I’d think the Weston A. Pricers would be tastier and more nutritious (since they eat lots of nutrients, plus some grain), but whatever floats your boat.
Several replies occur to me, but I should keep this family-friendly.
Peggy Cihocki
Love it!
FoodBully
As long as they’re grass-fed, they should be quite good.
Joanne
That is funny….no, my mistake…. it’s really funny!
I’d think the Weston A. Pricers would be tastier and more nutritious (since they eat lots of nutrients, plus some grain), but whatever floats your boat.
Several replies occur to me, but I should keep this family-friendly.
Wow. I’ve been telling everybody to watch Fat Head on Netflix. Now I can tell them they can watch it for free on Hulu!
Netflix is the better option for people who have Netflix. Hulu inserts a few advertising breaks.
FoodBully
As long as they’re grass-fed, they should be quite good.
Ellen
I live in a cohousing community where I regularly cook dinner for forty. A proud Texan, I made my theme last time Texas Independence Day, and planned a menu exclusively of Texan food — most of which is either centered on beef (like chili, which God never intended to have beans) or contains copious amounts of bacon.
But that left me with the problem of alternatives for the non-carnivores in our midst. I eventually came up with a few solutions (leave bacon out of the pintos and cornbread, serve a large pot of queso with chips), but was stumped for what, other than beans, to serve the vegans.
“Just tell them,” said my spouse, “that in Texas, you’re what dinner eats.”
Love it.
Joanne
That is funny….no, my mistake…. it’s really funny!
Wow. I’ve been telling everybody to watch Fat Head on Netflix. Now I can tell them they can watch it for free on Hulu!
Netflix is the better option for people who have Netflix. Hulu inserts a few advertising breaks.
Ellen
I live in a cohousing community where I regularly cook dinner for forty. A proud Texan, I made my theme last time Texas Independence Day, and planned a menu exclusively of Texan food — most of which is either centered on beef (like chili, which God never intended to have beans) or contains copious amounts of bacon.
But that left me with the problem of alternatives for the non-carnivores in our midst. I eventually came up with a few solutions (leave bacon out of the pintos and cornbread, serve a large pot of queso with chips), but was stumped for what, other than beans, to serve the vegans.
“Just tell them,” said my spouse, “that in Texas, you’re what dinner eats.”
So glad I checked in today. I’m linking to you AGAIN in a blog and to know that Fat Head can be seen on Hulu is freaking AMAZING. I will spread the word (NetFlix no interruptus noted). I rarely watch movies more than once but I watched FH three times in 2 weeks. I talk it up constantly. If you want to set me up with a commission, I’ll take bacon.
Wow. The comment section at that site reminds me of the comment section at this site, complete with the obligatory vegan troll. Who was smacked down with facts, I might add. I’m happy to see rational thinking on other sites. It’s refreshing.
Also, some vegans eat a lot of sugary foods, and they would probably jack up my blood sugar levels. I’ll stick with grass-fed beef, thanks.
If you don’t have some vegan trolls showing up, you’re just not popular.
So glad I checked in today. I’m linking to you AGAIN in a blog and to know that Fat Head can be seen on Hulu is freaking AMAZING. I will spread the word (NetFlix no interruptus noted). I rarely watch movies more than once but I watched FH three times in 2 weeks. I talk it up constantly. If you want to set me up with a commission, I’ll take bacon.
I keep chuckling — an hour after I read this cartoon. In fact, I’ve still got a Firefox window open to this page, just cause I keep stopping by to laugh…
(And I’m reminded of my decades-ago feminist self — with NO sense of humor at all — about the entire topic of feminism…. Which is how (the poor) vegans all seem to be — defensive and aggressive about not-even-particularly-mean jokes about them.)
Way to go, Tom! (And look! A whole ‘nother avenue of approach for a new demographic for your movie!! Whoo hoo!)
Wow. The comment section at that site reminds me of the comment section at this site, complete with the obligatory vegan troll. Who was smacked down with facts, I might add. I’m happy to see rational thinking on other sites. It’s refreshing.
Also, some vegans eat a lot of sugary foods, and they would probably jack up my blood sugar levels. I’ll stick with grass-fed beef, thanks.
If you don’t have some vegan trolls showing up, you’re just not popular.
Felix
Again, I call dibs on the nutella-and-cookie vegans. I like bacon. The stick figures aren’t worth hunting, I think.
You can still make soup out of them.
Felix
Well, not nutella, of course, since it contains milk, but it’s not like there’s not enough chocolate stuff out there for vegans:
I keep chuckling — an hour after I read this cartoon. In fact, I’ve still got a Firefox window open to this page, just cause I keep stopping by to laugh…
(And I’m reminded of my decades-ago feminist self — with NO sense of humor at all — about the entire topic of feminism…. Which is how (the poor) vegans all seem to be — defensive and aggressive about not-even-particularly-mean jokes about them.)
Way to go, Tom! (And look! A whole ‘nother avenue of approach for a new demographic for your movie!! Whoo hoo!)
So if you told a joke to a feminist vegan …?
Felix
Again, I call dibs on the nutella-and-cookie vegans. I like bacon. The stick figures aren’t worth hunting, I think.
You can still make soup out of them.
Felix
Well, not nutella, of course, since it contains milk, but it’s not like there’s not enough chocolate stuff out there for vegans:
I’d think the Weston A. Pricers would be tastier and more nutritious (since they eat lots of nutrients, plus some grain), but whatever floats your boat.
Several replies occur to me, but I should keep this family-friendly.
Love it!
As long as they’re grass-fed, they should be quite good.
That is funny….no, my mistake…. it’s really funny!
This is actually how I originally found out about your documentary.
That’s good to know.
I’d think the Weston A. Pricers would be tastier and more nutritious (since they eat lots of nutrients, plus some grain), but whatever floats your boat.
Several replies occur to me, but I should keep this family-friendly.
Love it!
Wow. I’ve been telling everybody to watch Fat Head on Netflix. Now I can tell them they can watch it for free on Hulu!
Netflix is the better option for people who have Netflix. Hulu inserts a few advertising breaks.
As long as they’re grass-fed, they should be quite good.
I live in a cohousing community where I regularly cook dinner for forty. A proud Texan, I made my theme last time Texas Independence Day, and planned a menu exclusively of Texan food — most of which is either centered on beef (like chili, which God never intended to have beans) or contains copious amounts of bacon.
But that left me with the problem of alternatives for the non-carnivores in our midst. I eventually came up with a few solutions (leave bacon out of the pintos and cornbread, serve a large pot of queso with chips), but was stumped for what, other than beans, to serve the vegans.
“Just tell them,” said my spouse, “that in Texas, you’re what dinner eats.”
Love it.
That is funny….no, my mistake…. it’s really funny!
This is actually how I originally found out about your documentary.
That’s good to know.
Wow. I’ve been telling everybody to watch Fat Head on Netflix. Now I can tell them they can watch it for free on Hulu!
Netflix is the better option for people who have Netflix. Hulu inserts a few advertising breaks.
I live in a cohousing community where I regularly cook dinner for forty. A proud Texan, I made my theme last time Texas Independence Day, and planned a menu exclusively of Texan food — most of which is either centered on beef (like chili, which God never intended to have beans) or contains copious amounts of bacon.
But that left me with the problem of alternatives for the non-carnivores in our midst. I eventually came up with a few solutions (leave bacon out of the pintos and cornbread, serve a large pot of queso with chips), but was stumped for what, other than beans, to serve the vegans.
“Just tell them,” said my spouse, “that in Texas, you’re what dinner eats.”
Love it.
So glad I checked in today. I’m linking to you AGAIN in a blog and to know that Fat Head can be seen on Hulu is freaking AMAZING. I will spread the word (NetFlix no interruptus noted). I rarely watch movies more than once but I watched FH three times in 2 weeks. I talk it up constantly. If you want to set me up with a commission, I’ll take bacon.
Bacon it is, then.
At least they’d be easy to catch.
My neighbor, Josh, has red hair and a beard. And is a vegan.
Who’s been spying on me?
Wow. The comment section at that site reminds me of the comment section at this site, complete with the obligatory vegan troll. Who was smacked down with facts, I might add. I’m happy to see rational thinking on other sites. It’s refreshing.
Also, some vegans eat a lot of sugary foods, and they would probably jack up my blood sugar levels. I’ll stick with grass-fed beef, thanks.
If you don’t have some vegan trolls showing up, you’re just not popular.
So glad I checked in today. I’m linking to you AGAIN in a blog and to know that Fat Head can be seen on Hulu is freaking AMAZING. I will spread the word (NetFlix no interruptus noted). I rarely watch movies more than once but I watched FH three times in 2 weeks. I talk it up constantly. If you want to set me up with a commission, I’ll take bacon.
Bacon it is, then.
At least they’d be easy to catch.
I keep chuckling — an hour after I read this cartoon. In fact, I’ve still got a Firefox window open to this page, just cause I keep stopping by to laugh…
(And I’m reminded of my decades-ago feminist self — with NO sense of humor at all — about the entire topic of feminism…. Which is how (the poor) vegans all seem to be — defensive and aggressive about not-even-particularly-mean jokes about them.)
Way to go, Tom! (And look! A whole ‘nother avenue of approach for a new demographic for your movie!! Whoo hoo!)
So if you told a joke to a feminist vegan …?
My neighbor, Josh, has red hair and a beard. And is a vegan.
Who’s been spying on me?
Wow. The comment section at that site reminds me of the comment section at this site, complete with the obligatory vegan troll. Who was smacked down with facts, I might add. I’m happy to see rational thinking on other sites. It’s refreshing.
Also, some vegans eat a lot of sugary foods, and they would probably jack up my blood sugar levels. I’ll stick with grass-fed beef, thanks.
If you don’t have some vegan trolls showing up, you’re just not popular.
Again, I call dibs on the nutella-and-cookie vegans. I like bacon. The stick figures aren’t worth hunting, I think.
You can still make soup out of them.
Well, not nutella, of course, since it contains milk, but it’s not like there’s not enough chocolate stuff out there for vegans:
http://store.veganessentials.com/chocolates-c54.aspx
I keep chuckling — an hour after I read this cartoon. In fact, I’ve still got a Firefox window open to this page, just cause I keep stopping by to laugh…
(And I’m reminded of my decades-ago feminist self — with NO sense of humor at all — about the entire topic of feminism…. Which is how (the poor) vegans all seem to be — defensive and aggressive about not-even-particularly-mean jokes about them.)
Way to go, Tom! (And look! A whole ‘nother avenue of approach for a new demographic for your movie!! Whoo hoo!)
So if you told a joke to a feminist vegan …?
Again, I call dibs on the nutella-and-cookie vegans. I like bacon. The stick figures aren’t worth hunting, I think.
You can still make soup out of them.
Well, not nutella, of course, since it contains milk, but it’s not like there’s not enough chocolate stuff out there for vegans:
http://store.veganessentials.com/chocolates-c54.aspx
Of course I eat vegans … vegan cows and vegan pigs. (Although if a chicken gets too close to the pigs, the pigs may lose their veganity.) 😀
LOL.
Of course I eat vegans … vegan cows and vegan pigs. (Although if a chicken gets too close to the pigs, the pigs may lose their veganity.) 😀
LOL.
That’s great !!
That’s great !!
LOL That’s just awesome!
LOL That’s just awesome!
i’m loving the aggressive responses from vegans on that site!
hmm going to facebook that tonight i think 😀
i’m loving the aggressive responses from vegans on that site!
hmm going to facebook that tonight i think 😀