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  • kaymayscool
    kaymayscool Posts: 36
    Agreed!
  • chantel14
    chantel14 Posts: 128

    haha I had my first fried mountain oysters last week, and I must agree they were quite good :)-

    Love your avatar, theat is a beautiful Golden you have there.

    Thanks! He is still such a big baby, lol. I wish I was trout fishing where you are! Its so beautiful up there!

    Going camping this weekend, if the water isn't to high will try to get in a little fishing. The spring run off has been late this year and high. Record amount of snow in the mountains this winter.

    ya I heard they have even been opening some ski resorts back up because of all the snow fall! you should send some of that moisture down to Texas... haha its sooooo dry down here its crazy. We usually go to Red River NM and go camping in july... its a blast and sooo nice not to be a 110 degrees haha
  • ilsie99
    ilsie99 Posts: 259
    I think my point was "we are not in survival mode", it's not a zombie apocalypse. So the whole survival of the fittest, the strong survive theory is out the window.

    What it boils down to is we all have are own options and morals, this is what makes us humans!!

    Dude. The zombie apocalypse is going to come around and you are going to regret not having a dog.

    Would the dog be for guarding against Zombies or a food source in this case?

    A little from column A, a little from column B.
  • freerange
    freerange Posts: 1,722 Member

    haha I had my first fried mountain oysters last week, and I must agree they were quite good :)-

    Love your avatar, theat is a beautiful Golden you have there.

    Thanks! He is still such a big baby, lol. I wish I was trout fishing where you are! Its so beautiful up there!

    Going camping this weekend, if the water isn't to high will try to get in a little fishing. The spring run off has been late this year and high. Record amount of snow in the mountains this winter.

    ya I heard they have even been opening some ski resorts back up because of all the snow fall! you should send some of that moisture down to Texas... haha its sooooo dry down here its crazy. We usually go to Red River NM and go camping in july... its a blast and sooo nice not to be a 110 degrees haha

    If you plan on going this year make sure and check ahead, lots of wild fires this year.
  • chantel14
    chantel14 Posts: 128
    I think my point was "we are not in survival mode", it's not a zombie apocalypse. So the whole survival of the fittest, the strong survive theory is out the window.

    What it boils down to is we all have are own options and morals, this is what makes us humans!!

    Dude. The zombie apocalypse is going to come around and you are going to regret not having a dog.

    Cats, go for the cats first,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I hate cats.


    hahahahahaha ok now thats funny
  • ellabellaluv
    ellabellaluv Posts: 2
    MEAT IS THE DEVIL!!!!!!!! Losing weight is hard, but when you become vegetarian and try, its 100% easier! i truly suggest you go vegetarian! once you go vegetarian you never go back! I suggest you try it for a little while. see if it helps.Good Luck
  • Barneystinson
    Barneystinson Posts: 1,357 Member
    If you have any background on emissions in the US and internationally (namely industrialized countries with little regulation), you wouldn't be here blaming global warming on the methane release of cattle.

    Consider also that sustainable agriculture relies not only on sustainable land usage but also, in many cases, alternative power generation...for both the raising of livestock as a food source and crops.

    I'd go as far as to say that agricultural practices trending toward the usage of alternative energies and less reliance on fossil fuels for the various stages of product -> market is where everyone should focus their energy and arguments.

    Not on cow farts, sorry.
  • Barneystinson
    Barneystinson Posts: 1,357 Member
    MEAT IS THE DEVIL!!!!!!!! Losing weight is hard, but when you become vegetarian and try, its 100% easier! i truly suggest you go vegetarian! once you go vegetarian you never go back! I suggest you try it for a little while. see if it helps.Good Luck

    Lasted 2 years with vegetarianism and became anemic. Can't properly absorb iron from plant sources.

    Obtaining enough protein to keep up with my running and training schedule while maintaining a reasonable deficit was downright impossible.

    For some here, meat wins hands down, sorry.
  • bcattoes
    bcattoes Posts: 17,299 Member
    MEAT IS THE DEVIL!!!!!!!! Losing weight is hard, but when you become vegetarian and try, its 100% easier! i truly suggest you go vegetarian! once you go vegetarian you never go back! I suggest you try it for a little while. see if it helps.Good Luck

    Mmmm, can I have bbq sauce with the devil?? But seriously, many people go vegetarian then go back. I did, both my daughters have, one of them twice. LOL I didn't find it a whole lot easier to lose weight on a vegetarian diet than when eating meat.
  • freerange
    freerange Posts: 1,722 Member
    MEAT IS THE DEVIL!!!!!!!! Losing weight is hard, but when you become vegetarian and try, its 100% easier! i truly suggest you go vegetarian! once you go vegetarian you never go back! I suggest you try it for a little while. see if it helps.Good Luck

    I tried being a vegetarian once,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I think it was a lunch back in 1980, I had a salad all by itself,,,,, didn’t set to well, never tried that again.
  • kristelpoole
    kristelpoole Posts: 440 Member
    Yeah, save it for *us farmhands* --- we sure don't mind, honey! :flowerforyou: umm.... this is strange - are you being snotty about farmhands in general, or just farmhands that work on meat-producing farms?

    I have plenty of friends that are farmers and I volunteer on farms regularly. Nothing against farmers or farmhands, just against your attitude.

    The thing is, I understand both sides of the meat-eating and vegetarian argument and I don't think it's my place to make anyone choose a side. The only point I emphatically make with people is to be informed. Some people, obviously, would prefer to live in blissful ignorance. :)
  • Bootzey
    Bootzey Posts: 274 Member
    Any *fact based* info on meat vs. vegetarian/vegan would be greatly appreciated.

    Why don't you try vegetarianism and see how you feel. I became a veg 11 years ago and it was one of the best decisions I ever made... But that's me. Everyone has their own path to walk
  • chantel14
    chantel14 Posts: 128
    MEAT IS THE DEVIL!!!!!!!! Losing weight is hard, but when you become vegetarian and try, its 100% easier! i truly suggest you go vegetarian! once you go vegetarian you never go back! I suggest you try it for a little while. see if it helps.Good Luck

    I tried being a vegetarian once,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I think it was a lunch back in 1980, I had a salad all by itself,,,,, didn’t set to well, never tried that again.


    haha sounds like a traumatic experience :)-
  • aranchmom
    aranchmom Posts: 176 Member
    MEAT IS THE DEVIL!!!!!!!! Losing weight is hard, but when you become vegetarian and try, its 100% easier! i truly suggest you go vegetarian! once you go vegetarian you never go back! I suggest you try it for a little while. see if it helps.Good Luck

    I tried being a vegetarian once,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I think it was a lunch back in 1980, I had a salad all by itself,,,,, didn’t set to well, never tried that again.

    hahaha! I'll have to share that with my man...he has this thing for funny salad quotes. :smile:
  • SiltyPigeon
    SiltyPigeon Posts: 920 Member


    Some of you may say this is bull crap and not true other may agree with these facts... Words can be disputed, but Images and Video speaks a thousand words.. Look it up!!

    even watch for yourselves...

    even watch for yourselves...
    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5830866813023883728#
  • JDMPWR
    JDMPWR Posts: 1,863 Member
    Iloveit
  • aranchmom
    aranchmom Posts: 176 Member


    Some of you may say this is bull crap and not true other may agree with these facts... Words can be disputed, but Images and Video speaks a thousand words.. Look it up!!

    even watch for yourselves...

    even watch for yourselves...
    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5830866813023883728#
    toooo funny!
  • SiltyPigeon
    SiltyPigeon Posts: 920 Member


    Some of you may say this is bull crap and not true other may agree with these facts... Words can be disputed, but Images and Video speaks a thousand words.. Look it up!!

    even watch for yourselves...

    even watch for yourselves...
    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5830866813023883728#
    toooo funny!

    Bet it tastes like chicken. :happy:
  • abalicious
    abalicious Posts: 361 Member
    Please do NOT support the cruelty & greed of the meat industry. If you only knew how these animals lived (if one could even call it that) and were slaughtered, you would think twice about putting their flesh in your mouth :cry: . Please do some research and make the right decision.

    I think it depends on where you buy your meat from. Obviously a huge factory based company that injects their food with steroids and all that other ish are not good to buy from, but locally raised meat is okay in my opinion. Buying from delis instead of from the frozen packaged section is better.
  • curtisperk
    curtisperk Posts: 27
    I lift weights and do cardio.. And I don't feel like spending money on protein supplements so I eat meat. But I do eat a lot of good vegetables also. It is all based on personal decision. Good luck!
  • girlinahat
    girlinahat Posts: 2,956 Member
    MEAT IS THE DEVIL!!!!!!!! Losing weight is hard, but when you become vegetarian and try, its 100% easier! i truly suggest you go vegetarian! once you go vegetarian you never go back! I suggest you try it for a little while. see if it helps.Good Luck

    do you have any evidence for this?
  • bella8282
    bella8282 Posts: 188 Member
    Meat is fine.

    Edit: And I say this having experimented with two years of being a vegetarian. It was, at the time a "health" decision more than moral and it did little to positively impact my health. Actually I ended up with anemia, but that's another story for another time.

    Not all farms are inhumane, not all meats are "gross" or poorly raised, meat is not detrimental to the body, some meats are better than others.

    There are moral reasons to avoid meats or meats raised in a certain manner, and there's nothing wrong with that.

    Any arguments about meat rotting in your colon ARE absolute and complete bunk. Avoiding meat simply to "lose weight" isn't always a great strategy as you may be replacing that meat with a more highly processed substance (soya).

    replacing food with highly processed substaces?
    It does not have to be that way....Its like any "type" of diet, you still need to make the right choices If your a meat eater it does not mean you will or wont eat hot a dog which is highly processed!
    I do not eat anything that has been processed except coffee and soy milk. and the very occasional treat..... (i'm a raw vegitarian boarder line vegan)
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