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Waiting for the attack...

May 24, 2005 03:31 PM

of the vegans.

The last time I said anything about vegans was on Mr. KABC's radio show.

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After I spoke, the phones lit up with angry calls. I have been waiting to see if any vegans attack my post The Human Branch. So far, the coast is clear.

I think Mr. KABC knew this would happen and that may have been part of his reasoning to have me as a guest. Some of the callers may have been lacking in B vitamins (the pool lasts about 7 years when a vegan can hit the wall if he/she does not supplement intelligently). I think some of them had hit the wall they were so angry to the point of irrationality. Come to think of it, don't a lot of vegans jog too?

I don't know why the attack of the vegans was so fierce; I have nothing against vegans and respect their choices. I was only troubled when I found that many of them did not respect mine.

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Posted by: Flower Online [TypeKey Profile Page] at September 12, 2006 4:45 AM

My partner in crime at crossfit norcal, Nicki Violetti (great photo of her here post workout:http://www.crossfitnorcal.com/gallery/gallery.php?show=image&image_ID=214)

was vegan when we met. She was stunned by the amount of vegetables I ate and to overall quality of food. She started back with fish and eggs but anything that creeps, swims or flys is potential dinner now.

Posted by: Robb Wolf at May 24, 2005 5:48 PM


Sir canny remember if i did post this but i thought about it.
If not here it is.
When i used to go to tattoo shows as a lad in London there was always a saying posted which i think is kinda applicable in a broad stroke to vegans/veggies ( and i tried it vis ethics for 6 months )
"the difference between tattooed people and not tattooed people is that the former don't care if you're not tattoed".
Same context roughly as the Inuit saying 'We were prepared to accept the white mans god but he wasn't prepared to accept ours '

Posted by: simon fellows at May 24, 2005 4:45 PM

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