To: carlo3b
:sigh: I want to be on the Atkins ping list. However, I work in a health food store frequented by a lot of militant vegans. When a man found out I eat meat, he told me eggs are the periods of chickens and fish eat dead carcasses (as scavenging). I am very serious. He really grossed me out about the chicken thing and talked about how harmful meat is.
I wonder how many other people who do low-carb run into this all the time? BTW I asked him what he thought of Atkins and he said, what happened to him? I said he died falling on ice. He said, good he's not around to tell people to eat meat :-(
8 posted on
10/04/2003 11:48:53 AM PDT by
cyborg
(X-tra strength industrial grade tinfoil hat for maximum zottage)
To: cyborg
Welcome aboard... Tell the skeptic to GO TO another HEALTH food store..
12 posted on
10/04/2003 11:53:01 AM PDT by
carlo3b
(http://www.CookingWithCarlo.com)
To: cyborg
He said, good he's not around to tell people to eat meat :-( Tell someone like that to smile when s/he says that. When(if) s/he does, compliment his/her canine teeth.
Or: look deeply into their eyes, very sincerely, and say, "Deep inside you, something is speaking to me... I'ts saying, 'I am [person's name]`s appendix, and I want you to know s/he is confused.'"
26 posted on
10/04/2003 12:13:32 PM PDT by
Yeti
To: cyborg
Tell him that plants eat sheep do-do.
32 posted on
10/04/2003 12:18:18 PM PDT by
jammer
To: cyborg
He sounds like an a**... just smile and then forget about it.
I don't normally discuss how I eat with others. If they ask, I say that I don't eat sugar and flour. If they throw a bunch of negative opinions my way, I just say it's my business and not theirs.
To: cyborg
At this year's fair there was one of those vegan people with the video of the cows living a thousand heads to a cubic foot cage. It was all I could do not to go buy the fattest juiciest tastiest onion burger and stand in front of her booth and eat it. I mean they are cows, they re-eat the contents of their stomachs for crying out loud.
I guess I am just not that compassionate when it comes to my food. However in all honesty if I could afford free range "happy cow" beef (or chicken etc.) then I would simply because I really don't want all the growth hormones and nasty stuff in my meat. It is so expensive though. It would be nice if market demand for "clean" meat would increase enough that the price could come down drastically.
130 posted on
10/04/2003 5:52:16 PM PDT by
kancel
To: cyborg
What did he say
after you broke his jaw?
(Just kidding, folks.)
246 posted on
10/06/2003 4:46:43 PM PDT by
Tony in Hawaii
(Nothin' like a nice piece of hickory)
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