Vegetarianism is harmless enough, although it is apt to fill a man with wind and self-righteousness.
Sir Robert Hutchison
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Jenny, I just heard this from a doctor (gastro) on a day-time talk show that vegans really do have a lot of "air" -- more so than us carnivores!! :-) xo
ReplyDeleteSo true ! I have 2 Vegans and 1 vegetarian in our family...lots of wind and self righteousness !
ReplyDeleteI love that quote!
ReplyDeleteI've never really trusted a vegetarian, they're usually too thin! : )
This is great. I think things are a little more windy around me since I started the green smoothie thing.
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So true,fresh veggies can take the wind out of our sails,teehehe.
ReplyDeleteLove your V post,and I do love my veggies,but I have to say that I do love my meats also,fish,chicken,beef,pork and of course vinson...hubby is avid hunter not just for the sport but for the foodie.
~JO
LOL, I don't know about that cause I know some non-vegetarians that are pretty full of air and self righteous also! LOL
ReplyDeletewholesome V word.
ReplyDeletelove it.
I love that JDaniel loves veggies. He loves meat too.
ReplyDeleteOh amen to that quote. I was afraid you might be going to the green on us. I love my vegetables, don't get me wrong, but I hate cooking for vegetarians!
ReplyDeleteawesome quote Are you a vegetarian?
ReplyDeleteI love vegetables, but still need a little meat now and then..
ReplyDeleteI love my veggies, but I HAVE to have meat!!! This quote can used on liberal politicans, too. =D
ReplyDeleteThat is so true..lol...
ReplyDeleteAs a reformed vegetarian I can vouch for the wind, but I was never holier-than-thou about it.
ReplyDeleteAll that cabbage, beans, and brussels sprouts can do that to you!!
ReplyDeleteI am vegetarian, but this still made me laugh. Oh how so very true it is of some people!
ReplyDeleteLol at the wind!!!!
ReplyDeleteI have a lil' chalkboard sign in my kitchen and I put up little inspirations now and then. A few weeks ago, I wrote: Eat your veggies.
Linds changed veggies to: Vegetarians.
Now, that is cannibalism. right?
xo
I have been a Vegetarian for as long as I could remember... only because I just don't like meat. My two older kids learned it from watching me eat and daughter #2 is raising her three young boys totally vegan... I just can't go that far though. I need my cheese, eggs and shrimp.
ReplyDeleteLove the quote you posted and am sending it to my daughter...
I did not have a V to post today but I did enjoy it!
Sandy
Oh, too funny! We have a few vegetarian friends in Tokyo and when I showed my husband this quote, his reply was "Sounds like the vegetarians we know!" :)
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm truly grateful that my husband is not a vegetarian. Yes I am.
ReplyDeleteI didn't realize eating veges gave you a lot of "air" (or gas, is it?)
ReplyDeleteCute quote! {:-D
Well I can attest to the wind part when Mr.Ames eats cabbage. :( ~Ames
ReplyDeleteLove this quote! No Vs in this house! I do have a dear cousin who is, but she is humble. She wrote a cookbook of Vegetarian dishes that are meatless that is fun and filled with lots and lots of calories. I like my veggies regardless of "air."
ReplyDeleteI'm chuckling and can't think of one witty thing to say, not that I usually do.
ReplyDeleteGood one!
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While we grow lots of veggies in our garden - the overflow is stored in the old frig downstairs. There is a large bumper sticker on the frig door - P.E.T.A. People Eating Tasty Animals. We must have our feet in both worlds :o)
ReplyDeleteMy daughter Hannah is a vegan! Very skinny! Maybe I am on the wrong diet! Ha Ha!
ReplyDeleteGreat post Jenny!
Hugs Anne
P.S. I may be in Phoenix for a few days for a cross country meet in November! I would love to see you!
What a great quote!...and true!
ReplyDeleteI'm a strict vegetarian and I'm mortally offended.
ReplyDeleteOnly kidding :D
I am a veggie by birth or caste should I say (80% Indians contrary to popular belief are meat/sea food eaters)...and yes too much of a good thing ... specially when u limit yourself to beans, sprouts and potatoes can make u bloat and gassy...as for the "thin veg "comment by one of the ladies...maybe I aught to send her some of my latest pics ;D and you know how modest I am, after all I come from the land of Gandhi (not that it make me non violent either) ;P
ReplyDeleteMy DIL is vegetarian, but she eats fish and eggs and so far I still can stay with her in one room, lol !
ReplyDeleteFunny quote!
ReplyDeleteAs a vegetarian, I'm not sure if I take offense or agree with this. LOL
ReplyDeleteTeresa
The wind part is so funny and true. Cute quote!
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