you make this sound, like a bad thing

my views on the subject are as flexible as my experience allows them to be, they are not set in stone, as yours seems to be, but that only means, you have examples to chose from that are better than mine are.

if you like, i can accept your word on this and end the discussion, but you have not told us as yet, if you are a practicing vegetarian or not, and are you indeed healthy for being one.. i would be more willing to listen to someone who practices what they preach, for more than word-of-mouth.

all <--- points to word for emphasis.. of the vegetarians i have seen are sickly, all the time, but insist (i feel they are in denial) that they are just fine...

now if you wanna discuss the benefits, of eating meat... well there are many sickly meat eaters too, so....

then you my good and trusted friend have the distinction of being my first..

i am please to say, that its nice to know the rumors have been substantiated..

wow, who'd have thought all those years ago, i'd buy HL, learn to map for it, and meet my first truly healthy vegetarian.. and he is a mapper of note as well

thanx fragman, there is hope for me afterall, with people like you to show me the way, i am bound for enlightenment eventually

I've never considered going vegetarian. IMO, theres no reason. Anyone who can think of a good reason for going vegetarian, I'd like to hear it.

if more people go vegy, then the price of wheatgerm goes up, and the price of meat goes down.. so my wallet encourages you to go vegy, so i can afford more meat..

i have no doubt of that cass, people can abuse any diet, and become unhealthy, as to the weight issue, you need enjoy it while you can, cause old age will fix that problem right up.. i was very/very thing till about 35 or so, then i shot up an additional 50 lbs.

when i was 12, i was 4'10" and 85 lbs, at 17 i was 5'7" and 130, at 20 i was 5'9" and 150, and remained so till about my mid 30's.. i am 41 and 5' 91/2" and 200 whopping lbs of chunky.. your metabolism will catch up to you eventually.

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? quote: if more people go vegy, then the price of wheatgerm goes up, and the price of meat goes down.. so my wallet encourages you to go vegy, so i can afford more meat.. The prices won't go up if more people want it bud. The producers will be able to achieve economies of scale and the price will go down.

bulls**t.. chicken was like 15 cents a pound, before someone discovered it was healthy, its from 85 cents to well over a dollar a pound now.. same with fish, went thru the roof when some asswipe declared it healthy.. my theory is, let the dummies go vegy, it will cause meat prices to plummet..