just eat everything but the turkey?

Eh, I don't find that hard. Tempting maybe, but there is always something else. Tofurky!

[QUOTE=lynch_me;13692109]Eh, I don't find that hard. Tempting maybe, but there is always something else. Tofurky![/QUOTE]

Oh, I don't really find it tempting.
But uh, I've had Tofuturkey.
It's gross.

There's nothing wrong with eating turkey for thanksgiving.

I don't I ever introduced myself, soooo..here it goes..

Name's Vince, I'm not really new to punk, but I'm still learning quite a bit. I like a lot of ska (mostly 3rd wave, but I'm getting into second right now, and first eventually) and Oi!, street punk, too..I also dig a lot of proto-punk. I dislike Crass for no good reason.

[QUOTE=SantaDuJuan;13692123]Oh, I don't really find it tempting.
But uh, I've had Tofuturkey.
It's gross.[/QUOTE]
You make no sense.

My aunt went veggie two years ago, did fine through 2 Thanksgivings. Even with all of us making fun of her.

[QUOTE=Brain Toad;13693424]My aunt went veggie two years ago, did fine through 2 Thanksgivings. Even with all of us making fun of her.[/QUOTE]

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Meat isn't really that tempting to me anymore. On Thanksgiving I made my own food and it was all real swell!

Why won't you guys eat turkey on Thanksgiving?

I had a delicious slice of turkey at Thanksgiving. Turkey is my favorite type of meat year round anyway.

[QUOTE=ihatecelebrities;13693685]Why won't you guys eat turkey on Thanksgiving?[/QUOTE]

1. I don't care for rubbish traditions!
2. We had pork anyways.

Pork is my second favorite!

I find pork utterly disgusting..I've gagged and puked at it a lot..Same with bannanas..can't smell one without gagging..a lot. But I looove turkey, it's my favorite meat thing..

I love bananas! except when outside of the window of perfection, where it's not unripe and not rotten.

[QUOTE=DaveToopes;13693756]1. I don't care for rubbish traditions!
2. We had pork anyways.[/QUOTE]
Why didn't you eat the pork? Did you ever like pork?

Matt, who's that in your avatar? Is it you?

Ethan's a vegetarian. As am I. I just ate all of the side dishes I could. I really didn't care about not having turkey.

Both of you do it for moral reasons, right? What's immoral about eating meat (tasty meat) that will be eaten no matter what, and will not be replaced by another turkey?

Peter, Ethan hopes that by doing so he will set a positive example for others, and hopefully by being the change he wishes to see in the world that the world will come around.

[QUOTE=ihatecelebrities;13693952]Both of you do it for moral reasons, right? What's immoral about eating meat (tasty meat) that will be eaten no matter what, and will not be replaced by another turkey?[/QUOTE]

You're not getting anywhere with that as much as vegetarians are.

[QUOTE=ihatecelebrities;13693952]Both of you do it for moral reasons, right? What's immoral about eating meat (tasty meat) that will be eaten no matter what, and will not be replaced by another turkey?[/QUOTE]

The basic ideology of the vegetarian has always been that by not eating meat, they prevent big meat producers from making as much money as they would if the said vegetarian was buying meat products from them. Now, of course the amount of money that businesses who sell meat are losing out on when I don't buy from them is virtually meaningless. And if the meat is already purchased, it's either getting eaten or thrown out, so I might as well put it to use, right?

I like to think that, regardless of how insignificant I am in terms of income for big meat companies, I'm still doing something. I'd be thrilled if other people agreed with me and followed, but I'm not about to argue with anyone about what they should and shouldn't put in their bodies. I don't have the authority to do so. Eating meat is a personal decision, and I simply choose not to.

I eat meat because I think killing vegetables is wrong. And cause broccoli makes me fart.

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[QUOTE=Flagjacket;13693840]I love bananas! except when outside of the window of perfection, where it's not unripe and not rotten.[/QUOTE]

Exactly! You gotta eat them when they're perfect. I hate when they're beginning to bruise and rot. It's disgusting.

Bananas are only good in PB and banana sandwiches.
I'm not a huge fan of turkey, except turkey legs. We had both turkey and ham this year, which was a first. Ham wasn't very good though, usually my grandma makes awesome ham.

I had hot dogs and beer for Thanksgiving, and didn't see a single family member which, I must admit (despite being a jaded and cynical anarchististic old man) was a little depressing. I didn't pay for the hot dogs, though. I'm freegetarian. I listen to Amebix.

[QUOTE=AndreTheHyena;13694694]I had hot dogs and beer for Thanksgiving, and didn't see a single family member which, I must admit (despite being a jaded and cynical anarchististic old man) was a little depressing. I didn't pay for the hot dogs, though. I'm freegetarian. I listen to Amebix.[/QUOTE]

Fregetarians ftw.

Do you get Fresh'n'Wild in the States? They have awesome skips. I wish I could dine on Innocent smoothies and various sandwiches and falafels every day. Although throwing vegetables in a pot with some spices and rice is usually nicer, and better for you. And samosas.

I loooooooove samosas.

Good afternoon.

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[QUOTE=Danger Bird;13695706]Is the Bad Brains DVD any good? Is that a stupid question?[/QUOTE]

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[QUOTE=Flagjacket;13693972]Peter, Ethan hopes that by doing so he will set a positive example for others, and hopefully by being the change he wishes to see in the world that the world will come around.[/QUOTE]
And that's what he'll be doing in between the holidays. Until then, his family will continue to buy meat. And if this isn't enough, then he can tell everyone why he will eat meat on Thanksgiving, but not for the majority of the year.

[QUOTE]The basic ideology of the vegetarian has always been that by not eating meat, they prevent big meat producers from making as much money as they would if the said vegetarian was buying meat products from them. Now, of course the amount of money that businesses who sell meat are losing out on when I don't buy from them is virtually meaningless.[/QUOTE]
I know

[QUOTE]And if the meat is already purchased, it's either getting eaten or thrown out, so I might as well put it to use, right?[/QUOTE]
And for one time meat events, how would you be contributing to the meat industry? The only way would be if your share of meat actually increased the amount of turkey purchased, which means increasing the profit the turkey company receives. But one person doesn't really change that. If I told my mom I'm not goign to eat any meat for Christmas, and say she was planning on buying an eight pound turkey, she wouldn't buy a six pound turkey instead.

Guys it's okay I don't like turkey anyways.

[QUOTE=coheneran;13694774]Fregetarians ftw.

[b]Do you get Fresh'n'Wild in the States? They have awesome skips. I wish I could dine on Innocent smoothies[/b] and various sandwiches and falafels every day. Although throwing vegetables in a pot with some spices and rice is usually nicer, and better for you. And samosas.[/QUOTE]

This makes absolutely no sense to me.

Agreed I have no idea what he was trying to say.

I mean, [i]I[/i] get fresh and wild all the time, but I'm just a fresh and wild guy. I don't know about skips or innocent smoothies, though.

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