Leather belts, shoes, upholstery, masks.

If you eat all raw foods that are of plant origin, but you still buy and wear leather accessories and shoes; and exploit animals in other ways beside food - you would not be considered vegan, but a raw or live foodist.

Whatever works for you but i really don't think cutting out meat is ideal. Just my opinion. I eat oatmeal for breakfast, a salad and yogurt for lunch and typically a few oz of skinless/boneless chicken breast or some other lean cut of meat with a small starch and steamed or raw vegetables for supper. i'm 5'10" and typically weight between 145-150...i also don't work out. Not in the past couple years anyways. I'll have a couple slices of pizza for supper maybe once a month and a few beers now and again but gaining weight has never been much of an issue for me.

I could care less about the animals. I'm not doing this to save the world or because I have concerns about humans being on the top of the food chain.

I still wear leather sneakers and I feel fine.

With that said, how many leather masks do you have?

I have one; works great in cold weather and rain.

Sounds like you are more vegetarian than vegan.

Oh no, I'm not only one... Our cat eats raw turkey (only its chest, but not legs for some unknown reason), so he is also not a vegan. He's da man like me, and not a lil pussy like my wife :pimp

Give it a couple more weeks and you're down to 100lbs. Damn those vegans look unhealthy;-)

Good luck!

He's trying to say that you're wrong. This is what "Baddog" does. You can't have a discussion with Baddog about anything without being told you are wrong or you're an idiot :1orglaugh

We´ve just enjoyed a McDonalds & we love meat, we eat meat most if not every day, well, meat & fish...

beef, pork, chicken, turkey, duck, all meats, all fish, loving pollock & cod, all fresh, you can´t not go a few days without some fresh meats or fish, especially in tapas, paella & other lush foods!

Sod vegan, half of the time, not eating these foods is as unhealthy as eating say fast food daily :2 cents:

This is the first time I hear that vegan should include no leather shoes and belts etc.

Difference between vegetarian and vegan - vegetarians can not eat animals, but can eat stuff coming from them (milk, eggs). Vegans do not eat both.

Because they're just annoying fucks. :)

sidenote chickpea flour makes a decent crust.

that explains the uncle sam outfit :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh those were not socks! you were hiding the hickory farms from your wife!!! :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

A vegan may choose to go gluten free, but many don't and that choice is completely independent of whether one is eating vegan or not. Neither the process nor the final product in the creation of wheat gluten involve any animal products, so one can eat wheat flour and still be eating vegan.

That is the classic farinata, around here is used to top the real pizza (pizza y fainá).

http://www.conclusion.com.ar/wp-cont...fain%C3%A1.jpg

Is that your New Year resolution?
If so, how long are you planning to last?

Matches his brain and his extremely childish views