
why did he make animals out of meat?
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Sat 2 Aug 2003, 16:57,
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the day they produce an animal made of quorn and soya bits
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Sat 2 Aug 2003, 16:58,
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but they arent actually my initials, just my backwards way of spelling jamie* :) my initials are JMH....
note actual backwards way of spelling jamie = eimaj
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Sat 2 Aug 2003, 17:01,
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note actual backwards way of spelling jamie = eimaj

i kept thinking 'League of gentlemen'
perhaps it was a bad photo.
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Sat 2 Aug 2003, 16:59,
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perhaps it was a bad photo.

people's reactions made me cry until my ears bled
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Sat 2 Aug 2003, 17:00,
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excuse my very rude question, but what do vegetarians eat at barbecues?
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Sat 2 Aug 2003, 16:57,
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edit - BBQs I've been to with lots of veggies there tend to have two barbecues going - one for meat and one for other stuff. Barbecued veg is good, veggie burgers etc will do as well. And it's always fun to stick a few lamb chops in there for them too (not really).

all barbecues i have been at that have a vegetarian nearby seem to have a 3 bean salad. is this code for something?
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Sat 2 Aug 2003, 16:59,
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'We know there's going to be vegetarians and we lack imagination so you can have 3 bean salad or sod off home'
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Sat 2 Aug 2003, 17:01,
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food.
also. for every animal you don't eat. i'm going to eat three. (from maddox.xmission.com)
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Sat 2 Aug 2003, 16:59,
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also. for every animal you don't eat. i'm going to eat three. (from maddox.xmission.com)

They actually taste pretty good - nothing like a real sausage of course - but they have a very unique flavour.
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Sat 2 Aug 2003, 17:03,
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if you buy food made to look and taste like the food you dont eat??
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Sat 2 Aug 2003, 17:06,
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most vegetarians don't choose to not eat meat because of the taste...
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Sat 2 Aug 2003, 17:40,
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they can eat the grass in your garden. why would you invite veggies to a barbie anyway? might as well ask stephen hawking over for a game of twister.
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Sat 2 Aug 2003, 17:38,
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