What, is the guy finally going on a diet and he wants everyone to suffer?
Let's just all be thankful he is not providing fashion advice.
Posted on 05/19/2010 8:15:16 PM PDT by PROCON
It's probably no surprise that Sir Paul McCartney, a longtime vegetarian, banned all meat from staff meals on his current world tour. But when Mario Batali starts to push people to eat their vegetables, you know something is happening.
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Ping!
If God didn’t intend for us to eat animals, He shouldn’t have made them out of meat.
How about sanctimonious-free Tuesdays?
I am Paul McCartney-free 24/7, 365 days a year.
Oh! Hey, I know! Let’s not eat meat on Friday. Now there’s a novel concept. Why didn’t anyone think of that before.........wait.....
Okay Mario. You and Michelle are still badly dressed, lard butts. So I should listen to you?
McCartney knew about music when John was alive; but when Lennon died, Paul was hopeless.
Give the social causes UP Paul. Please. Vegetarianism is ridiculous.
I love it! All the libs should do this. This will drop prices and I can eat filet mignon instead of hamburger more often!
Cheaper meat for me!
There is room for all God’s creatures. Right next to the mashed potatoes...
Shouldn’t that be eight days a week?
Let's just all be thankful he is not providing fashion advice.
How about “smug vegetarian-free Fridays?”
We all remember the "Hillary Meal"--- with small breasts and big thighs. Now, KFC has announced an addition to their chicken dinners. It's called the Obama Bucket--- It consists of nothing but left wings and assholes.
Vegetarianism worked so well for Linda...
And that right there is a Bill Clinton Happy Meal.
Isn't that the truth...stupid is as stupid does...!
How deep and original, to give up meat one day a week. The Catholic Church has been doing it for 2000 years—on Fridays. But you give it up for penance, because meat is good, not bad. Maybe the veggie-sexuals should just become Catholic.
Everything in moderation.
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