Eating: Muslims, Jews, Hindu and other non Catholics

I didn't see the colon, so I read this wrong and was going answer Hindu because I think they would have the best flavor and I like spicy food.....

Lmao! You win. (you also win because you're the only responder thus far)

I read this wrong and thought we were eating Muslims, Jews, Hindu and other non-Catholics and thought there was a brand new version of the Inquisition going on :laugh:

<<< Also expected this to be a "soylent green" thread.

You shouldn't eat people....

Then you aren't doing it right. :smokin:

Personally, I don't enjoy eating Muslims, Jews and other non Catholics. I prefer Roman Catholic but any of them will do in a pinch.

With so many posts about lent it got me wondering what others who might not celebrate lent do for caloric goals and fasting?
I was in the checkout line at the grocery and my cashier was a Sikh, it just had me wondering.
>>No religion please, just food in here.<<

Really interested in hearing about others besides the lentil crowd :drinker:

In all seriousness, in response to this:

Lent has nothing to do with caloric goals. Other religions do not eat certain foods 24/7 because of religious belief. But seeing yesterday how many non-religious folks are giving up a food item for Lent shows me how mainstream it is becoming. I'm sure eventually someone will write a book called "The Lent 40-Day Diet" and profit handsomely.

With so many posts about lent it got me wondering what others who might not celebrate lent do for caloric goals and fasting?
I was in the checkout line at the grocery and my cashier was a Sikh, it just had me wondering.
>>No religion please, just food in here.<<

Really interested in hearing about others besides the lentil crowd :drinker:

In all seriousness, in response to this:

Lent has nothing to do with caloric goals. Other religions do not eat certain foods 24/7 because of religious belief. But seeing yesterday how many non-religious folks are giving up a food item for Lent shows me how mainstream it is becoming. I'm sure eventually someone will write a book called "The Lent 40-Day Diet" and profit handsomely.

This is chit-chat, fun, and games. This is no place for seriousness. Chit only please. Or chat. Or fun. Never really seen anything i could call a game here.

I would never let someone's religion keep me from eating them.

With so many posts about lent it got me wondering what others who might not celebrate lent do for caloric goals and fasting?
I was in the checkout line at the grocery and my cashier was a Sikh, it just had me wondering.
>>No religion please, just food in here.<<

Really interested in hearing about others besides the lentil crowd :drinker:

In all seriousness, in response to this:

Lent has nothing to do with caloric goals. Other religions do not eat certain foods 24/7 because of religious belief. But seeing yesterday how many non-religious folks are giving up a food item for Lent shows me how mainstream it is becoming. I'm sure eventually someone will write a book called "The Lent 40-Day Diet" and profit handsomely.

This is chit-chat, fun, and games. This is no place for seriousness. Chit only please. Or chat. Or fun. Never really seen anything i could call a game here.

I would never let someone's religion keep me from eating them.

Congrats on being the first to make it dirty! LOL! :laugh:

Thank goodness for proper punctuation. :bigsmile:

That's all I got.

With so many posts about lent it got me wondering what others who might not celebrate lent do for caloric goals and fasting?
I was in the checkout line at the grocery and my cashier was a Sikh, it just had me wondering.
>>No religion please, just food in here.<<

Really interested in hearing about others besides the lentil crowd :drinker:

In all seriousness, in response to this:

Lent has nothing to do with caloric goals. Other religions do not eat certain foods 24/7 because of religious belief. But seeing yesterday how many non-religious folks are giving up a food item for Lent shows me how mainstream it is becoming. I'm sure eventually someone will write a book called "The Lent 40-Day Diet" and profit handsomely.

This is chit-chat, fun, and games. This is no place for seriousness. Chit only please. Or chat. Or fun. Never really seen anything i could call a game here.

I would never let someone's religion keep me from eating them.

Teehee, some very heated topics get placed in here though! I seem to remember one about child support...

I'm not much for eating people or lentils, but they seem like they would complement each other in a soup or stew.

So far, I have learned from this thread that eating people is bad, but eating people is fun.

So... you all can just eat me!

*I'm Protestant so I think I will probably taste like chicken.

I really expected this thread to be from the Hannibal fandom. Of course, they don't discriminate by religion, they just care if you're rude.

So, nobody has any fasts or food restrictions?

For Muslims:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islamic_dietary_laws

For Jews:

http://www.ehow.com/facts_7160958_kosher-diet-restrictions.html

For Hindus:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu_dietary_law