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Old 02-11-2008, 02:15 PM   #1
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Default XXX Vegan ****** Cookies

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=9484654

XXX Vegan vag*na Cookies

HAHAHAH!!!!


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You lost me at "vegan". Goddamned hippies.

Oh, and the other problem is that those "bushes" look pretty trimmed---but you know there's nary a vegan on this planet that isn't also a hairy-legged hippy...so I'm not sure those vegans would know what they're looking at


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yeh... I didn't write the original article but the cookies are still awesome!
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I'd like to think this vegan maintains her cookie...

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I'd like to think this vegan maintains her cookie...

The glitterate are for the most part the exception.
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but she's vegan only cause its a fad...

I personally think being vegan would be a pain in the ass. I mean really... NO animal products? What the hell do they eat? Salad and peanut butter their entire life?
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It really isn't all that big a deal to eat vegan, although it helps if you really like to cook. Most TexMex can be made vegan, ditto Italian, most Indian food is already vegan. Even eating out, unless you go to an all-American steak house, there are vegan options. There's a lot of noise about balanced protein & such, but B12 is the biggest worry, followed by iron. A homebrew a day covers both.
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You lost me at "vegan". Goddamned hippies.

Oh, and the other problem is that those "bushes" look pretty trimmed---but you know there's nary a vegan on this planet that isn't also a hairy-legged hippy...so I'm not sure those vegans would know what they're looking at
wait, does that mean you guys shave your legs? Will you love me if I shave mine too?
I just wanna fit in!


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It really isn't all that big a deal to eat vegan, although it helps if you really like to cook. Most TexMex can be made vegan, ditto Italian, most Indian food is already vegan. Even eating out, unless you go to an all-American steak house, there are vegan options. There's a lot of noise about balanced protein & such, but B12 is the biggest worry, followed by iron. A homebrew a day covers both.
I have a couple vegan friends and their biggest problem with eating out isn't finding a dish that has no animal products in it, it's finding a restaurant that has a vegan friendly kitchen, i.e, separate pots, pans, utensils that are never used for non-vegan food.
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It really isn't all that big a deal to eat vegan, although it helps if you really like to cook. Most TexMex can be made vegan, ditto Italian, most Indian food is already vegan. Even eating out, unless you go to an all-American steak house, there are vegan options. There's a lot of noise about balanced protein & such, but B12 is the biggest worry, followed by iron. A homebrew a day covers both.
What you left out was that it can be made CRAPPY vegan.


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