Got 5 minutes to kill on silly vegan belief pics? Vegans don't, they're too busy being healthy and stuffing bananas where the sun don't shine.



Part 2:

took more then 5 minutes to read you lair.

Wow, vegans are a bunch of fucking idiots. Well, most vegans are. I've met some who are actually pretty nice.

They sound like a bunch of PETA people.

natsumehack said
took more then 5 minutes to read you lair.

You read slow. Took me like 3.5 minutes.

Also you're the LAIR!

Beatrix said
They sound like a bunch of PETA people.

Some of these people put PETA to shame and make them look soft.

Speaking of dead animal flesh.
My cousin can't cook worth a damn.
So I'm really hungry atm

"Salt contains sodium chloride!"

That's the biggest scandal since it was discovered that the water provided in many U.S. cities contains high levels of dihydrogen monoxide!

http://www.dhmo.org/facts.html

The Nexerus said
"Salt contains sodium chloride!"That's the biggest scandal since it was discovered that the water provided in many U.S. cities contains high levels of dihydrogen monoxide!http://www.dhmo.org/facts.html

I remember my high school teacher played the dihydrogen monoxide joke on us 8)
He handed out a paper that had all these dangerous statistics about Dihydrogen Monoxide and then we were taught chemistry nomenclature.

I.... I....

Am at a loss for words.

Griever said
Some of these people put PETA to shame and make them look soft.

lol I saw a video that would put PETA to shame. They choose their words very carefully to engage our emotions... Pathos if you will, to get people to switch to a vegan diet. Now, Mike and I are wanting to have a farm with pigs, chickens, cows, goats, and even a water system that gives nutrients to the fish and the fish water gives nutrients to the plants. The land animals and the fowl will die with some sense of mercy,but the fish will suffocate anyways. Would we sell the meat and the eggs? Hell yeah. Some people would eat that shit up.

Although, I think buffalo would be a better choice than cows, as they grow quickly and big like a cow with hormone injections and steroids, but I want milk for the household for many, many things.

There's something deeply disconcerting about the philosophy behind the obsessively healthy lifestyle. Being healthy and a desire to be healthy are extremely beneficial things, but it seems like they occupy themselves so much with this lifestyle. Some people exercise constantly, never treat themselves, and just keep filling their lifestyle, so that they can fill out or empty their frames.

I understand that "healthy lifestyle" varies from person to person, but I can't wrap my head around people who want to fill their lives and schedules with anything for any reason. I can understand necessity, but I've heard of people who have worked themselves into unhappiness, so that they can be healthier (and therefore happier, which is the irony). Life should be enjoyed and savored, and if that means dying weaker and faster, I'm okay with that. It reaches a threshold where I'd rather live the way I want to and die the way I don't rather than the reverse. "Carpe diem" isn't just YOLO for not stupid people; it's very different, actually. "Carpe" also means to chew slowly and savor. If you're spending your whole life trying to improve your life, what's left to enjoy the new quality? It's like spending your whole life building your PC. When do you get to use it?

Those are some very loose and poorly worded statements that I threw together, pay them no heed.

I love the salt one. Especially where they claim it impairs brain function.

Sodium, moderately balanced, is essential for proper brain function.

Card said
There's something deeply disconcerting about the philosophy behind the obsessively healthy lifestyle. Being healthy and a desire to be healthy are extremely beneficial things, but it seems like they occupy themselves so much with this lifestyle. Some people exercise constantly, never treat themselves, and just keep filling their lifestyle, so that they can fill out or empty their frames. I understand that "healthy lifestyle" varies from person to person, but I can't wrap my head around people who want to fill their lives and schedules with anything for any reason. I can understand necessity, but I've heard of people who have worked themselves into unhappiness, so that they can be healthier (and therefore happier, which is the irony). Life should be enjoyed and savored, and if that means dying weaker and faster, I'm okay with that. It reaches a threshold where I'd rather live the way I want to and die the way I don't rather than the reverse. "Carpe diem" isn't just YOLO for not stupid people; it's very different, actually. "Carpe" also means to chew slowly and savor. If you're spending your whole life trying to improve your life, what's left to enjoy the new quality? It's like spending your whole life building your PC. When do you get to use it? Those are some very loose and poorly worded statements that I threw together, pay them no heed.

The term for this is Orthorexia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthorexia_nervosa

Like anorexia, except unhealthily obsessed with health. I rather like eating healthy, but I don't let it consume my life. After a few years of eating healthy, it becomes second nature.

Beatrix said
lol I saw a video that would put PETA to shame. They choose their words very carefully to engage our emotions... Pathos if you will, to get people to switch to a vegan diet. Now, Mike and I are wanting to have a farm with pigs, chickens, cows, goats, and even a water system that gives nutrients to the fish and the fish water gives nutrients to the plants, but the land animals and the fowl will die with some sense of mercy. The fish will suffocate anyways. Would we sell the meat and the eggs? Hell yeah. Some people would eath that shit up.Although, I think buffalo would be a better choice than cows, as they grow quickly and big like a cow with hormone injections and steroids, but I want milk for the household for many, many things.

That's such a boss idea. Make it happen. I'd love to own a few chickens to get fresh eggs, since I eat a crapload of eggs, but I doubts my chickens would like living in NYC.
And yeah, there's a big market for raw/unpasteurized dairy too if you guys get cows. I get my milk delivered to my apartment from upstate/rural New York every few Wednesdays since it's illegal to sell in NY groceries.

Griever said
The term for this is .http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthorexia_nervosaLike anorexia, except unhealthily obsessed with health. I rather like eating healthy, but I don't let it consume my life. After a few years of eating healthy, it becomes second nature. That's such a boss idea. Make it happen. I'd love to own a few chickens to get fresh eggs, since I eat a crapload of eggs, but I doubts my chickens would like living in NYC. And yeah, there's a big market for raw/unpasteurized dairy too if you guys get cows. I get my milk delivered to my apartment from upstate/rural New York every few Wednesdays since it's illegal to sell in NY groceries.

When we have enough money for the land, we will. Much of my family want to do this as well, so we might make it into a family affair.

And chickens in NYC? Pigeons have a hard enough time in the cages on the rooftops.

All vegans I have met, without fail, have been overly-smug assholes waving around their so called "scientific evidence" which is really all just confirmation bias concerning their lifestyle. I'm pretty smug myself, plenty guilty of that, but I can at least back my shit up with real science and research.

I just had two steaks for dinner.

Mooing creatures are delicious.

Griever said
The term for this is .http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthorexia_nervosaLike anorexia, except unhealthily obsessed with health. I rather like eating healthy, but I don't let it consume my life. After a few years of eating healthy, it becomes second nature. That's such a boss idea. Make it happen. I'd love to own a few chickens to get fresh eggs, since I eat a crapload of eggs, but I doubts my chickens would like living in NYC. And yeah, there's a big market for raw/unpasteurized dairy too if you guys get cows. I get my milk delivered to my apartment from upstate/rural New York every few Wednesdays since it's illegal to sell in NY groceries.

Isn't Byrne Dairy just the shit?

I mean.... I just assume you're talking about Byrne Dairy, because they're huge. And awesome.

my dog loves carrots doe

I could never stop eating meat (lel), steak is too delicious, chili is too delicious, everything is too damn delicious for me to care. eat anything, lift everything.

I actually read an article where vegans called CPS on their neighbors for feeding their kids "poison", which turned out to be, yes, normal food like meats and dairy products. Apparently CPS did a whole huge investigation on it, until they found nothing wrong.

I mean, I've known some nice, friendly vegans before. They weren't like, stupidly religious about it even, some even broke their own rules and ate meat when they went out with friends every so often. Also I believe theres a certain type of Vegan that gets their protein from dairy products. But man, can people overdo some shit.

I about lost my shit when the chick at the end was befuddled as to why someone would feed their cat meat.