Life Without Meat

Maybe I can tempt you to try some finest British sausage in your mouth ?

Hmm, I think getting nutrition perfectly right is almost a fulltime job.Harder IMO without meats.
I'm gonna start taking it more and more seriously for sport.probably follow Chinese or Indian Aryuvedic(?) medicine.

Pics, can't show em publicly or they might compromise the security of the Galaxy.And more importantly, myself.
I send em pm, on special request.( Except to gays)

 

Cool

 

Nice way to stay on topic

Yeah, it's more difficult without meat. But it's funner, for me at least.

Not the security of the Galaxy!!

Damnit. If only I weren't gay

 

I hope you are not putting words in to my mouth?

 

No. It's not ok.

You sent me one!!

:tongue:

 

Love tha meats, then again I live in Texas going without meat would be like visiting China and avoiding rice.

 

You mean "lice"?

 

Where you been, man?

 

I was a vegetarian for three years. I gave it up because I was falling apart. I am too picky of an eater, period, and did not take care of myself well. There are not enough nutritional substitutes in the veggie world that settle well in my stomach. It's not that I won't try new things, I'll try anything (within reason) once if given the chance, but I just simply didn't like being a vegetarian. I didn't like being hungry, I didn't like being sick, I didn't like my hair being so dry and brittle...it sucked completely. So good on you if you can be a vegetarian and be healthy, but I can't do it, I gave it a shot, a LONG shot, and it just wasn't for me. I am much healthier now, my hair is healthy and shiny, I've actually lost weight, and I just look a lot better since I started eating meat again. So post all the disgusting pictures you want, I'm fully aware of all of that stuff, I gave up meat for that stuff, but I am not going to give up my health again.

 

About the only meat I eat is fish and seafood. Occasionally, I'll eat chicken.

 

I manage. But I am an Austinite, dreadies and vegan coffee shops on every corner.

 

Good on you!

:cheers2:

I'm serious. I know it's not for everyone, but I give full credit for anyone with a mindset like yours

 

I still think it's funny that Austin is such a liberal place while being the capital of one of the most conservative states.

 

Haha, thanks. I really really wanted to be a vegetarian, and I really wish I could afford to be a vegetarian again, because I actually do like fake meat, I just can't afford it.

 

All the big metro areas in Tx went blue in the election. podunk = conservative, urban = liberal. There are plenty of conservatives in Austin, just a lot more liberals. you don't find that in small towns.

 

Maybe you don't wanna do it, but I gave up pork first and then red meat long before I gave up chicken. I finally took the leap and gave up chicken completely a lil over a month ago, and I'm glad I eased into it. Right now I couldn't dream of giving up fish, though I don't eat it much cause of the price. But maybe I will sometime.

 

You're welcome

I've only been a vegetarian for a couple of months. I can't really talk

I like fake meat too. It's pretty cheap round here, and I'm still living with my parents bahahaha

Live within your means and be aware of what you're doing and I'm sure you'll be fine

 

Well, I've already done it, lol, I know HOW to become vegetarian, I was one for a long time. But when I buy groceries for three, and two have zero intentions of giving up meat ever, it's just really hard. Not to mention, I missed a LOT of things when I was vegetarian and I'm happy I don't have any restrictions to keep me from eating things I like. I have to do that when I'm old, I want to eat what I want to eat now while I can.

 

Thats great.So my pic is now whizzing all around cyberspace.
On KY-dating.com
Me with a photoshopped bushy moustache and leather cap.

( PS shame I can't grow a moustache, really...)

 

I think you like that idea