the Eskimo in the arctic they have no plants so they only eat meat. And they live for many many years. American meat is fucked but thats all we got. Fight government handled foods not meat... |