They're always trying to convince others that their eating habits are bad.

http://www.naturalnews.com/PhotoTour_Mystery_Meat_1.html

Interesting photography though.

1/10/2012 8:44:50 PM

yum.

1/10/2012 8:51:41 PM

1/10/2012 8:52:07 PM

Looks good.

1/10/2012 9:17:50 PM

Dang now I want a steak.

1/10/2012 9:24:57 PM

I didn't realize that vegetarians and vegans were working as a group to convince others that their eating habits are bad.

1/10/2012 9:26:30 PM

never fork a steak like that. letting out all the juices.

1/10/2012 9:26:41 PM

I like to hear my veggies scream in pain as I rip them from the soil MUAHAHAHAHA

1/10/2012 9:27:44 PM

oh come on

way to project like 20% of vegetarians on all of us

1/10/2012 9:35:02 PM

You don't see meat eaters magnifying soy burgers 4x and talking about how gross they are.

1/10/2012 9:40:19 PM

They can't taste the amazing taste of Chicken Nuggets. OMGOSHTHEYSOGUD

1/10/2012 9:47:29 PM

Quote :

"I didn't realize that vegetarians and vegans were working as a group to convince others that their eating habits are bad."

Well, eating meat generally is bad pretty much any way you look at it. Except for taste. You look at it that way, and it's the best thing on the planet.

1/10/2012 9:52:08 PM

It's at least fair from a nutrition perspective.

1/10/2012 9:55:36 PM

I was vegetarian for a while and not once did I tell anyone they were wrong for eating meat. On the other hand, I can't even count how many people tried to convince me I was wrong.

1/10/2012 9:58:51 PM

^^^ wat? Perhaps you should clarify that eating processed meat or the wrong kind of meat can be problematic. Have fun gaining lean muscle mass without eating meat protein...

[Edited on January 10, 2012 at 9:59 PM. Reason : .]

1/10/2012 9:59:20 PM

^
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetarianism#Protein

1/10/2012 10:03:13 PM

I'd like to see more compelling documentation to support that rather than a wiki footnote.

1/10/2012 10:19:08 PM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Lewis

1/10/2012 10:39:16 PM

^^
Yeah I can't find that study, but I'm inclined to agree, given all the vegetarian athletes out there.

1/10/2012 10:39:54 PM

Meat protein is considered a "complete" protein because it contains all the essential amino acids for cellular reproduction (or building muscle, if you will). The only vegetable that can claim the same rights is the soybean. However you can combine rice and beans to make a complete protein, while avoiding the saturated fat often accompanying animal protein...

[Edited on January 10, 2012 at 11:02 PM. Reason : ]

1/10/2012 11:01:13 PM