It is? Well it happened to me and my friend so that's news to me. And who are you calling a fake? Were you there with us? I think not! That's funny cause I actually met somebody who works on that show so maybe he copied my life a bit.
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I'd bet 'Sex and the City'is based on Natasha's life. The writers follow her around and write scripts based upon her experiences!

Natasha said:

yeah right...u know you're busted--goddamn that rd again! Fake.

Well,let me tell ya they would have been having fun doing that . It's a Charmed Life. Kinda Offbeat.

Natasha said:

fake...which show are you now going to represent as your own?--3 dollar bill.

i'm trying to find a vegan/vegetarian girl for a video i want to shoot...i'd get her naked, tie her up, blindfold her...and then stuff a Wendy's triple cheeseburger (and other assorted meat products) in her face and see what happens...

DORA said:

There are toxins and preservatives on fruit and vegetables too.

Natasha said:

Damn it, you added that last part in after I posted about it being based on your life...you spoiled my post, doo-doo head!

AaronUnlimited said:

First Aaron claims he likes Joyce Meyer, now he says he's PRAYING???

CHICKEN WINGS!!

as hot as they come, for 10 cents apiece. Ohhh, yummy yummy yummy. I love meat.

I love those vegetarians that have soy burgers, and they say stuff like "they taste the same as real burgers". So I try a soy burger, and I want to vomit in disgust, because weird curds and sprouts are sticking out of the patty and it tastes nothing like a juicy, yummy, juicy, yummy, yummy, juicy hamburger.

And, in reasonable quantities, it's good for you too.

You ain't taking the meat away from me, no sir.

Im not vegan etc but slaughtering animals etc is just wrong...all bloodied etc for consumption. I wish I could be vegan. eating flesh seems morbid in the grand scheme of things. We are only desensitized to do it I think. If we had to watch what they do to the animals etc I bet a lot of people would not eat meat anymore. Hitting a cow etc with an axe and skinning it and eating it..damn.

rdhull said:

And then I think there are those who will just abstain for a while, then eventually go back to it when that experience is a long ago memory - if they abstain at all.

I don't know if they kill cows the same way in all slaughterhouses, but the usual way isn't with an axe, it's something they put on the cow's head and they press it. The affect is that it makes the cow unconscious, from there I totally forgot what happens.

From the When Rolling Stone Was Actually Good During Its Last Days dept:

If anyone has the old Rolling Stone issue with Mike Meyers and Dana Carvey on the cover (as Wayne and Garth) of Wayne's World, there's an extensive story about a slaughterhouse and exactly how it operates. It's very visceral and it makes you think twice, three times about not only eating meat, but what the cow went through BEFORE it came out of that slaughterhouse, how meat from fast food places are sometimes carelessly prepared (that goes for many restaurants too, but fast food places are notorious for it), etc.

I don't have the number or date of that issue of the magazine, and I don't own it anymore. Wish I had kept it. The article is VERY in-depth.

DORA said:

The same way you choose not to eat peas. Just shut your mouth when the fork gets near your face.
~OR~
The same way you choose not to do something that hurts another living being, even if it does seem fun at the time.

Either way, life is better when you don't eat it.

I was vegan for a month, vegetarian for a year, but couldn't turn down the chicken

No red meat for me though meat does not digest in your system... it just sits in your intestines and ROTS until your body is ready to get rid of it. Been red meat free for 10 years!

ahhh meat my favourite friend

(singing)
"U don't win friends with sal-ADDD"
"U don't win friends with sal-ADDD"
"U don't win friends with sal-ADDD"
"U don't win friends with sal-ADDD"
"U don't win friends with sal-ADDD"

DORA said:

Finally a girl with sense. Meat - can't live without it. although I would give that up for the right woman

4LOVE said:

NO! Well done is a crime. It has to be slightly red at least or it just isn't juicy. I cannot understand why some people are going around eating overcooked steak.

Medium-rare dammit. Mmmm...

I grew up with some form of dead and cooked animal on my plate for 30 years, so I do understand how it seems impossible.

Red meat started it all. I could feel it in my stomach, and it began to cause me pain. I noticed it happened each time and was getting worst. So, I dropped the meat (I'll spare you exactly what made me quit).

Next came chicken and fish. I was never crazy for either one, to tell you the truth...so that was the easy part.

So I've been vegetarian for years now.

sawatdiikhrap said:

I'm sorry i can't stand any blood in a steak.

4LOVE said:

Out of curiousity, 4LOVE...what's the difference between raw and cooked blood?

LaVisHh said:

What's the difference in a cooked anything?Taste?

4LOVE said:

Good answer!

The reason I asked is because in a discussion once, at a round table of people...someone brought up raw/cooked meat. Then I brought up this Filipino dish where they cook chopped peices of pork and onions, cook that well, then add in pigs blood - like a pint to the mix, and cook it. Then it's eaten, so in essence the blood becomes the "gravy".

Anyways, someone stood up and said, "How can anyone eat blood!". I said aren't you a meat-eater, she said yes...LOL...I said then you are eating cooked blood! She said there isn't blood in cooked meat/chicken/fish.

What you said earlier reminded me of this conversation. So that's all there was to my question.

LaVisHh said:

NO NO NOOO :OMFG: As little blood as possible,when cooked alot of the blood is removed.Or should i say i don't see it "dripping" in the plate



Cooking the edit
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4LOVE said:

I understand.

LaVisHh said:

I guess my "Wild Side" has been tamed a bit :LOL:

AnotherLover2 said:

If in fact what she writes is truth?

meat is not good 4 us especially the way it's PREPARED & cared 4 while it's being PROCESSED. i have 2 b Honest. i feel the NEED 2 eat Meat every 1nce & awhile & i've TRIED 2 cut Meat out all 2gether. it is hard 2 do & 1 day i'LL b Meat Free!!!


1 day!

Meat is good for you if you just eat a little bit of it. Especially pork.

Gimme a fat piece of filet mignon anyday!

Read "Animal Liberation" and "Vegan: The New Ethics Of Eating", or check out Why Vegan and you will understand. If, of course, you actually WANT to understand, which most people don't. Ignorance is bliss, eh?

I love being vegan. I don't miss flesh; once you stop eating it you are free to realize how nasty it is to eat someone else's muscles.

Doves,
Mel!ssa