99% of vegans eat meat when they think no one is looking.
Even earthling ed? Surely not earthling ed?
Maybe a few more videos of earthling ed would reaffirm my faith in humanity. Earthling ed.
99% of vegans eat meat when they think no one is looking.
Please no, I find him very high mindedEven earthling ed? Surely not earthling ed?
Maybe a few more videos of earthling ed would reaffirm my faith in humanity. Earthling ed.
It was a new one on me, but it seems to be quite a popular expression on this thread...fragile like your iron intake?
Please no, I find him very high minded
It's extremely ironic, because if carnist was a real word, it would refer to vegans, not meat eaters.is it common for vegans to call people that eat meat 'carnists'?
Because I've been called that a lot online and it's a fairly ridiculous word IMO
I have in the past spent far too much time winding-up theists in American PALTALK chatrooms - quite a few in there who use the term "carnal..." in a whole other way.It's extremely ironic, because if carnist was a real word, it would refer to vegans, not meat eaters.
meat (n.)
Old English mete "food, item of food" (paired with drink), from Proto-Germanic *mati (source also of Old Frisian mete, Old Saxon meti, Old Norse matr, Old High German maz, Gothic mats "food," Middle Dutch, Dutch metworst, German Mettwurst "type of sausage"), from PIE *mad-i-, from root *mad- "moist, wet," also with reference to food qualities, (source also of Sanskrit medas- "fat" (n.), Old Irish mat "pig;" see mast (n.2)).
Narrower sense of "flesh used as food" is first attested c. 1300; similar sense evolution in French viande "meat," originally "food." In Middle English, vegetables still could be called grene-mete (15c.). Figurative sense of "essential part" is from 1901. Dark meat, white meat popularized 19c., supposedly as euphemisms for leg and breast, but earliest sources use both terms without apparent embarrassment
The choicest parts of a turkey are the side bones, the breast, and the thigh bones. The breast and wings are called light meat; the thigh-bones and side-bones dark meat. When a person declines expressing a preference, it is polite to help to both kinds. [Lydia Maria Child, "The American Frugal Housewife," Boston, 1835]
First record of meat loaf is from 1876. Meat-market "place where one looks for sex partners" is from 1896 (meat in various sexual senses of "penis, vagina, body regarded as a sex object, prostitute" are attested from 1590s; Old English for "meat-market" was flæsccyping ('flesh-cheaping')); meat wagon "ambulance" is from 1920, American English slang, said to date from World War I (in a literal sense by 1857). Meat-grinder in the figurative sense attested by 1951. Meat-hook in colloquial transferred sense "arm" attested by 1919.
Is this sarcasm? I think the guy's nuts!I love this guy's whole approach. He doesn't just want to win the bellies of people going hair-shirt for moralism, he wants to appeal to the palates of everyone. His scientific attitude to replicating the experience of eating meat using solely plant-based materials, is also a welcome break from the usual happy-clappy hippy-dippy nonsense from the more outspoken human herbivores.
Oh, I can see what he's trying to do. It's not the approach I'd take (but then I don't like eating meat, it's not just that I don't), but he's trying to address that particular need.Is this sarcasm? I think the guy's nuts!
I would question his understanding of nutrition. But if he wants to make kale burgers then good luck to himOh, I can see what he's trying to do. It's not the approach I'd take (but then I don't like eating meat, it's not just that I don't), but he's trying to address that particular need.
Is this sarcasm? I think the guy's nuts!
Was just going to post similar."meat" used to mean "food" in the olden days ...
meat | Origin and meaning of meat by Online Etymology Dictionary
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Nah. Cauldron sausages are way better imo - lincolnshire ones are really nice. Even quorn sausages are better than LM (though not vegan). LM stuff is awful. Tasteless mush.I decided to try some Linda McCartney sausages yesterday. Apparently they're some of the best veggie sausages. Fuck me it's no wonder vegans are so miserable, when that's the closest they can get to a real sausage.
the pies are ok.I decided to try some Linda McCartney sausages yesterday. Apparently they're some of the best veggie sausages. Fuck me it's no wonder vegans are so miserable, when that's the closest they can get to a real sausage.
No argument from me. It was like eating reconstituted shaped cardboard... but without the flavour.LM stuff is awful. Tasteless mush.
Personally, I think they could use less sawdust. The Cauldron option beats them hands down.I decided to try some Linda McCartney sausages yesterday. Apparently they're some of the best veggie sausages. Fuck me it's no wonder vegans are so miserable, when that's the closest they can get to a real sausage.
I've never understood the desire to produce fake meat, particularly among people who reject meat for ethical and/or health reasons. Seems like self flagellation to meI don't see what's crazy about anything he's doing.
I've never understood the desire to produce fake meat, particularly among people who reject meat for ethical and/or health reasons. Seems like self flagellation to me
Vegan heads will be exploding everywhere when that happens. Imagine them having to go even a day without being able to express their superiority.Although the alternative that I'm really looking forward to is cultured meat, growing the meat without the animal
I'm sure there are plenty that don't you know. I would equate it with perhaps the people going on about how great steak is, and how you need proper meat for a proper meal, all juicy and fat "I'm a real man, hur."Vegan heads will be exploding everywhere when that happens. Imagine them having to go even a day without being able to express their superiority.
Vegan heads will be exploding everywhere when that happens. Imagine them having to go even a day without being able to express their superiority.
Personally I don't like the conflation of macho bullshit with eating meat. The use of 'soy boy' is an insult, or the endorsement of a carnivore diet by snake oil salesman Jordan B Petersen. Does it no favours IMOI'm sure there are plenty that don't you know. I would equate it with perhaps the people going on about how great steak is, and how you need proper meat for a proper meal, all juicy and fat "I'm a real man, hur."
I think the trouble is most people don't really talk that much about what they eat, but the vocal outspoken ones that do are the ones who are heard.