sambluedolphin said:

i really hope for the sake of your finances that you're not a betting man.

sambluedolphin said:

Prince is a notoriously fickle creature. I have my doubts about the depth and seriousness of his commitment to anything, least of all veganism.

I thought that there'd been reports of his eating cheese or something (a pizza at a gig?) so apparently he's no longer vegan. The q is whether he's still a vegi?

wasitgood4u said:

there have been reports posted on the org from various papers and magazines of prince sitings where he's been eating fish entrees at various restaurants. i don't get the feeling he owns stock in the meat industry, but at best i think he's a quasi-tarian these days.

Anx said:

I get it now. Sorry -- I'm just not up on the celebrity diets.

Genesia said:

yeah, it's veganism one month, jenny craig the next, huh?

Anx said:

Is that the same teany as in those teas that are weird flavors like White Blueberry Mango?

FruitToAttractBears said:

yup, that's moby juice.

DanceWme said:

Where were you at?

Why in the world do you need to know that?

wlcm2thdwn said:

why in the world did we need to know it when he was talking about being a vegan in interviews and writing songs about it? ask prince!

In 3121,
he sounds like a vegetable.

How obvious can it be? I mean all dat genius work in Rainbow Children 4 nothin? Must be the greatest lie told?

U can tell in several of his songs, he mentioned vegan-polotics. I find such a moral man 2 dream up such moralism, as if it wasa a lie, impossible.

Hes obviously built like a vegan, just look how thin he is? if he wa smunchin burgers then we could tell in his physic.

Sam 8)

poisonmouth said:

Lil Dude changes his mind like most people change their undies. Every time he stumbles onto a new idea he latches onto it like his life depended on it, but sooner or later he always loses interest and drifts off to the next Princely Absolute Truth.

That's half the fun of being a fan, IMO. Never knowing what the Way is going to be this month.

Anx said:

Illustrator said:

Consult the Magic 8 ball. It knows all!



http://www.magic8ball.mid...fun.co.uk/

DanceWme said:

mspro6 said:

It was reported a few years ago (during the Musicology era) that Prince was eating chicken again. I'm not sure if it's true though.

Anx said:

Personally, I would hope that there would be meat on the menu at the new restaurant. You'd have to be crazy to pay any large amount of money for a salad with a side of steamed carrots when you can just go to the casino a couple feet a way and get a sprawling buffet loaded with succulent meat. Mmmm, meaty buffet . Without meat, the restaurant probably wouldn't make any money. Oh, and thanks; now I know to avoid Moby's place.

estelle81 said:

damn, such hostility! some bloodymouthed little viking around here needs some pomegranate in their diet!

estelle81 said:

It's always nice to meet another unapologetic carnivore.

Genesia said:

there's a difference between unapologetic and downright hostile. what kinda crazy testosterone are they shooting in those cows these days, anyway???

I'll let anx b the spokesperson for all us herbis

wasitgood4u said:

people can eat their own feet if they want to. just don't scrape any of that mess off on MY plate.

Anx said:

Tha man's got a way with words...

Anx said:

I didn't see anything hostile about that post, at all.

You know...an early symptom of B-12 deficiency (a common problem for vegans) is an irrational tendency to anger.

Genesia said:

good thing i supplement my diet with b12 and a good veggie multivitamin every morning, huh?

and i wasn't referring to your post in terms of aforementioned hostility, but the one to which you were responding. might i recommend carrot juice for improved eyesight, dosed with a little ginko biloba for better mental clarity?

Anx said:

I knew exactly which post you were referring to -- and my comments stand.

Incidentally, if you have been a vegan for an extended period of time, a simple B-12 supplement may not be enough. If you eat no animal foods, you lack the co-factors necessary for B-12 assimilation.

And I assure you, my vitamin A levels (and eyesight) are just fine. I take cod liver oil every day -- which is a much better and more easily assimilated source of vitamin A. Carrots do not contain vitamin A, they contain beta carotene, which is only a vitamin A precursor and requires conversion in the liver. True vitamin A (like B-12) is found in animal foods only.

Genesia said:

we'll have to retreat to our respective sides of the fence then, because i'm not a vegan - i'm a strict vegetarian who eats dairy and eggs (in moderation), so you'll have go to find an official vegan with whom to spar if that's your crusade du jour.