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I didn't see it as you being rude Glam.Right, I wasn't being rude, just interested. My nephew was followed the vegan lifestyle, he only wore plastic or natural fibre shoes.
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I didn't see it as you being rude Glam.Right, I wasn't being rude, just interested. My nephew was followed the vegan lifestyle, he only wore plastic or natural fibre shoes.
a) I don't know as I never tried, but I admit it doesn't look promising. A bit like me running the Stafford Half-Marathon.a) so you couldn't?
b) how could you tell after a month of trying?
a) but you said 'I did think of staying vegan during February...' just now.a) I don't know as I never tried, but I admit it doesn't look promising. A bit like me running the Stafford Half-Marathon.
b) I'm sure I'd be aware of a few things after a month, positive and negative.
I blame the parents.On good authority, the current Stafford 1/2 champion is vegan......
Do-gooders.I blame the parents.
Whatevera) but you said 'I did think of staying vegan during February...' just now.
b) it's not/wasn't like that for me, it's either i do it or i don't and don't was never an option. It's not to be taken lightly but then if you go into something thinking you could go back it doesn't matter, well then, that's not the right attitude imo. You set off to fail. I've seen the positive and negative, but the small negative things for me were/is the not having an option at what was my favourite place to go for a bite to eat, but then if they ain't changing doesn't mean i'm staying behind with them.
Unfortunate phrasing - there's people out there that would latch onto that...vegan fruitcake
'Whatever'?Whatever
Anyway, on a more positive note, the last couple of Wednesday evenings, I have had the pleasure of sampling @Kickstart 's homemade vegan fruitcake. And jolly nice it is too. I can't fault the ingredients (she did tell me, but I've forgotten), but I'm not sure it would get far in TGBBO. I suspect more practice may be required.
I blame the parents.
'Whatever'?
Are you clucking kidding me?
Beans on toast? (One of my favourites.)I'm going to have vegan meal for tea. Because I can.
Yes, sorry about that. I did start typing a reply, but then thought I'd probably explained the point as well as I could do using the Stafford Half Marathon analogy (if I didn't start it, how could I know if I'd finish it or not), so didn't feel inclined to explain it again.'Whatever'?
Are you clucking kidding me?
Pearl barley and courgette risottoBeans on toast? (One of my favourites.)
Sorry, man, i meant to provide a link to an interesting radio broadcast i'd just listened to but then. absent-mindedly didn't.Depends.
Difficult to answer your question.
Can you elaborate?
Around two thirds of fibres produced globally are synthetic material - many used in our clothing. It's emerged that plastic microfibres are being shed when we wear and wash these items - which ironically include fleeces and kit worn by 'outdoorsy types' like Tom Heap. With microplastics in the marine environment now high on the agenda, Tom hears how these tiny invisible strands can be a major contributor to the scale of plastics in the oceans. They also pollute land and freshwater and are being consumed by creatures in our rivers as well as the seas.
And anyway, Katy's cake was much more interesting. Hopefully we'll get it again (or something similar) tonight.
Neither G nor Miki is vegan though.Isn't it just great when Vegans squabble?
Suppose it is admiral to be really passionate about things but some people just do go a bit over the top defending their view of the world don't they?