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codey 01/21/20 2:18:02 PM #51:	Coastal_elite posted... so it's like a religion? Like, what if you're cooking on a certified vegan, fair trade, non-GMO grill blessed in a ritual using patchouille juice and burning incense by Wai Lana and then accidentally someone dropped a sausage for 2 seconds on the lower right corner of the grill and all of the veggie patties are in the upper-left corner, is the whole batch spoiled? What if the grill was used for burgers last week but it was washed and sterilized for 5 days straight, can it be used now? Is there a "one drop rule" for meat? What's hard to understand? If it's clean, it's clean. BK isn't going to clean their entire cooking surface for one burger, so the patties run the risk of coming into contact with bits of chicken and beef. --- *runs out of topic naked* <cite>codey posted [p:933278019] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>Coastal_elite posted... </cite> <quote>so it's like a religion? Like, what if you're cooking on a certified vegan, fair trade, non-GMO grill blessed in a ritual using patchouille juice and burning incense by Wai Lana and then accidentally someone dropped a sausage for 2 seconds on the lower right corner of the grill and all of the veggie patties are in the upper-left corner, is the whole batch spoiled? What if the grill was used for burgers last week but it was washed and sterilized for 5 days straight, can it be used now? Is there a "one drop rule" for meat?</quote> What's hard to understand? If it's clean, it's clean. BK isn't going to clean their entire cooking surface for one burger, so the patties run the risk of coming into contact with bits of chicken and beef. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HerpToTheDerp 01/21/20 2:18:10 PM #52:	what necessitates the "building blocks of cooking" is entirely arbitrary in this day and age. my bf is lactose intolerant so we've plenty of dairy substitutes and the difference is minimal. ive really only noticed a difference when people try to incorporate other ingredients for the sake of being gluten free and low in sugar. <cite>HerpToTheDerp posted [p:933278026] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>what necessitates the "building blocks of cooking" is entirely arbitrary in this day and age. my bf is lactose intolerant so we've plenty of dairy substitutes and the difference is minimal. ive really only noticed a difference when people try to incorporate other ingredients for the sake of being gluten free and low in sugar. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Coastal_elite 01/21/20 2:20:46 PM #53:	shockthemonkey posted... You know no one believes your story, right? your stalking is creepy as fuck, ROD stop following me around and harassing me, <cite>Coastal_elite posted [p:933278159] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>shockthemonkey posted... </cite> <quote>You know no one believes your story, right?</quote> your stalking is creepy as fuck, ROD stop following me around and harassing me, </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LostForest 01/21/20 2:21:53 PM #54:	HerpToTheDerp posted... what necessitates the "building blocks of cooking" is entirely arbitrary in this day and age No, though? Tell that to any chef who teachers about the chemistry involved with cooking science. Certain styles of cooking have been developed and tweaked and perfected as an artform for hundreds of years. Dismissing that as arbitrary is just as bad as dismissing Vegans' point of view as arbitrary. --- http://poorcouplesfoodguide.com <cite>LostForest posted [p:933278205] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>HerpToTheDerp posted... </cite> <quote>what necessitates the "building blocks of cooking" is entirely arbitrary in this day and age</quote> No, though? Tell that to any chef who teachers about the chemistry involved with cooking science. Certain styles of cooking have been developed and tweaked and perfected as an artform for hundreds of years. Dismissing that as arbitrary is just as bad as dismissing Vegans' point of view as arbitrary. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Coastal_elite 01/21/20 2:21:53 PM #55:	RebelElite791 posted... Yeah this doesn't happen. Vegans know well that they eat bread and salad and alcohol or bring their own food. dude, you went POSTAL on me once when I got mad at bullfighting. You literally replied something along the lines of "do you eat meat? huh?! huh?!" <cite>Coastal_elite posted [p:933278206] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>RebelElite791 posted... </cite> <quote>Yeah this doesn't happen. Vegans know well that they eat bread and salad and alcohol or bring their own food.</quote> dude, you went POSTAL on me once when I got mad at bullfighting. You literally replied something along the lines of "do you eat meat? huh?! huh?!" </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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RebelElite791 01/21/20 2:23:04 PM #57:	Coastal_elite posted... dude, you went POSTAL on me once when I got mad at bullfighting. You literally replied something along the lines of "do you eat meat? huh?! huh?!" Reminder that you got two alts banned a few years back for following me around and making stuff up about me. But keep melting down at me in every topic for calling you by what everyone knows is your main. Maybe this account can get banned too and youll have to stick to YokoGeri --- https://imgur.com/MS5SvzN Take better care of your teeth and f***, a lot more. <cite>RebelElite791 posted [p:933278264] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>Coastal_elite posted... </cite> <quote>dude, you went POSTAL on me once when I got mad at bullfighting. You literally replied something along the lines of "do you eat meat? huh?! huh?!"</quote>Reminder that you got two alts banned a few years back for following me around and making stuff up about me. But keep melting down at me in every topic for calling you by what everyone knows is your main. Maybe this account can get banned too and youll have to stick to YokoGeri </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Smashingpmkns 01/21/20 2:23:51 PM #58:	Funny how yall are talking about insufferable vegans when the only person that's coming off as insufferable is Coastal lmao --- Clean Butt Crew <cite>Smashingpmkns posted [p:933278303] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>Funny how yall are talking about insufferable vegans when the only person that's coming off as insufferable is Coastal lmao</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Coastal_elite 01/21/20 2:24:09 PM #59:	RebelElite791 posted... Reminder that you got two alts banned a few years back for following me around and making stuff up about me. But keep melting down at me in every topic for calling you by what everyone knows is your main. Maybe this account can get banned too and youll have to stick to YokoGeri oh, you're going to deny it? So, you're ok with people who eat meat opposing bullfighting? BTW I have had no accounts banned...see, now YOU are making up stuff <cite>Coastal_elite posted [p:933278317] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>RebelElite791 posted... </cite> <quote>Reminder that you got two alts banned a few years back for following me around and making stuff up about me. But keep melting down at me in every topic for calling you by what everyone knows is your main. Maybe this account can get banned too and youll have to stick to YokoGeri</quote> oh, you're going to deny it? So, you're ok with people who eat meat opposing bullfighting? BTW I have had no accounts banned...see, now YOU are making up stuff </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HerpToTheDerp 01/21/20 2:24:43 PM #60:	Coastal_elite posted... why is it not the same thing? This guy I know literally got mad for not having vegan options. But there was bread, ketchup, lettuce, onion, peppers (red and green), tomatoes and mushrooms. He threw a fit anyway. How is it not the same thing as me not getting burger patties at a vegan event? contrived anecdotes aside, let me pose it like this vegan at non-vegan party: can't eat 100% of what's available. Options are inherently limited non vegan at a vegan party: can eat 100% of what's available. same amount of options as literally everyone else. how do you not see the difference? whether you think someone is justified or not in being upset or catered to, objectively speaking one person has less options than the other out of the two scenarios. they aren't the same regardless of how arbitrary you find the complaints <cite>HerpToTheDerp posted [p:933278349] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>Coastal_elite posted... </cite> <quote>why is it not the same thing? This guy I know literally got mad for not having vegan options. But there was bread, ketchup, lettuce, onion, peppers (red and green), tomatoes and mushrooms. He threw a fit anyway. How is it not the same thing as me not getting burger patties at a vegan event?</quote>contrived anecdotes aside, let me pose it like this vegan at non-vegan party: can't eat 100% of what's available. Options are inherently limited non vegan at a vegan party: can eat 100% of what's available. same amount of options as literally everyone else. how do you not see the difference? whether you think someone is justified or not in being upset or catered to, objectively speaking one person has less options than the other out of the two scenarios. they aren't the same regardless of how arbitrary you find the complaints </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Evening_Dragon 01/21/20 2:26:14 PM #62:	TC, reddit can't hurt you unless you go there to be mad. --- "A guy talking into the camera about politics? My favorite." - Phantom_Nook Guide, it's Guide, it's that Guide <cite>Evening_Dragon posted [p:933278418] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>TC, reddit can't hurt you unless you go there to be mad. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Coastal_elite 01/21/20 2:27:13 PM #63:	HerpToTheDerp posted... contrived anecdotes aside, let me pose it like this vegan at non-vegan party: can't eat 100% of what's available. Options are inherently limited non vegan at a vegan party: can eat 100% of what's available. same amount of options as literally everyone else. how do you not see the difference? whether you think someone is justified or not in being upset or catered to, objectively speaking one person has less options than the other out of the two scenarios. they aren't the same regardless of how arbitrary you find the complaints this is semantics... why would anyone have to be able to eat 100% of what's out there. Say a guy doesn't like the taste of onion... can he raise a stink too over the BBQ having onions? As long as you have some options you should be fine. And even if there was a nice 10 course menu made by the best vegan chefs for mr. vegan, he'd still NOT be able to eat 100% of the choices in the party, right? <cite>Coastal_elite posted [p:933278471] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>HerpToTheDerp posted... </cite> <quote>contrived anecdotes aside, let me pose it like this vegan at non-vegan party: can't eat 100% of what's available. Options are inherently limited non vegan at a vegan party: can eat 100% of what's available. same amount of options as literally everyone else. how do you not see the difference? whether you think someone is justified or not in being upset or catered to, objectively speaking one person has less options than the other out of the two scenarios. they aren't the same regardless of how arbitrary you find the complaints</quote> this is semantics... why would anyone have to be able to eat 100% of what's out there. Say a guy doesn't like the taste of onion... can he raise a stink too over the BBQ having onions? As long as you have some options you should be fine. And even if there was a nice 10 course menu made by the best vegan chefs for mr. vegan, he'd still NOT be able to eat 100% of the choices in the party, right? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
gikos 01/21/20 2:28:30 PM #64:	LostForest posted... I'm married and throw parties all the time. Literally had almost 20 people over for friendsgiving dinner party just a little over a month ago. Sorry to disappoint you lol. is this some kind of new holiday that i wasn't aware of --- "You can pretend to be serious; you can't pretend to be witty." - Sacha Guitry (1885-1957) <cite>gikos posted [p:933278532] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>LostForest posted... </cite> <quote>I'm married and throw parties all the time. Literally had almost 20 people over for friendsgiving dinner party just a little over a month ago. Sorry to disappoint you lol.</quote>is this some kind of new holiday that i wasn't aware of </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HerpToTheDerp 01/21/20 2:29:19 PM #65:	LostForest posted... No, though? Tell that to any chef who teachers about the chemistry involved with cooking science. Certain styles of cooking have been developed and tweaked and perfected as an artform for hundreds of years. Dismissing that as arbitrary is just as bad as dismissing Vegans' point of view as arbitrary. that's because veganism is moderately new. you said it yourself, the alternatives haven't had centuries of exposure or opportunities to develop or flourish. it's funny that you bring up science since that's constantly progressing and evolving. veganism is still in its infancy in this modern culinary age. <cite>HerpToTheDerp posted [p:933278566] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>LostForest posted... </cite> <quote>No, though? Tell that to any chef who teachers about the chemistry involved with cooking science. Certain styles of cooking have been developed and tweaked and perfected as an artform for hundreds of years. Dismissing that as arbitrary is just as bad as dismissing Vegans' point of view as arbitrary.</quote>that's because veganism is moderately new. you said it yourself, the alternatives haven't had centuries of exposure or opportunities to develop or flourish. it's funny that you bring up science since that's constantly progressing and evolving. veganism is still in its infancy in this modern culinary age. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Coastal_elite 01/21/20 2:30:04 PM #66:	gikos posted... is this some kind of new holiday that i wasn't aware of it's another term for thanksgiving <cite>Coastal_elite posted [p:933278611] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>gikos posted... </cite> <quote>is this some kind of new holiday that i wasn't aware of</quote> it's another term for thanksgiving </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HerpToTheDerp 01/21/20 2:33:56 PM #67:	Coastal_elite posted... this is semantics... why would anyone have to be able to eat 100% of what's out there. Say a guy doesn't like the taste of onion... can he raise a stink too over the BBQ having onions? As long as you have some options you should be fine. And even if there was a nice 10 course menu made by the best vegan chefs for mr. vegan, he'd still NOT be able to eat 100% of the choices in the party, right? it's not semantics. veganism has nothing to do with taste so your argument is invalid. unless this hypothetical has someone who is fundamentally/morally opposed to eating onions because of ogre rights or some shit, it's not the same kind of limitations. even if it was, vegans do not inherently enjoy all vegetables either. the point is, one person has more options than the other. that's what I'm arguing. i don't know why you're trying to argue that fundamentally, a vegan has less options than a non vegan <cite>HerpToTheDerp posted [p:933278775] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>Coastal_elite posted... </cite> <quote>this is semantics... why would anyone have to be able to eat 100% of what's out there. Say a guy doesn't like the taste of onion... can he raise a stink too over the BBQ having onions? As long as you have some options you should be fine. And even if there was a nice 10 course menu made by the best vegan chefs for mr. vegan, he'd still NOT be able to eat 100% of the choices in the party, right?</quote>it's not semantics. veganism has nothing to do with taste so your argument is invalid. unless this hypothetical has someone who is fundamentally/morally opposed to eating onions because of ogre rights or some shit, it's not the same kind of limitations. even if it was, vegans do not inherently enjoy all vegetables either. the point is, one person has more options than the other. that's what I'm arguing. i don't know why you're trying to argue that fundamentally, a vegan has less options than a non vegan </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Coastal_elite 01/21/20 2:43:19 PM #68:	HerpToTheDerp posted... it's not semantics. veganism has nothing to do with taste so your argument is invalid. unless this hypothetical has someone who is fundamentally/morally opposed to eating onions because of ogre rights or some shit, it's not the same kind of limitations. even if it was, vegans do not inherently enjoy all vegetables either. the point is, one person has more options than the other. that's what I'm arguing. i don't know why you're trying to argue that fundamentally, a vegan has less options than a non vegan what I am arguing is, how does having less options (vegan) mean that they must get a special menu, when there are things they can eat there anyway? <cite>Coastal_elite posted [p:933279195] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>HerpToTheDerp posted... </cite> <quote>it's not semantics. veganism has nothing to do with taste so your argument is invalid. unless this hypothetical has someone who is fundamentally/morally opposed to eating onions because of ogre rights or some shit, it's not the same kind of limitations. even if it was, vegans do not inherently enjoy all vegetables either. the point is, one person has more options than the other. that's what I'm arguing. i don't know why you're trying to argue that fundamentally, a vegan has less options than a non vegan</quote> what I am arguing is, how does having less options (vegan) mean that they must get a special menu, when there are things they can eat there anyway? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HerpToTheDerp 01/21/20 2:45:39 PM #69:	Coastal_elite posted... what I am arguing is, how does having less options (vegan) mean that they must get a special menu, when there are things they can eat there anyway? why are you arguing that? the only reason we're having this discussion is because i said the two scenarios are not the same <cite>HerpToTheDerp posted [p:933279302] in Vegans: &q... [t:78349516]...</cite> <quote>Coastal_elite posted... </cite> <quote>what I am arguing is, how does having less options (vegan) mean that they must get a special menu, when there are things they can eat there anyway?</quote>why are you arguing that? the only reason we're having this discussion is because i said the two scenarios are not the same </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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