I'm Going Vegan



I used to work with a lass (no) and I offered her a Starbust/Opal Fruit and she said she would have to check the packet to make sure it was meat free. On the one hand I kind of admired her dedication but on the other hand I thought she was taking it a bit too far.
 
I used to work with a lass (no) and I offered her a Starbust/Opal Fruit and she said she would have to check the packet to make sure it was meat free. On the one hand I kind of admired her dedication but on the other hand I thought she was taking it a bit too far.
I'd have withdrawn my offer on the basis that it sounds like she didn't really want one after all.
 
Watching that first dates show last week, a couple of bohemian types were paired up in the restaurant. The lad was a vegan and was horrified when the lass ordered fish. As she was eating it he kept making remarks like "that fish didn't want to die" and "animals are my friends you're eating my friend. She should have picked the plate up and shoved it in his face. Needless to say there was no first date shag.:lol:
 
Day 1 of being Vegan

Sweet Potato and Red Pepper soup with 'artisan' bread (f***ing bellends)

I didn't use the butter obvz.

Logon or register to see this image


Salad leaves with olives, mushrooms and Tomato Bruschetta with Balsamic Glaze. The eagle eyed will notice the goats cheese which was 90% removed.

Logon or register to see this image


No the milk wasn't mine either.

Don't feel any different.
Fuck off and impress Jolene's lot with this bollocks. The SMB is not the place for foodie wankers.
 
I used to work with a lass (no) and I offered her a Starbust/Opal Fruit and she said she would have to check the packet to make sure it was meat free. On the one hand I kind of admired her dedication but on the other hand I thought she was taking it a bit too far.

Most sweets contain gelatin which is made from animal body parts. It's completely fair anyone not wishing to eat animals would check the ingredients of what's in the product.
 
Most sweets contain gelatin which is made from animal body parts. It's completely fair anyone not wishing to eat animals would check the ingredients of what's in the product.

I get that but if you go those limits the most trivial things will become an exercise in checking for animal products. I presume you can't wear anything made of leather ?
 
I get that but if you go those limits the most trivial things will become an exercise in checking for animal products. I presume you can't wear anything made of leather ?

Some do, some don't. I draw the line at my diet, as long as I'm not eating it I don't mind too much.
If you're that bothered about a possible gelatin content just refuse the f***ing things politely.

I'd ask like and my friends wouldn't give a shit.
 

Back
Top