Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 I like imitation meat... especially the " chicken patties " . Fry those up with a little olive oil... yum , PJ <pjsparkles80> wrote: > Well, that has not been the case with me and my dinning friends. They have all missed the meat portion, or thought the imitation meat was just plain nasty! Guess it must be NYC...... > PJ > > i guess that all depends.... > some folks are just plain stubborn..and will complain and kavetch about no dead hunks of flesh > but..after eatin a good vegan meal most folks will admit that they liked it, be pleasantly suprised, etc and so forth... > remember, most folks are VERY stuck in their ways, are afraid of change, deep down harbor some guilt, and think of vegans as hippies who eat branches and grass... > once you feed em a good meal, most folks(at least in my experience) they will admit they liked it, some will praise it, etc... > fraggle > > PJ <pjsparkles80> wrote: > Well, that would only work once.....because after eating at a vegan restaurant, they won't let you pick anymore!!!!! Now isn't that the truth? > PJ > > Well... Sometimes you just have to trick them... Once you're all in the place, at your table looking at menus.... Well, it's too late for them then, now isn't it! > > Gaije > > > > " Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile. " > > Lots of love, > **PJ** > > > > > > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 speaking of imitation meat- I just now had my first meatless chix nuggets & Hot Wings! Took forever to find a brand of imitation meat that didn't have egg whites in it! Or made by ConAgra *uggh* xoTara , " silvertree173 " <stellarlunar77> wrote: > I like imitation meat... especially the " chicken patties " . Fry those > up with a little olive oil... yum > , PJ <pjsparkles80> wrote: > > Well, that has not been the case with me and my dinning friends. > They have all missed the meat portion, or thought the imitation meat > was just plain nasty! Guess it must be NYC...... > > PJ > > > > i guess that all depends.... > > some folks are just plain stubborn..and will complain and kavetch > about no dead hunks of flesh > > but..after eatin a good vegan meal most folks will admit that they > liked it, be pleasantly suprised, etc and so forth... > > remember, most folks are VERY stuck in their ways, are afraid of > change, deep down harbor some guilt, and think of vegans as hippies > who eat branches and grass... > > once you feed em a good meal, most folks(at least in my experience) > they will admit they liked it, some will praise it, etc... > > fraggle > > > > PJ <pjsparkles80> wrote: > > Well, that would only work once.....because after eating at a vegan > restaurant, they won't let you pick anymore!!!!! Now isn't that the > truth? > > PJ > > > > Well... Sometimes you just have to trick them... Once you're all in > the place, at your table looking at menus.... Well, it's too late for > them then, now isn't it! > > > > Gaije > > > > > > > > " Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile. " > > > > Lots of love, > > **PJ** > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 Ok, so what was the brand? and what is wrong with ConAgra? I don't know what that is. PJapprendsvegan <tarasch7 wrote: speaking of imitation meat- I just now had my first meatless chix nuggets & Hot Wings! Took forever to find a brand of imitation meat that didn't have egg whites in it! Or made by ConAgra *uggh*xoTara , "silvertree173" <stellarlunar77> wrote:> I like imitation meat... especially the "chicken patties". Fry those > up with a little olive oil... yum> , PJ <pjsparkles80> wrote:> > Well, that has not been the case with me and my dinning friends. > They have all missed the meat portion, or thought the imitation meat > was just plain nasty! Guess it must be NYC......> > PJ> > > > i guess that all depends....> > some folks are just plain stubborn..and will complain and kavetch > about no dead hunks of flesh> > but..after eatin a good vegan meal most folks will admit that they > liked it, be pleasantly suprised, etc and so forth...> > remember, most folks are VERY stuck in their ways, are afraid of > change, deep down harbor some guilt, and think of vegans as hippies > who eat branches and grass...> > once you feed em a good meal, most folks(at least in my experience) > they will admit they liked it, some will praise it, etc...> > fraggle> > > > PJ <pjsparkles80> wrote:> > Well, that would only work once.....because after eating at a vegan > restaurant, they won't let you pick anymore!!!!! Now isn't that the > truth?> > PJ> > > > Well... Sometimes you just have to trick them... Once you're all in > the place, at your table looking at menus.... Well, it's too late for > them then, now isn't it!> > > > Gaije> > > > > > > > "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile."> > > > Lots of love,> > **PJ**> > > > > > > > > > > > To send an email to - "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." Lots of love, **PJ** New and Improved Mail - Send 10MB messages! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 I love the lovely imitation meat! When chosen wisely, I've even gotten carnivorous friends and boyfriend to eat it happily! I agree, to make it heavenly delicious, you do usually need to cook it up with a LOT of oil! Gaije On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 3:49pm, silvertree173 wrote: > I like imitation meat... especially the " chicken patties " . Fry those up with a little olive oil... yum , PJ <pjsparkles80> wrote: > Well, that has not been the case with me and my dinning friends. They have all missed the meat portion, or thought the imitation meat was just plain nasty! Guess it must be NYC...... > PJ > > i guess that all depends.... > some folks are just plain stubborn..and will complain and kavetch about no dead hunks of flesh > but..after eatin a good vegan meal most folks will admit that they liked it, be pleasantly suprised, etc and so forth... > remember, most folks are VERY stuck in their ways, are afraid of change, deep down harbor some guilt, and think of vegans as hippies who eat branches and grass... > once you feed em a good meal, most folks(at least in my experience) they will admit they liked it, some will praise it, etc... > fraggle > > PJ <pjsparkles80> wrote: > Well, that would only work once.....because after eating at a vegan restaurant, they won't let you pick anymore!!!!! Now isn't that the truth? > PJ > > Well... Sometimes you just have to trick them... Once you're all in the place, at your table looking at menus.... Well, it's too late for them then, now isn't it! > > Gaije > > > > " Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile. " > > Lots of love, > **PJ** > > > > > Tired of spam? Mail has the best spam protection around > To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 Con Agra is a huge multinational corporation ...they are a gigantic agriculture monster... its all about living closer to home, closer to the earth..that sort of thing who cares if they make something *vegan* if they destroy half the bloody earth to make it??? PJ Aug 11, 2004 3:02 PM Re: Re: Imitation Meat Ok, so what was the brand? and what is wrong with ConAgra? I don't know what that is. PJapprendsvegan <tarasch7 wrote: speaking of imitation meat- I just now had my first meatless chix nuggets & Hot Wings! Took forever to find a brand of imitation meat that didn't have egg whites in it! Or made by ConAgra *uggh*xoTara , "silvertree173" <stellarlunar77> wrote:> I like imitation meat... especially the "chicken patties". Fry those > up with a little olive oil... yum> , PJ <pjsparkles80> wrote:> > Well, that has not been the case with me and my dinning friends. > They have all missed the meat portion, or thought the imitation meat > was just plain nasty! Guess it must be NYC......> > PJ> > > > i guess that all depends....> > some folks are just plain stubborn..and will complain and kavetch > about no dead hunks of flesh> > but..after eatin a good vegan meal most folks will admit that they > liked it, be pleasantly suprised, etc and so forth...> > remember, most folks are VERY stuck in their ways, are afraid of > change, deep down harbor some guilt, and think of vegans as hippies > who eat branches and grass...> > once you feed em a good meal, most folks(at least in my experience) > they will admit they liked it, some will praise it, etc...> > fraggle> > > > PJ <pjsparkles80> wrote:> > Well, that would only work once.....because after eating at a vegan > restaurant, they won't let you pick anymore!!!!! Now isn't that the > truth?> > PJ> > > > Well... Sometimes you just have to trick them... Once you're all in > the place, at your table looking at menus.... Well, it's too late for > them then, now isn't it!> > > > Gaije> > > > > > > > "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile."> > > > Lots of love,> > **PJ**> > > > > > > > > > > > To send an email to - "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile." Lots of love, **PJ** New and Improved Mail - Send 10MB messages! To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 i made the biggest mistake in lettin a new roomie move in she *use* to be vegan according to her, she was vegan fer 16 yrs (she is now 24)..and just gave it up last month buuuutt..i mean..she has ZERO habits i would consider vegan wouldn't someone who was vegan fer sooo long keep a few old habits?? maybe its just me my bathroom is full of horrid rabbit killin products..she eats nuthin but absolute crap drivin me bloody nuts fraggle Gaije Kushner Aug 11, 2004 3:14 PM Re: Imitation Meat I love the lovely imitation meat! When chosen wisely, I've even gotten carnivorous friends and boyfriend to eat it happily! I agree, to make it heavenly delicious, you do usually need to cook it up with a LOT of oil!GaijeOn Wed, 11 Aug 2004 3:49pm, silvertree173 wrote:> I like imitation meat... especially the "chicken patties". Fry thoseup with a little olive oil... yum , PJ <pjsparkles80> wrote:> Well, that has not been the case with me and my dinning friends. They have all missed the meat portion, or thought the imitation meatwas just plain nasty! Guess it must be NYC......> PJ> > i guess that all depends....> some folks are just plain stubborn..and will complain and kavetchabout no dead hunks of flesh> but..after eatin a good vegan meal most folks will admit that theyliked it, be pleasantly suprised, etc and so forth...> remember, most folks are VERY stuck in their ways, are afraid ofchange, deep down harbor some guilt, and think of vegans as hippieswho eat branches and grass...> once you feed em a good meal, most folks(at least in my experience)they will admit they liked it, some will praise it, etc...> fraggle>> PJ <pjsparkles80> wrote:> Well, that would only work once.....because after eating at a veganrestaurant, they won't let you pick anymore!!!!! Now isn't that thetruth?> PJ> > Well... Sometimes you just have to trick them... Once you're all inthe place, at your table looking at menus.... Well, it's too late forthem then, now isn't it!>> Gaije>>>> "Never frown, someone could be falling in love with your smile."> > Lots of love,> **PJ**>>> > > > To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 Hi Fraggle I agree. My old boss was born vegan and just changed a year ago. I think she changed because of her boyfriend. She apparently has tried pork, beef, chicken and fish. She didn't say whether she eats it regularly. I know she hates going down the meat aisle in the supermarket, and she has all vegan toiletries and cosmetics. Jo i made the biggest mistake in lettin a new roomie move in she *use* to be vegan according to her, she was vegan fer 16 yrs (she is now 24)..and just gave it up last month buuuutt..i mean..she has ZERO habits i would consider vegan wouldn't someone who was vegan fer sooo long keep a few old habits?? maybe its just me my bathroom is full of horrid rabbit killin products..she eats nuthin but absolute crap drivin me bloody nuts fraggle Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 11, 2004 fraggle i feel for you, man.....having an animal product and dairy free home.. a vegan home, is so, well basically important...... good luck in sorting it out catherine > " Jo " <Heartwork > > >Re: Imitation Meat >Wed, 11 Aug 2004 23:35:37 +0100 > >Hi Fraggle > >I agree. My old boss was born vegan and just changed a year ago. I think >she changed because of her boyfriend. She apparently has tried pork, beef, >chicken and fish. She didn't say whether she eats it regularly. I know >she hates going down the meat aisle in the supermarket, and she has all >vegan toiletries and cosmetics. > >Jo > > > i made the biggest mistake in lettin a new roomie move in > she *use* to be vegan > according to her, she was vegan fer 16 yrs (she is now 24)..and just >gave it up last month > buuuutt..i mean..she has ZERO habits i would consider vegan > wouldn't someone who was vegan fer sooo long keep a few old habits?? >maybe its just me > my bathroom is full of horrid rabbit killin products..she eats nuthin >but absolute crap > drivin me bloody nuts > > fraggle > > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 i really don't get it she literally has over 100 hair products... not a one is *vegan* she didn't buy those all in 40 days.... and, she eats constant crap..jack in box(fast food garbage fer those across the pond),and that ilk... i'm havin to teach her how to recycle....the first day she tossed her macoroni and cheese box in the garbage....umm...cardboard!! *shrug* takes all kinds but i think she is lying thru her teeth.. ah well fraggle Jo Aug 11, 2004 3:35 PM Re: Imitation Meat Hi Fraggle I agree. My old boss was born vegan and just changed a year ago. I think she changed because of her boyfriend. She apparently has tried pork, beef, chicken and fish. She didn't say whether she eats it regularly. I know she hates going down the meat aisle in the supermarket, and she has all vegan toiletries and cosmetics. Jo i made the biggest mistake in lettin a new roomie move in she *use* to be vegan according to her, she was vegan fer 16 yrs (she is now 24)..and just gave it up last month buuuutt..i mean..she has ZERO habits i would consider vegan wouldn't someone who was vegan fer sooo long keep a few old habits?? maybe its just me my bathroom is full of horrid rabbit killin products..she eats nuthin but absolute crap drivin me bloody nuts fraggle To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 no bloody kidding almost as bad as coming home and finding my ex had givin her friends chicken....on my plates i broke all the plates heh fraggle has a temper at times... Catherine Harris Aug 11, 2004 3:41 PM Re: Imitation Meat fragglei feel for you, man.....having an animal product and dairy free home.. a vegan home, is so, well basically important......good luck in sorting it outcatherine>"Jo" <Heartwork> >>Re: Imitation Meat>Wed, 11 Aug 2004 23:35:37 +0100>>Hi Fraggle>>I agree. My old boss was born vegan and just changed a year ago. I think >she changed because of her boyfriend. She apparently has tried pork, beef, >chicken and fish. She didn't say whether she eats it regularly. I know >she hates going down the meat aisle in the supermarket, and she has all >vegan toiletries and cosmetics.>>Jo>>> i made the biggest mistake in lettin a new roomie move in> she *use* to be vegan> according to her, she was vegan fer 16 yrs (she is now 24)..and just >gave it up last month> buuuutt..i mean..she has ZERO habits i would consider vegan> wouldn't someone who was vegan fer sooo long keep a few old habits?? >maybe its just me> my bathroom is full of horrid rabbit killin products..she eats nuthin >but absolute crap> drivin me bloody nuts>> fraggle>>To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 OK, question, Fraggle. Why do you care what SHE eats? Or uses for skin care, or whatever it is she's stowing in the bathroom? Really nothing you can do about it, and doesn't see, to me worth the trouble of being nuts about. Gaije On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 6:41pm, Catherine Harris wrote: > fraggle i feel for you, man.....having an animal product and dairy free home.. a vegan home, is so, well basically important...... good luck in sorting it out catherine > " Jo " <Heartwork > > > Re: Imitation Meat > Wed, 11 Aug 2004 23:35:37 +0100 > > Hi Fraggle > > I agree. My old boss was born vegan and just changed a year ago. I > think > she changed because of her boyfriend. She apparently has tried pork, > beef, > chicken and fish. She didn't say whether she eats it regularly. I > know > she hates going down the meat aisle in the supermarket, and she has all > vegan toiletries and cosmetics. > > Jo > > > i made the biggest mistake in lettin a new roomie move in > she *use* to be vegan > according to her, she was vegan fer 16 yrs (she is now 24)..and just > gave it up last month > buuuutt..i mean..she has ZERO habits i would consider vegan > wouldn't someone who was vegan fer sooo long keep a few old habits?? > maybe its just me > my bathroom is full of horrid rabbit killin products..she eats > nuthin > but absolute crap > drivin me bloody nuts > > fraggle > > To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 why do i care? cuz its in my haus i'm surrounded by it every day i had an almost vegan household before... she said she was vegan before she moved in...then as she was moving in the story changed i don't won't to see that crap in my fridge i don't want to smell it cookin on the stove its all over my bathroom....thats like someone screaming "look, i torture bunnies!! wanna see!" over and over and over again it bothers me... fair enough? fraggle Gaije Kushner Aug 11, 2004 4:53 PM Re: Imitation Meat OK, question, Fraggle. Why do you care what SHE eats? Or uses for skin care, or whatever it is she's stowing in the bathroom? Really nothing you can do about it, and doesn't see, to me worth the trouble of being nuts about.GaijeOn Wed, 11 Aug 2004 6:41pm, Catherine Harris wrote:> fragglei feel for you, man.....having an animal product and dairy free home.. avegan home, is so, well basically important......good luck in sorting it outcatherine> "Jo" <Heartwork> > > Re: Imitation Meat> Wed, 11 Aug 2004 23:35:37 +0100>> Hi Fraggle>> I agree. My old boss was born vegan and just changed a year ago. I > think> she changed because of her boyfriend. She apparently has tried pork, > beef,> chicken and fish. She didn't say whether she eats it regularly. I > know> she hates going down the meat aisle in the supermarket, and she has all> vegan toiletries and cosmetics.>> Jo>>> i made the biggest mistake in lettin a new roomie move in> she *use* to be vegan> according to her, she was vegan fer 16 yrs (she is now 24)..and just> gave it up last month> buuuutt..i mean..she has ZERO habits i would consider vegan> wouldn't someone who was vegan fer sooo long keep a few old habits??> maybe its just me> my bathroom is full of horrid rabbit killin products..she eats > nuthin> but absolute crap> drivin me bloody nuts>> fraggle>>To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 Well, did you tell her before she moved in no animal stuff in the house? On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 8:02pm, fraggle wrote: > why do i care? cuz its in my haus i'm surrounded by it every day i had an almost vegan household before... she said she was vegan before she moved in...then as she was moving in the story changed i don't won't to see that crap in my fridge i don't want to smell it cookin on the stove its all over my bathroom....thats like someone screaming " look, i torture bunnies!! wanna see! " over and over and over again it bothers me... fair enough? fraggle Gaije Kushner Aug 11, 2004 4:53 PM Re: Imitation Meat OK, question, Fraggle. Why do you care what SHE eats? Or uses for skin care, or whatever it is she's stowing in the bathroom? Really nothing you can do about it, and doesn't see, to me worth the trouble of being nuts about. Gaije On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 6:41pm, Catherine Harris wrote: > fraggle i feel for you, man.....having an animal product and dairy free home.. a vegan home, is so, well basically important...... good luck in sorting it out catherine > " Jo " <Heartwork > > > Re: Imitation Meat > Wed, 11 Aug 2004 23:35:37 +0100 > > Hi Fraggle > > I agree. My old boss was born vegan and just changed a year ago. I > think > she changed because of her boyfriend. She apparently has tried pork, > beef, > chicken and fish. She didn't say whether she eats it regularly. I > know > she hates going down the meat aisle in the supermarket, and she has > all > vegan toiletries and cosmetics. > > Jo > > > i made the biggest mistake in lettin a new roomie move in > she *use* to be vegan > according to her, she was vegan fer 16 yrs (she is now 24)..and just > gave it up last month > buuuutt..i mean..she has ZERO habits i would consider vegan > wouldn't someone who was vegan fer sooo long keep a few old habits?? > maybe its just me > my bathroom is full of horrid rabbit killin products..she eats > nuthin > but absolute crap > drivin me bloody nuts > > fraggle > > To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 she knew it was a veganish haus... Gaije Kushner Aug 11, 2004 5:11 PM Re: Imitation Meat Well, did you tell her before she moved in no animal stuff in the house?On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 8:02pm, fraggle wrote:> why do i care?cuz its in my hausi'm surrounded by it every dayi had an almost vegan household before...she said she was vegan before she moved in...then as she was moving in the story changedi don't won't to see that crap in my fridgei don't want to smell it cookin on the stoveits all over my bathroom....thats like someone screaming "look, i torture bunnies!! wanna see!" over and over and over againit bothers me...fair enough?fraggleGaije KushnerAug 11, 2004 4:53 PM Subject: Re: Imitation MeatOK, question, Fraggle. Why do you care what SHE eats? Or uses for skincare, or whatever it is she's stowing in the bathroom? Really nothingyou can do about it, and doesn't see, to me worth the trouble of beingnuts about.GaijeOn Wed, 11 Aug 2004 6:41pm, Catherine Harris wrote:> fragglei feel for you, man.....having an animal product and dairy free home..avegan home, is so, well basically important......good luck in sorting it outcatherine> "Jo" <Heartwork> > > Re: Imitation Meat> Wed, 11 Aug 2004 23:35:37 +0100>> Hi Fraggle>> I agree. My old boss was born vegan and just changed a year ago. I> think> she changed because of her boyfriend. She apparently has tried pork,> beef,> chicken and fish. She didn't say whether she eats it regularly. I> know> she hates going down the meat aisle in the supermarket, and she has > all> vegan toiletries and cosmetics.>> Jo>>> i made the biggest mistake in lettin a new roomie move in> she *use* to be vegan> according to her, she was vegan fer 16 yrs (she is now 24)..and just> gave it up last month> buuuutt..i mean..she has ZERO habits i would consider vegan> wouldn't someone who was vegan fer sooo long keep a few old habits??> maybe its just me> my bathroom is full of horrid rabbit killin products..she eats> nuthin> but absolute crap> drivin me bloody nuts>> fraggle>>To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 thats fine..you don't have to "get it" and it wasn't meant to "show anyone" it was an act of rage....i'm allowed to get those..i signed a contract.... nuthin like coming home and findin dead bird remains all over yer plates and, besides, there happened to be a nice build up that day..... wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Gaije Kushner Aug 11, 2004 5:11 PM Re: Imitation Meat Um... Ok, still not getting it. But, yeah, you wrecked your own stuff - that showed her!GaijeOn Wed, 11 Aug 2004 7:52pm, fraggle wrote:> no bloody kiddingalmost as bad as coming home and finding my ex had givin her friends chicken....on my platesi broke all the plateshehfraggle has a temper at times...Catherine HarrisAug 11, 2004 3:41 PM Subject: Re: Imitation Meatfragglei feel for you, man.....having an animal product and dairy free home.. avegan home, is so, well basically important......good luck in sorting it outcatherine> "Jo" <Heartwork> > > Re: Imitation Meat> Wed, 11 Aug 2004 23:35:37 +0100>> Hi Fraggle>> I agree. My old boss was born vegan and just changed a year ago. I > think> she changed because of her boyfriend. She apparently has tried pork, > beef,> chicken and fish. She didn't say whether she eats it regularly. I > know> she hates going down the meat aisle in the supermarket, and she has all> vegan toiletries and cosmetics.>> Jo>>> i made the biggest mistake in lettin a new roomie move in> she *use* to be vegan> according to her, she was vegan fer 16 yrs (she is now 24)..and just> gave it up last month> buuuutt..i mean..she has ZERO habits i would consider vegan> wouldn't someone who was vegan fer sooo long keep a few old habits??> maybe its just me> my bathroom is full of horrid rabbit killin products..she eats > nuthin> but absolute crap> drivin me bloody nuts>> fraggle>>To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 But that's not the same as being clear with her about what you aren't comfortable having around. My house is a vegan house, but if I had a roommate I wouldn't mind about what he or she was eating or using... His or her bad health and bad karma, not mine! Gaije On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 9:03pm, fraggle wrote: > she knew it was a veganish haus... Gaije Kushner Aug 11, 2004 5:11 PM Re: Imitation Meat Well, did you tell her before she moved in no animal stuff in the house? On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 8:02pm, fraggle wrote: > why do i care? cuz its in my haus i'm surrounded by it every day i had an almost vegan household before... she said she was vegan before she moved in...then as she was moving in the story changed i don't won't to see that crap in my fridge i don't want to smell it cookin on the stove its all over my bathroom....thats like someone screaming " look, i torture bunnies!! wanna see! " over and over and over again it bothers me... fair enough? fraggle Gaije Kushner Aug 11, 2004 4:53 PM Re: Imitation Meat OK, question, Fraggle. Why do you care what SHE eats? Or uses for skin care, or whatever it is she's stowing in the bathroom? Really nothing you can do about it, and doesn't see, to me worth the trouble of being nuts about. Gaije On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 6:41pm, Catherine Harris wrote: > fraggle i feel for you, man.....having an animal product and dairy free home.. a vegan home, is so, well basically important...... good luck in sorting it out catherine > " Jo " <Heartwork > > > Re: Imitation Meat > Wed, 11 Aug 2004 23:35:37 +0100 > > Hi Fraggle > > I agree. My old boss was born vegan and just changed a year ago. I > think > she changed because of her boyfriend. She apparently has tried pork, > beef, > chicken and fish. She didn't say whether she eats it regularly. I > know > she hates going down the meat aisle in the supermarket, and she has > all > vegan toiletries and cosmetics. > > Jo > > > i made the biggest mistake in lettin a new roomie move in > she *use* to be vegan > according to her, she was vegan fer 16 yrs (she is now 24)..and just > gave it up last month > buuuutt..i mean..she has ZERO habits i would consider vegan > wouldn't someone who was vegan fer sooo long keep a few old habits?? > maybe its just me > my bathroom is full of horrid rabbit killin products..she eats > nuthin > but absolute crap > drivin me bloody nuts > > fraggle > > To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 Acts of rage I'm all for - I don't mean to sound critical, just curious about a perspective so different from mine... On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 9:07pm, fraggle wrote: > thats fine..you don't have to " get it " and it wasn't meant to " show anyone " it was an act of rage....i'm allowed to get those..i signed a contract.... nuthin like coming home and findin dead bird remains all over yer plates and, besides, there happened to be a nice build up that day..... wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Gaije Kushner Aug 11, 2004 5:11 PM Re: Imitation Meat Um... Ok, still not getting it. But, yeah, you wrecked your own stuff - that showed her! Gaije On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 7:52pm, fraggle wrote: > no bloody kidding almost as bad as coming home and finding my ex had givin her friends chicken....on my plates i broke all the plates heh fraggle has a temper at times... Catherine Harris Aug 11, 2004 3:41 PM Re: Imitation Meat fraggle i feel for you, man.....having an animal product and dairy free home.. a vegan home, is so, well basically important...... good luck in sorting it out catherine > " Jo " <Heartwork > > > Re: Imitation Meat > Wed, 11 Aug 2004 23:35:37 +0100 > > Hi Fraggle > > I agree. My old boss was born vegan and just changed a year ago. I > think > she changed because of her boyfriend. She apparently has tried pork, > beef, > chicken and fish. She didn't say whether she eats it regularly. I > know > she hates going down the meat aisle in the supermarket, and she has > all > vegan toiletries and cosmetics. > > Jo > > > i made the biggest mistake in lettin a new roomie move in > she *use* to be vegan > according to her, she was vegan fer 16 yrs (she is now 24)..and just > gave it up last month > buuuutt..i mean..she has ZERO habits i would consider vegan > wouldn't someone who was vegan fer sooo long keep a few old habits?? > maybe its just me > my bathroom is full of horrid rabbit killin products..she eats > nuthin > but absolute crap > drivin me bloody nuts > > fraggle > > To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 Exactly what fraggle said. I always think down to the lowest possible person/place or thing that my purchase/action has effected. Hence the reason we also don't buy Silk soya anymore.. Speaking of, can anyone recommend a brand of temphe (or hell even recipe to make it) besides LightLife? xoTara , fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote: > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 I love how people say " I used to be vegan, but I gave it up " .. what the hell does that mean? Is it like giving up smoking? If she was vegan for so long, maybe she *only* was vegan by the way of eating no flesh? Who knows.. xoTara -- In , fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote: > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 sure it is... that the way you feel all well and goodi don;t want it in my haus...its disgustin nuthin like being reminded of corpses every second yer home Gaije Kushner Aug 11, 2004 6:20 PM Re: Imitation Meat But that's not the same as being clear with her about what you aren't comfortable having around. My house is a vegan house, but if I had a roommate I wouldn't mind about what he or she was eating or using... His or her bad health and bad karma, not mine!GaijeOn Wed, 11 Aug 2004 9:03pm, fraggle wrote:> she knew it was a veganish haus...Gaije KushnerAug 11, 2004 5:11 PM Subject: Re: Imitation MeatWell, did you tell her before she moved in no animal stuff in thehouse?On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 8:02pm, fraggle wrote:> why do i care?cuz its in my hausi'm surrounded by it every dayi had an almost vegan household before...she said she was vegan before she moved in...then as she was moving inthe story changedi don't won't to see that crap in my fridgei don't want to smell it cookin on the stoveits all over my bathroom....thats like someone screaming "look, itorture bunnies!! wanna see!" over and over and over againit bothers me...fair enough?fraggleGaije KushnerAug 11, 2004 4:53 PM Subject: Re: Imitation MeatOK, question, Fraggle. Why do you care what SHE eats? Or uses forskincare, or whatever it is she's stowing in the bathroom? Really nothingyou can do about it, and doesn't see, to me worth the trouble of beingnuts about.GaijeOn Wed, 11 Aug 2004 6:41pm, Catherine Harris wrote:> fragglei feel for you, man.....having an animal product and dairy free home..avegan home, is so, well basically important......good luck in sorting it outcatherine> "Jo" <Heartwork> > > Re: Imitation Meat> Wed, 11 Aug 2004 23:35:37 +0100>> Hi Fraggle>> I agree. My old boss was born vegan and just changed a year ago. I> think> she changed because of her boyfriend. She apparently has tried pork,> beef,> chicken and fish. She didn't say whether she eats it regularly. I> know> she hates going down the meat aisle in the supermarket, and she has> all> vegan toiletries and cosmetics.>> Jo>>> i made the biggest mistake in lettin a new roomie move in> she *use* to be vegan> according to her, she was vegan fer 16 yrs (she is now 24)..and just> gave it up last month> buuuutt..i mean..she has ZERO habits i would consider vegan> wouldn't someone who was vegan fer sooo long keep a few old habits??> maybe its just me> my bathroom is full of horrid rabbit killin products..she eats> nuthin> but absolute crap> drivin me bloody nuts>> fraggle>>To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 i always thought of it more along the lines of "i use to be anti-racist, now i belong to the Klan..." apprendsvegan Aug 11, 2004 6:58 PM Re: Imitation Meat I love how people say "I used to be vegan, but I gave it up".. what the hell does that mean? Is it like giving up smoking? If she was vegan for so long, maybe she *only* was vegan by the way of eating no flesh? Who knows.. xoTara-- In , fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:> To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 Besides the fact that I cannot even begin to comprehend how one could use 100 hair products... It does kinda sound suspicious about her being vegan for so long and just suddenly having all these half-used non-vegan products. I guess you can only hope to be a good influence, but you sure seem to have bad luck with the roomies. sara , fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote: > i really don't get it she literally has over 100 hair products... not a one is *vegan* she didn't buy those all in 40 days.... and, she eats constant crap..jack in box(fast food garbage fer those across the pond),and that ilk... i'm havin to teach her how to recycle....the first day she tossed her macoroni and cheese box in the garbage....umm...cardboard!! *shrug* takes all kinds but i think she is lying thru her teeth.. ah well fraggle Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 tis my lot in life.... *half smile* at least i don't live with the folks i had to drag in the house at 3am anymore..cuz they passed out on the front porch... wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Sara Aug 11, 2004 9:06 PM Re: Imitation Meat Besides the fact that I cannot even begin to comprehend how one could use 100 hair products... It does kinda sound suspicious about her being vegan for so long and just suddenly having all these half-used non-vegan products. I guess you can only hope to be a good influence, but you sure seem to have bad luck with the roomies.sara , fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:> i really don't get itshe literally has over 100 hair products...not a one is *vegan*she didn't buy those all in 40 days....and, she eats constant crap..jack in box(fast food garbage fer those across the pond),and that ilk...i'm havin to teach her how to recycle....the first day she tossed her macoroni and cheese box in the garbage....umm...cardboard!!*shrug*takes all kindsbut i think she is lying thru her teeth..ah wellfraggleTo send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 Ah yes, the habitual drink 'til they pass out types. I have lived with one of those before. Least he was a really awesome cook (and vegan). Maybe you need a better screening process for picking roomies... sara , fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote: > tis my lot in life.... *half smile* at least i don't live with the folks i had to drag in the house at 3am anymore..cuz they passed out on the front porch... wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Sara Besides the fact that I cannot even begin to comprehend how one could use 100 hair products... It does kinda sound suspicious about her being vegan for so long and just suddenly having all these half-used non-vegan products. I guess you can only hope to be a good influence, but you sure seem to have bad luck with the roomies. sara Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 12, 2004 Why did you give up using Silk? I purchace their products and have not heard anything bad about them... zachary - apprendsvegan Wednesday, August 11, 2004 8:56 PM Re: Imitation Meat Exactly what fraggle said.I always think down to the lowest possible person/place or thing that my purchase/action has effected. Hence the reason we also don't buy Silk soya anymore.. Speaking of, can anyone recommend a brand of temphe (or hell even recipe to make it) besides LightLife?xoTara , fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:> To send an email to - Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
