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Originally Posted by AkAngel
I have run into this as well. I am vegetarian and have never had anyone give me a hard time about it but I have seen lots of vegetarians give meat eaters a hard time and I most certainly not support that. I don't doubt that the reports in this thread of people giving vegetarians a hard time are true but maybe me being 6' tall and 265 pounds dissuades them from being a smart aleck with me.  |
I agree, I hate when vego's give the whole lecture on eating meat on a non-vego, it gives us a bad rep. I'd rather eat a steak than be associated with vego's like that. I can quite easily sit at a table and eat my dinner with non vegetarians and remain un-phased.
Some things have me bagging, there is something about the smell of pork products that I find hard to stomach, I don't quite know what it is. And things like chicken skin, and ribs. That's just me being a little squeamish because I've been alone for 5 years and aren't so used to these things anymore.
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Originally Posted by Stark777
My bro' is possibly the most compassionate person that I know of who eats meat. He tried being vegetarian for a very long time and now lives in Brisbane, Aus. where they are very fond of BBQs (to say the least!).
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That would explain why I have been stuck into a lot, people are big meat eaters here in Australia. In remote areas you're going to be even more subject to it, the Prairie Hotel for example is on the edge of the outback, they serve up every critter under the sun- emu, goat, kangaroo, beef, camel- you won't find anything vegetarian there!
