PETA's "Top 10 Veg-Friendly Ballparks,"

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[TheRedSoxWinThePennant]

Baseball fans who know what goes into a hot dog—spent hens, snouts, spleens, even pigs' lips—know better than to order the foot-long at the food counter—unless they're lucky enough to live near one of PETA's "Top 10 Veg-Friendly Ballparks," each of which features delicious veggie dogs, as well as lots of other meatless menu items. These stadiums have hit a homerun for their fans, and the brisk sales of the meat-free traditional baseball favorite show that it's good business for concessionaires, too.

It's time for ALL ball parks to step up to the plate and offer veggie dogs and other veggie fare. Millions of fans have switched to healthy vegetarian diets and wouldn't dream of touching the fat-laden "mystery ingredients" in a hot dog. They want batting averages to go up—not their cholesterol!

You can help us persuade ball parks to follow the example of restaurants everywhere and offer delicious, nutritious vegetarian hot dogs and other snacks. In the meantime, come explore these 10 stadiums that are "safe" for vegetarians.

1: Tropicana Field Tampa Bay Devil Rays

2: Coors Field Colorado Rockies

3: The SkyDome Toronto Blue Jays

4: Network Associates Coliseum Oakland A's

5: Pro Player Stadium Florida Marlins (TIE)

5: Cinergy Field The Cincinnati Reds (TIE)

5: Comiskey Park Chicago White Sox (TIE)

8: Dodger Stadium Los Angeles Dodgers

9: SAFECO Field Seattle Mariners (TIE)

9: Astros Field Houston Astros (TIE)

[E=MC²]

...delicious, nutritious vegetarian hot dogs and other snacks

Yeah...right. I had some "delicious" veggie chips the other night and had to actually watch them go into my mouth to know I was eating something...most flavorless bland crap ever. By the way, what is a spent hen??? One that's been strutting her stuff for too long in the red light district???

[Tennessee_Bob]

And what is the outside of a baseball made of???

[Terriergal]

Maybe they should offer Tofu wrap sandwiches?

[Terriergal]

thanks for the link

[Terriergal]

What's more ridiculous than an anti hunter who eats meat?

Or

What's more inconsistent than a pro choicer who's anti hunting?

[yooper]

Well, I'll tell you one thing; in my opinion there is no greater per capita collection of veggies, fruits, and nuts than Massachusetts. Besides, I'm a Packer fan. What kind of place would Lambeau be with "veggie-brats"? Beam me up.

[Cato the Censor]

These PETA dudes should be force fed a 20 ounce porterhouse steak-on the rare side........then move them over to a bench by a fat cigar smoking gent who can blow smoke in their faces.

[yooper]

Delicious veggie dogs

Made by Oxymoron Foods.

A subsidiary of Tyson Corporation.

Slogan? "We lost our ass in cattle futures." No cattle asses allows us to bring you "Tofu dogs".

[arly]

man I wouldn't know how to act at a ballgame without a Italian sausage smoothered in onions and greenpeppers with mustard!.. along with my 32 oz. Beer of course!...PETA please stay out of my life!

[Coleus]

any time; so, where's your picture?

[Dan from Michigan]

No Tigers. Good.

[Terriergal]

Well if you want to waste your time lol. There are other pix than me there that you might enjoy better. ;-)

my barebones homepage

[Coleus]

Wow, that was fast. Just commenting from your note on your homepage. Anyway, happy hunting...

[ambrose]

What a blood thirsty crowd we have here. Well, Flesh Eaters, guess who runs the biggest flesh farm in America? Don Tyson...

[Terriergal]

Yep these speedy fingers here... ;-) My pictures are on there.

[Terriergal]

My pictures are on there. But I'm a little more proud of my sound files. /patting self on back

[baseballfanjm]

Thank goodness Fenway isn't on this list. What's next, environmentalists demanding all bats be made from aluminum?

[Coleus]

I'm sure the thought has crossed their minds.

[baseballfanjm]

I bet your right. And I noticed something, at least seven teams on this list are suffering from poor attendance. Coincidence? I think not.

[herewego]

hungry bump that! mmmmmmmmmm