Date:         Tue, 29 Jan 2002 15:45:13 -0500
Reply-To:     abusguy2@SPRINGMAIL.COM
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From:         John Baker <abusguy2@SPRINGMAIL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Camping out Veggy sytle. Any vegetarians on this list?
Comments: To: developtrust <developtrust@HOME.COM>

I don't think anybody means any offense, just havin a little fun!!  In an effort to distract further attention from the veggy bashing , I offer up the following flame bait, sacrificing myself for the good of the group:  You know who shouldn't be able to drive:  Women, Old People, teen agers, men, homosexuals, heterosexuals, bi-sexuals, asexuals, republicans, Democrats, Independents, Baptists, Catholics, and Jews, African-Americans, Irish-Americans, politicians, atheists, activists, and buddhists...
There taht should be enough to attract all the flames toward myself and away from the Vegetarians.  Did I miss anyone?!?!?!  Let the flames begin!!!
JB


On Tue, 29 Jan 2002 11:47:08 -0800 developtrust <developtrust@HOME.COM> wrote:

> and they go well with lobster sauce, or perhaps stuffed with crab...
> bill

Is it Friday already? I've lost track of time. It must me that bacon wrapped
around me. Odd isn't it how some heavy meat eaters get offended by other's
who choose a different diet. I left steak and potatoes long ago along with
cigarettes, dope and heavy drinking. At my age it pays to get healthy and
stay healthy.

No offense intended to anyone who loves non veggie food choices but I am
just trying to see if a veggie camp out might be a realistic thing among
this group. Or even something close (with both veggie and non veggie) where
one would not feel left out among the burgers, ham and other foods we do not
eat.

For the sake of clarity it is a very lonely feeling to be at a function
where no one else eats vegetarian or appreciates it and even worse when they
ridicule a vegetarianish food choice.

William

> On Tuesday, January 29, 2002, at 11:20 , Dan Snow wrote:
> > I have eaten vegetarians from time to time, but they are usually a
> > little gamey unless you wrap them in bacon before cooking.
> >