What is “vegan like” about a chicken stock
The chickens died from old age
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What is “vegan like” about a chicken stock
What don't you understand?
What is “vegan like” about a chicken stock
We played where if you got dunce (or second dunce what if we were playing with eight squares) out, then you're out and the next person comes in.
We had the king second chance back to dunce as well. But when it was only the four/five of us you would just go back 1 square from wherever you were.We had huge lines, even when playing with 12 squares. Would have taken forever to get into the game if we played that way.
Nah, if you went out, everyone would go to second dunce, and if you got out there, you'd be out and next person would come in.We had the king second chance back to dunce as well. But when it was only the four/five of us you would just go back 1 square from wherever you were.
i.e. King>Queen; Jack>Dunce
The chickens only ate tofuWhat is “vegan like” about a chicken stock
The chickens only ate tofu
Now im confused as to what exactly a second dunce is.Nah, if you went out, everyone would go to second dunce, and if you got out there, you'd be out and next person would come in.
If it doesn't contain chicken it shouldn't be allowed to be called "chicken"
The last square in a block of eight.Now im confused as to what exactly a second dunce is.
Am i overthinking? is it just- lose a point> to dunce; lose another point>out.
Yeah I don't understand why someone who is vegetarian/vegan would want to eat something that tastes like a product that has meat in it etc.
Wouldn't the taste just remind you of the products you despise because it had meat in it.
'Meat is murder!! Meat is Murder!! - but I would love a vegan hamburger patty that tastes like the meat version, mmmm delicious'
People don't become vegan because they hate the taste of meat.
I presume most do it because they don't want animals to die etc. So scoffing down a vegetarian meal that tastes the same as the meat version doesn't make sense.
How does it not make sense? An animal didn't die for a vegan 'meat' product, which is the whole basis of their ethics.
Most vegans ate an omnivorous diet before turning vegan, and so enjoy the taste of meat. The taste is not the ethical issue.
Yes I know. I presume most do it because they don't want animals to die etc. So scoffing down a vegetarian meal that tastes the same as the meat version doesn't make sense. Wouldn't it remind them of the taste of meat, which they are totally against. 'I am against killing animals to feed us, but can we have a vegan patty that tastes like meat to remind me of the pleasure of eating meat before I had issues with eating meat'. That's how I see it when there is a 'meat flavoured' vegetarian product
"GRRRRRRRRRR VEGANS/LEFTIES/ABORIGINALS ARE campaignerS *gnashes teeth*"-types seem to expect those groups to live to some perfectionistic standard they themselves don't aspire to.
is veganism the new hipsterism, which was the new emoism?