Rules are for the guidance of the wise, and for the obedience of fools. Which are you ?
Going vegan
- Thread starter monkeytassle
- Start date
OOOSH YEAH
Striker
Good to hear. Be tough thing to do. Was reading you have to be careful with wine. No chance I’d ever do it but good luck mate.
Alcoholic_Author
Striker
Mass infertility incoming. Less middle class, white, lefties in the future at this rate.
Ciro_DiMarzio
Winger
It was a vegan who told me about the no leather shoes rule. I'd never have thought about it if she hadn't told me.
I'm definitely more foolish than wise marra.
Gillythedilf
Winger
It’s all becoming very popular amongst the labour voting middle classes across the country(people with to much time on their hands )
Having said that the morals and health benefits can’t be ignored,but my argument is I’ve never heard what I would call normal working class folk even discuss it never mind carry it out .
Might have them off ya when you go full vegan
Having said that the morals and health benefits can’t be ignored,but my argument is I’ve never heard what I would call normal working class folk even discuss it never mind carry it out .
Size ?
Might have them off ya when you go full vegan
Last edited:
This isn't veganism. This is capitalism. It is farming practices like this which makes the soil more infertile.
Check out permaculture for a more sensible approach.
OOOSH YEAH
Striker
Well it’s a sheep mentality with most younguns. They’re absolutely boring kids these days. As people have said they’re desperate to tell anyone that’ll listen they’re vegan
Billy Fish
Striker
Depends on your reasons to go vegan I suppose, if it’s more for sustainability than animal cruelty then you wouldn’t chuck out perfectly good shoes until they’re worn out
Curlyteeth
Midfield
The rules stuff is bollocks. It's not the 1970s. Op is going to eat less meat but not be a po faced twat. Good for him good for planet
Arfa Sleep
Winger
I've definitely thought of going vegetarian a few times but vegan is a step too far for me, good luck with it.
OOOSH YEAH
Striker
I agree. Not sure why people want to have a go. If people decide to be vegan it’s a good thing. I disagree when people do it because of pressure but when they do it when they’ve weighed up the impact their diet has on the environment then I think it’s something to be praised. Not sure why it bothers people. It can only be a good thing if we’re killing less animals
Just eat less meat. I barely touch it. I use as little plastic as possible too just to keep my damage to the planet to a minimum
Last edited:
D
Deleted member 23273
Guest
Exactly just like all those cows and pigs and little baby baa lambs (that taste so nice in kebabs with a bit of chili sauce), so we can all live and fart methane into the atmosphere with impunity contributing to the runaway greenhouse effect.....bwaaah haaaah haaaaah (evil laugh)
dixonsafc
Striker
What's one of them marra? How do you quantify a 'normal working class folk'?
Arfa Sleep
Winger
Yeah I'll be giving it a try, there's no downside to trying.
L
Lexingtongue
Guest
I believe the casking products used in beer production contain fish byproduct which makes a lot of it unsuitable for vegans, something that goes under the radar of a lot of beer guzzlers.
OOOSH YEAH
Striker
I’ve found it easy. Make sure you get lots of condiments. If you’re a good cook it’s a lot easier
And wine
Billy Fish
Striker
Becoming less so now, Guineas has been vegan for a few years now.
L
Lexingtongue
Guest
I have no doubt. However, I still believe the vast majority of breweries still don't reveal if they use this byproduct or not. With the rise in veganism this will of course change, but anyone strictly vegan runs the risk of tripping themselves up on a night out unless they're really careful.
This is something me and my eldest have thought about for a long time, the evidence for the health benefits seem overwhelming, it’s got to better than shoving chemically preserved shit down our throats every day. We’ve slowly started to introduce more vegan meals into our diet but haven’t made the full official switch yet.
Good luck, be interesting to hear if you feel any benefits after a few weeks
Everything in moderation. I eat meat very rarely, could count the meals over the year on my fingers but I always appreciate and enjoy it more. I very rarely drink milk other than a nice kefir now and then. A good few beers once a month. Nice desert now and then.
My BMI is spot on and my body fat percentage is 12%. I'm a right boring bastard now though!
My BMI is spot on and my body fat percentage is 12%. I'm a right boring bastard now though!
