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GoZero said: I just ordered a veggie (w/o cheese) pizza for dinner tonight from an old Sicilian joint down the street. It's called variety. Italian and many other mediterranians have cuisine with a wide variety of purely veggie options. For instance, they use olive oil in many case instead of butter. Sounds good, but as I remember the story this particular pizza wasn't cheese-less!  "I would say that Prince's top thirty percent is great. Of that thirty percent, I'll bet the public has heard twenty percent of it." - Susan Rogers, "Hunting for Prince's Vault", BBC, 2015 |
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GoZero said: Another good example of my point is being a Christian; it doesn't mean you don't sin, it just means you see christianity as the ideal.
But for someone who is only concerned about individual and personal choices, you seem to be getting your panties all twisted about what other people do. Our president has a different idea about the rule of law than his own court appointees. Not everyone is in the same place in life. [Edited 6/30/06 19:10pm] you keep limiting vegetarianism to a moral discipline without acknowledging the point i'm trying to make, which is very simple and very established within society: IF YOU EAT MEAT, YOU ARE NOT A VEGETARIAN. YOU MAY HAVE A VEGETARIAN DIET, BUT YOU ARE NOT A VEGETARIAN. get it? it has nothing to do with what kind of a person you are or how you view life. either you make a commitment or you don't. you can involve vegetarian meals in your diet for health reasons or for whatever reason you like, but that does not make you a vegetarian. again, this has nothing to do with judgment or morality. it's a simple matter of definition. let me repeat that, in bold: again, this has nothing to do with judgment or morality. it's a simple matter of definition. i eat a lot of vegan foods, but i don't call myself a vegan because i like eggs and dairy. however, i do not eat meat. ever. as such, i am defined as a vegetarian. i have no designs on becoming a vegan, so i don't define myself as such and i correct people when they call me a vegan. it's just a simple matter of calling things what they are. nothing more. nothing less. does that make any sense? | |
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GangstaFam said: 
not at all. i'm just happy to break it down.  | |
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GangstaFam said: Prince, in you I found a kindred spirit...Rest In Paradise. | |
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by the way, the grey cat looks like my Grady kitty, only not nearly as fat. | |
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It was reported that salmon was served at his 3121 parties. And also M&M's with the symbol printed on them were served. And M&M's contain MILK. So he can't be vegan any more. [Edited 7/1/06 14:02pm] |
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Anx said: by the way, the grey cat looks like my Grady kitty, only not nearly as fat.
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ludwig said: It was reported that salmon was served at his 3121 parties. And also M&M's with the symbol printed on them were served. And M&M's contain MILK. So he can't be vegan any more.
[Edited 7/1/06 14:02pm]  No M&M's?! No chocolate at all!?!  I could never be a vegan, then!! "I would say that Prince's top thirty percent is great. Of that thirty percent, I'll bet the public has heard twenty percent of it." - Susan Rogers, "Hunting for Prince's Vault", BBC, 2015 |
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CandaceS said: ludwig said: It was reported that salmon was served at his 3121 parties. And also M&M's with the symbol printed on them were served. And M&M's contain MILK. So he can't be vegan any more.
[Edited 7/1/06 14:02pm] No M&M's?! No chocolate at all!?! I could never be a vegan, then!! amen to that. i don't know how those vegan folks do it, bless 'em.  | |
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whatever he eats or doesn't eat, it sure is paying off-cuz he's fine as I don't what! | |
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I HOPE he's not vegetarian. What few veg's I knew DIDN'T LIKE THE MENU,in other ways than one. Picky, dull,no energy, and boring in bed with no passion. Don't tell me he wears high heeled Birkenstocks!! | |
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Anx said: he's been seen eating chicken and fish - he also served sushi (raw fish) at his 3121 "purple ticket" party this year. i think his vegan days are behind him.
....in other words, Prince has a no red meat diet. Well that helps. | |
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EmancipationLover said: diana7777 said: Just curious, where is Prince at with this these days? I know with Mayte, he was eating very healthy with no animal products..."nothing with parents". Anyone know?
Eating no animal products doesn't necessarily mean you're eating healthy... For example: Are the fruits & veggies organic? | |
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xplnyrslf said: I HOPE he's not vegetarian. What few veg's I knew DIDN'T LIKE THE MENU,in other ways than one. Picky, dull,no energy, and boring in bed with no passion. Don't tell me he wears high heeled Birkenstocks!!
you never met me. 
let's just say birkenstocks are not part of my wardrobe. the rest i'll leave to the imagination. | |
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