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Saturday, February 25, 2006 3:24 AM

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Originally posted by kpo:
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Originally posted by GutterBall:
Will this communique self-destruct in five seconds?


My message self destructed the second you finished reading it. I just wish you hadn't pasted a chunk of it in your reply post!


Heh. Couldn't help myself. Had to preserve even a tiny piece.

For posterity, ya know.

Singed my hand a bit, though. If it makes you feel any better.

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Saturday, February 25, 2006 3:29 AM

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I don't understand why people who don't eat meat are (apparently) so interested in eating things that taste like meat. All or nothin', I say!


Yeah, when I became a vegetarian a while back I gave up any hope of eating anything that tasted good. Then I joined the Army and found it exceedingly difficult (and by difficult, I mean impossible) to maintain as a veg-head during Basic. And so the Army brought back to me all the tastey meats of the world.

I like this story. It's true and it has a happy ending.

Have you ever:
Used your teeth as wire strippers?
Given yourself stitches?
Made improvised munitions with no base supplies?
Pissed in a canteen?
Gone a month without bathing?

If so, you MIGHT just be a !HOOAH MOTHERF*CKER!

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Saturday, February 25, 2006 3:45 AM

double post.. oops

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Saturday, February 25, 2006 3:49 AM

God bless meat.

Besides, if God didn't want us eating animals, he wouldn't have made them taste like meat.

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Sunday, February 26, 2006 4:20 PM

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Originally posted by fathounddawg:
I don't understand why people who don't eat meat are (apparently) so interested in eating things that taste like meat. All or nothin', I say!



Well, I some vegetarians I have encountered in my life do not like meat for ethical reasons (do not like the consumption of animals; feel that animals are treated badly). This does not have to do with the taste of meat, therefore, vegetarians that feel this way may like the taste of meat, they just do not like having to consume animals to do it. Another type of vegetarian simply does not like how meat tastes, so, naturally, they would probably not be a good target market for meat-flavored products.

I tried the vegetarian thing once, but it was quite difficult if you do not know how to make up the protein. Obviously, since I have been spouting off about how much I like hamburgers, I gave it up.

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Sunday, February 26, 2006 5:37 PM

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Originally posted by est120:
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Well, I some vegetarians I have encountered in my life do not like meat for ethical reasons (do not like the consumption of animals; feel that animals are treated badly). This does not have to do with the taste of meat, therefore, vegetarians that feel this way may like the taste of meat, they just do not like having to consume animals to do it. Another type of vegetarian simply does not like how meat tastes, so, naturally, they would probably not be a good target market for meat-flavored products.

I tried the vegetarian thing once, but it was quite difficult if you do not know how to make up the protein. Obviously, since I have been spouting off about how much I like hamburgers, I gave it up.




I understand the ethical issues behind why people become vegetarians. I was one myself (for all of two hours) when I was 14, it just seems silly to me to have such a craving for something you've told yourself it's wrong to eat.

Anyway.

You said you used to be in PA. Where do you call home nowadays?

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Jayne: "Butcher knife!"
Zoe: "Anyone we can't spare."

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Sunday, February 26, 2006 11:51 PM

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Originally posted by fathounddawg:
You said you used to be in PA. Where do you call home nowadays?



Yes ma'am. Used to live in PA. Now I live in North Carolina (hence, the ma'am). I have picked up a handful of phrases from this area. Are you originally from PA?

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Monday, February 27, 2006 12:51 AM

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Originally posted by est120:
Yes ma'am. Used to live in PA. Now I live in North Carolina (hence, the ma'am). I have picked up a handful of phrases from this area. Are you originally from PA?



I don't think I'm old enough to be a "ma'am" yet, but I appreciate the sentiment.

I'm a Jersey girl, born and raised. Just in PA for school. Don't think I'll go back to NJ afterwards, though - except to visit.

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Jayne: "Butcher knife!"
Zoe: "Anyone we can't spare."

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Monday, February 27, 2006 12:53 PM

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Originally posted by fathounddawg:
I don't think I'm old enough to be a "ma'am" yet, but I appreciate the sentiment.

I'm a Jersey girl, born and raised. Just in PA for school. Don't think I'll go back to NJ afterwards, though - except to visit.



I have a couple of friends that live in New Jersey. Visited there a couple of times myself. No desire to go back? Why is that, if you do not mind my asking? Aside from the full service gas stations and the "jughandles" for making turns, I thought it was a nice place.

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Monday, February 27, 2006 4:09 PM

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Originally posted by est120:
I have a couple of friends that live in New Jersey. Visited there a couple of times myself. No desire to go back? Why is that, if you do not mind my asking? Aside from the full service gas stations and the "jughandles" for making turns, I thought it was a nice place.



Hey, jughandles are a beautiful, beautiful thing! :)

Well, I was born in NJ and raised in NJ and don't feel any special attachment to my hometown (outside of friend and family, who won't be there much longer anyway). I'm ready for some new scenery.

Plus, it's expensive to live there and as an English major, I've resigned myself to a life of poverty.

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Zoe: "Anyone we can't spare."

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