Being a Veggie = Smaller Brain

PostRe: Being a Veggie = Smaller Brain by **TYSON** » Tue Sep 16, 2008 10:39 pm

NGE wrote:It's odd, because I have no issue at all with meat eaters who like to fill their arteries with cholesterol and their bowels with years (yes, literally years) of partially digested meat that their bodies have no hope of getting rid off (except by colonic irrigation).

Still, I'm safe in the knowledge that my cholesterol count is 2.7 (and I'm a smoker) and that I'm 11 and a half stone.

Yeah, I'm gutted I don't like meat.

I can't believe you smoke and your worried about what meat does to your body

PostRe: Being a Veggie = Smaller Brain by **Abs** » Tue Sep 16, 2008 10:44 pm

I'm a vegetarian, been one all my life innit.

Parents stopped eating meat before I was born so I was raised a vegie!

I've never had a problem with being fat or lacking vitamins as my mother is one of those people who runs tings when it comes to health.

PostRe: Being a Veggie = Smaller Brain by **NGE** » Tue Sep 16, 2008 10:46 pm

TYSON wrote:I can't believe you smoke and your worried about what meat does to your body

That's not the reason I don't eat meat? My body's probably beyond repair. :lol:

Abs wrote:I'm a vegetarian, been one all my life innit.

Parents stopped eating meat before I was born so I was raised a vegie!

I've never had a problem with being fat or lacking vitamins as my mother is one of those people who runs tings when it comes to health.

You mean your dad stopped having sex with your mum during her third trimester?

PostRe: Being a Veggie = Smaller Brain by **Abs** » Tue Sep 16, 2008 10:52 pm

No I mean they used to eat meat, but stopped, soon after I was born and raised as a vegetarian.

Abs wrote:No I mean they used to eat meat, but stopped, soon after I was born and raised as a vegetarian.

gooseberry fool one.

PostRe: Being a Veggie = Smaller Brain by **Abs** » Tue Sep 16, 2008 10:59 pm

PostRe: Being a Veggie = Smaller Brain by **E-Man** » Tue Sep 16, 2008 11:31 pm

I'm a veggie. 8-)

In my experience its only vegetarians that are anti-meat that come out and try and force their habbits on everyone else. The majority that don't eat meat but couldn't really give a strawberry float what anyone else eats, like me, tend not to even bring the subject of vegetarianism up unless asked about it. A few of my mates had known me for a couple of years and didn't believe me when I said I was vegetarian.

I don't actually hate vegetarians, just the ones who seem to revel in the fact.

PostRe: Being a Veggie = Smaller Brain by JV » Wed Sep 17, 2008 9:31 am

I've just had a new housemate move in who's a veggie. She seems ever so slightly preachy, but I'm sure it will change as soon as she realises we all like a good bit of meat in this house. 8-)

My diet is quite vegetarian at the moment anyway, in the aim of losing weight. I have a fair bit of tinned tuna in brine but other than that the only meat I have is of what I consider good quality.

smurphy wrote:I don't actually hate vegetarians, just the ones who seem to revel in the fact.

Same here. I just don't appreciate being preached to by a bunch of overzealous food Nazi's. I know the risks of eating meat and the arguments about animal rights but the UK has a good record on farming practices and most if not all the meat I eat come from the UK.

PostRe: Being a Veggie = Smaller Brain by **Moggy** » Wed Sep 17, 2008 9:58 am

I don’t know if it makes your brain smaller but being vegetarian definitely increases your chances of invading Poland.

Being a Veggie = Smaller Brain

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