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02-22-2007, 02:28 AM
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Re: why veganmav is vegan
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Veganmav, I'm sure you are aware of the large portions of rainforest which are destroyed every year for crop farming. If you gave up eating vegetables this problem would be aleviated. Whats the difference? [/ QUOTE ] Lol, seriously? You alls are taking this devils advocate [censored] a bit far if you can't answer this one for yourself. 
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#72
02-22-2007, 02:47 AM
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Re: why veganmav is vegan
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[ QUOTE ] [censored] it, I'm going to get some filet mignon for takeout this thread is making me so hungry. I also have some bbq chicken in the frig for backup later. That should be delicious. [/ QUOTE ] Why doesn't this kinda joke ever get old to you guys? This certainly doesn't bother me in the slightest. It seems a lot of the meat eaters, when confronted with the ethical/health/environmental impacts of the food decisions they make every day, get defensive and think that 'our' side would prefer they feel guilt and not get pleasure from eating meat and other animal products. [/ QUOTE ] I'm not even vegetarian or anything and I agree. It's like AHAAAAAHAHAHA HE THINKS EATING MEAT IS WRONG LET ME SHOW MY APATHY BY TELLING HIM WHAT I AND ~200 MILLION OTHER AMERICANS EAT ALMOST EVERY DAY. MEAT. AHAHA. I EAT MEAT AND I AM INSENSITIVE ABOUT IT, ISN'T THAT FUNNY EVERYONE? RIGHT CLAUDE? AHAHAHA LOOK SOMEONE ELSE SAID IT TOO WE'RE ALL SO FUNNY. Seriously, you guys suck at humour in general.
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#73
02-22-2007, 05:40 AM
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Re: why veganmav is vegan
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I'm not even vegetarian or anything and I agree. It's like AHAAAAAHAHAHA HE THINKS EATING MEAT IS WRONG LET ME SHOW MY APATHY BY TELLING HIM WHAT I AND ~200 MILLION OTHER AMERICANS EAT ALMOST EVERY DAY. MEAT. AHAHA. I EAT MEAT AND I AM INSENSITIVE ABOUT IT, ISN'T THAT FUNNY EVERYONE? RIGHT CLAUDE? AHAHAHA LOOK SOMEONE ELSE SAID IT TOO WE'RE ALL SO FUNNY. Seriously, you guys suck at humour in general. [/ QUOTE ] I chuckled.
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#75
02-22-2007, 05:55 AM
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Re: why veganmav is vegan
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[ QUOTE ] Veganmav, I'm sure you are aware of the large portions of rainforest which are destroyed every year for crop farming. If you gave up eating vegetables this problem would be aleviated. Whats the difference? [/ QUOTE ] Lol, seriously? You alls are taking this devils advocate [censored] a bit far if you can't answer this one for yourself. [/ QUOTE ] portions of rainforest geddit???!!!!?? lololollolll
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#76
02-22-2007, 06:07 AM
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Re: why veganmav is vegan
4 large eggs
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour 2 cups plain dry bread crumbs 2 teaspoons dried basil 1 teaspoon dried thyme 2 pounds thinly sliced veal scallopine Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper 2 cups vegetable oil 1 lemon, cut into wedges Preheat oven to 175 degrees F. In a shallow dish, beat eggs and season with salt and pepper. Pour flour into another shallow dish. Mix together the bread crumbs, basil and thyme in a third shallow dish. Have ready one large plate. Season the veal with salt and pepper. Working with 1 piece of veal at a time, dip it first in the flour, shaking off excess. Next, place the floured veal into the beaten eggs, coating completely. Place the veal into the bread crumb mixture and gently press crumbs into the veal. Set aside on large plate and continue with remaining veal slices. In a large skillet with high sides, heat the oil to 375 degrees F. Have ready a baking sheet fitted with a rack. Carefully place 2 pieces of breaded veal in the hot oil and fry until golden brown on both sides, about 6 to 8 minutes total. Place cooked veal on rack, season with salt and place in oven to keep warm. Continue with remaining veal. Serve with lemon wedges.
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#77
02-22-2007, 06:53 AM
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Re: why veganmav is vegan
Veganmav,
1: Curious about the No GF thing 2: How do you feel about the science suggesting that a higher protein diet involving meat was linked to brain development in our ancestors? 3: If you had the resources you now lack (Im assuming time and land) would you try to raise your own sources of protein in a humane fashion? 4: Your stance as a vegan is based on both inefficiency and humane treatment. What is your thought on aquaculture on general? farm raised fishing and the fishing industry? As well as.... hunting? Doesnt a man shooting/catching and then eating a deer/fish represent part of the natural cycle? Or are you against predation in general?... If so you have a far bigger case to take up with Bears (natures ruthless killing machines)
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#78
02-22-2007, 07:21 AM
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Re: why veganmav is vegan
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Veganmav, 1: Curious about the No GF thing 2: How do you feel about the science suggesting that a higher protein diet involving meat was linked to brain development in our ancestors? 3: If you had the resources you now lack (Im assuming time and land) would you try to raise your own sources of protein in a humane fashion? 4: Your stance as a vegan is based on both inefficiency and humane treatment. What is your thought on aquaculture on general? farm raised fishing and the fishing industry? As well as.... hunting? Doesnt a man shooting/catching and then eating a deer/fish represent part of the natural cycle? Or are you against predation in general?... If so you have a far bigger case to take up with Bears (natures ruthless killing machines) [/ QUOTE ] No GF thing deserves its own thread. 2. It's very possible/likely meat helped brain devleopment. But I'm sure we are not lacking the same stuff we were lacking back then when these breakthroughs in brain development happened 3. if i had time and land and stuff i would have a small organic farm. The Idea that getting enough protein is difficult for vegans is a myth. large farms of any sort suck. a dude shooting a deer and eating it is fine. no prob here.
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#79
02-22-2007, 07:24 AM
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Re: why veganmav is vegan
I'm not an expert(But I know enough to not act like I know more than enough)
But from what I understand: -Americans get WAY more protein than they need - Tofu and all that soy crap has a ton of protein in it anyways. I hate my posts in this thread because it makes me seem like I'm on 'their' side and some meat-hating animal-loving fairy. Meat is delicious and I don't think I'll ever stop eating it. That said I don't need it all the time, and I tried vegan general Tso Chicken at some crazy half-vegan chinese restaurant and let me tell you, you'd never know the difference unless you were told.
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#80
02-22-2007, 08:38 AM
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Re: why veganmav is vegan
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[ QUOTE ] I'll readily admit that I'm for from perfect, but in fairness, I am much healthier then most and I am in great shape. Despite what anybody will tell you, as a vegan it is incredibly hard to get everything in your body that you need. It is a lifestyle in itself just to do a sufficient job. And if you're an athlete or care about your physique, the lack of quality protein (and having to obsessively cycle what you're eating to get a full spectrum of poor quality amino acids), you are holding yourself back in a big way. [/ QUOTE ] carl lewis was and is vegan. The ironman triathlon winners are almost always vegetarian, and often vegan. [/ QUOTE ] assuming this is true (I don't know if it is or not but have no reason to doubt you), how does this apply to your average person that: 1) does not have freakish genetics and 2) does not revolve their entire lives around their sport and proper nutrition ?
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