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Skyhunter said:
I don't see it.

His chin is narrower than mine, looks more like Joe Montana.

I suppose I will have to watch all his movies now and see if I can spot the resemblance. :biggrin:

You don't really see his face too much in his movies.
 
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Weren't you a guy in your other picture?

Diencephalon said:
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You know who you kind of look like, though:

http://www.wapko.com/michelle_williams/pic3.jpg
 
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Actually, Diencephalon looks related to Gale17.
 
It's odd, but when I lived in New Jersey, all the girls seemed to look like Sopranos extras, complete with the ridiculous stiletto heels, tight dresses, big hair, and Jersey accents. Then again, it's not like I was hanging out at the high schools. Diencephalon seems to be a bit younger than anyone I knew.
 
zoobyshoe said:
Actually, Diencephalon looks related to Gale17.

agree!
Looks like her elder sister!
 
loseyourname said:
It's odd, but when I lived in New Jersey, all the girls seemed to look like Sopranos extras, complete with the ridiculous stiletto heels, tight dresses, big hair, and Jersey accents. Then again, it's not like I was hanging out at the high schools. Diencephalon seems to be a bit younger than anyone I knew.

Well, I looked up Pennington and it's about halfway between Trenton and Princeton. I was all the way up close to the meadowlands in Glen Ridge. Big difference there.
 
Here I am...
 

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Me, yesterday, thinking of Future.
 
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honestrosewater said:
We have plenty of warning with hurricanes, so I don't mind them as much (maybe I would care more if I owned property). There is a lot of lightning in Florida, especially during the summer. But it's more of an inconvenience, having to stay out of dangerous places during the storms. Florida is quite nice most of the time. I wouldn't want to live in Tornado Alley.

In fact, FL looks like a nice place to live from what I have seen in the media. I hope to visit there someday; I am kind of sick of socal especially when it's like 100 degrees outside.
 
Danger said:
Awww, nuts...! I guess I can't marry you after all. The only digging that I would do in regard to soy would be to bury it.

TheStatutoryApe said:
uh oh.. ummm I mean how nice. :biggrin: :-p

Soy is best with fried tofu and a platter of fresh vegetables of course. Did you know that soy nuggets taste better than chicken nuggets? One non-vegetarian told me so.
 
I've tried soy in various forms. Even fermented, I forget the name of the dish though. I must say I don't really care for it.
 
Maxos said:
http://wolfgang.altervista.org/Immagine.gif

Me, yesterday, thinking of Future.
Very cute, but you're a bit young to be on the forum. :-p
 
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rocketboy said:
Here I am...
Jake or Elwood?
 
Weren't you a guy in your other picture?

Well I was a giant mouse ;)
 
laminatedevildoll said:
By the way, I replace soy foods instead of meat regardless of what people say.
Don't worry, you're not alone; There are several vegetarians here: Monique, Dr.Brain, me, umm... I'm sure there are more.
I never figured out how to prepare soy correctly - in any form. I just use soy milk in my coffee occasionally.
 
Soy fish fillets? How do you fillet something that has no bones to begin with?
 
loseyourname said:
Soy fish fillets? How do you fillet something that has no bones to begin with?
:smile: Nothing gets by you.
 
laminatedevildoll said:
By the way, I am a vegetarian. I dig soy.
Historically, as a vegetarian, you are in some very good company. :smile:

And you are definitely not alone on this forum, I am vegan, don't care for fake meat, but I have a soy latte' everyday.
 
loseyourname said:
Soy fish fillets? How do you fillet something that has no bones to begin with?
I bet there's a secret recipe for that.

Skyhunter said:
Historically, as a vegetarian, you are in some very good company. :smile:

And you are definitely not alone on this forum, I am vegan, don't care for fake meat, but I have a soy latte' everyday.

I am not sure if fake meat is good or not, but it probably replaces the other kind of meat. A couple of weeks ago, I went for a medical check up, and the results said that my hemoglobin level is low. This might be due to a deficiency in protein I guess. Anyway despite this, I am definitely interested in becoming a vegan; does that mean you don't even eat anything with dairy products, even cakes or tarts?
 
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Evo said:
Very cute, but you're a bit young to be on the forum.

Well, that's what mom said.
 
zoobyshoe said:
Jake or Elwood?

srry...i don't get it :confused:

Oh ya, for all you who remember "Quantum_Prodegy" that's me...my old account messed up and I couldn't access it so I asked them to delete it and I made this one.

Look familiar? (in middle)
 

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laminatedevildoll said:
I bet there's a secret recipe for that.



I am not sure if fake meat is good or not, but it probably replaces the other kind of meat. A couple of weeks ago, I went for a medical check up, and the results said that my hemoglobin level is low. This might be due to a deficiency in protein I guess. Anyway despite this, I am definitely interested in becoming a vegan; does that mean you don't even eat anything with dairy products, even cakes or tarts?

Fake meat is usually soy or wheat gluten based. I just don't care for the taste. (tastes to much like meat)

I eat a variety of fruits, vegetables and grains. It is not easy to eat a vegan diet in most parts of the world. I live in the SF bay area and have no problem , but when I travel to the mid-west it is hard to get any food that does not have some animal protein in it. The biggest problem is that the food industry is dominated by meat and dairy. They spend hundreds of millions in advertising and lobbying every year.

Spinach is the best source of protein, especially when cooked, I guess because it digests easier after being cooked. The only food with denser protein is wild salmon.

I don't take any medications or vitamin supplements.

I never did eat much sweets but there are delicious vegan cakes and tarts.

BTW is it laminate devil doll or laminated evil doll?
 
Skyhunter said:
Fake meat is usually soy or wheat gluten based. I just don't care for the taste. (tastes to much like meat)

I eat a variety of fruits, vegetables and grains. It is not easy to eat a vegan diet in most parts of the world. I live in the SF bay area and have no problem , but when I travel to the mid-west it is hard to get any food that does not have some animal protein in it. The biggest problem is that the food industry is dominated by meat and dairy. They spend hundreds of millions in advertising and lobbying every year.

Spinach is the best source of protein, especially when cooked, I guess because it digests easier after being cooked. The only food with denser protein is wild salmon.

I don't take any medications or vitamin supplements.

I never did eat much sweets but there are delicious vegan cakes and tarts.

BTW is it laminate devil doll or laminated evil doll?

It is supposed to be laminateddevildoll, but I cut out a 'd' so it looks more readable. But, I am not dangerous like some people were implying.

I know, soy does kind of taste like meat. I want to ditch soy altogether, but I don't want my meals to be bland.

Do you consider seafood (for instance, oysters) to be meat?
 
From what I understand there are plenty of veggies out there with lots of flavor and a heartier consistency for vegitarian meals. Vegitarians and vegans definitely consider seafood meat. There are lax vegetarians though that eat fish occasionally. Those are generally the ones that are vegarian for health reasons rather than ethical reasons.
 
Well, after the screaming fish nightmare last night, I may never eat fish again.

The child of Evo decided to try being vegan for a few weeks since a couple of her friends are. Of course that meant I had to be vegan also. I went out and bought everything we'd need to maintain a healthy diet. She crumbled in less than a week. No eggs, no cheese. I think the soy milk was the killer, she hated it. Even I couldn't drink the stuff. A teaspoon of it was ok, but a glassful? :bugeye: I can't even imagine putting that stuff on cereal, you wouldn't be able to taste the cereal. It tastes like grassy dough.

I could be vegetarian, I don't eat much meat as it is.
 
When I worked in the coffee house I made drinks with soy milk in them. Even just the smell really bothered me. I'm definitely not a soy person.
 
TheStatutoryApe said:
From what I understand there are plenty of veggies out there with lots of flavor and a heartier consistency for vegitarian meals. Vegitarians and vegans definitely consider seafood meat. There are lax vegetarians though that eat fish occasionally. Those are generally the ones that are vegarian for health reasons rather than ethical reasons.
I have heard people saying that since fishes don't know their parents, it's okay to eat them. I know it sounds kind of silly. But, I try to avoid seafood as well even though shrimps can look tantalizing. However, in my mind, I have this notion that shrimps kind of look like worms, so that I don't feel like eating them.
TheStatutoryApe said:
When I worked in the coffee house I made drinks with soy milk in them. Even just the smell really bothered me. I'm definitely not a soy person.
I love the smell of fresh soy milk. It takes me back to my younger days when I felt young and free.
Evo said:
I could be vegetarian, I don't eat much meat as it is.
My friends are also trying to become vegetarians. I guess it's not that hard trying to be one. But, trying to become a vegan is quite tough.
 
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laminatedevildoll said:
I have heard people saying that since fishes don't know their parents, it's okay to eat them. I know it sounds kind of silly. But, I try to avoid seafood as well even though shrimps can look tantalizing. However, in my mind, I have this notion that shrimps kind of look like worms, so that I don't feel like eating them.
I'm not really sure what knowing their parents has to do with anything. The old vegetarian philosophy had a mystic basis. You are what you eat so you shouldn't eat anything that is dead. By eating dead matter you supposedly bring that "deadness" into yourself. That ofcourse would mean no cooked veggies. So current vegetarian philosophy is a lot differant.
 
TheStatutoryApe said:
I'm not really sure what knowing their parents has to do with anything. The old vegetarian philosophy had a mystic basis. You are what you eat so you shouldn't eat anything that is dead. By eating dead matter you supposedly bring that "deadness" into yourself. That ofcourse would mean no cooked veggies. So current vegetarian philosophy is a lot differant.
Apparently, farm animals knew who their parents were, so it was a sin to eat them.
 

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