only the best ever wrote:
Swimmer Kieran Perkins.
Multiple OG/WC gold and WR holder in the 1500. Far more aerobic power AND strength than any meat-eating runner.
PALEOGURU wrote:YES. It's been scientifcally proved we NEED meat to not only survive but THRIVE. Name one healthy vegan. I dear you!!
Try FCL, America's most succesful track and field athlete of the 20th century. Even David Haye is a famous vegan.
How about bringing a Douche???
bring fruit and stfu
A gallon of egg nog.
YES. It's been scientifcally proved we NEED meat to not only survive but THRIVE. Name one healthy vegan. I dear you!![/quote]
Scott Jurek... perhaps you've heard of him.
Your manhood. Sounds like you'll be the only one there.
With respects to John Pinette, If you ever want to know where the vegan friendly food in the store is, just look for the guy standing with the gun in his mouth, because bullets are dairy free.
I guess I shouldn't be too surprised about most of the responses to this thread considering it is a anonymous board on the internet, especially since it's Letsrun... but I have a few things to say.
Before you post or get offended about Veganism, do some research on what it's really about and why people choose to live that way. There's this thing called the Google and it makes it really easy to do this.
If you're deriving your manhood from what you eat or do, then you might have bigger issues. If being a man means living a sort of lifestyle where you have to be "tough" and eat and do certain things, then why would you want to be a part of that? Don't let that limit you.
There's absolutely a Vegan stereotype of someone who will tell you that they're Vegan and why and judge you for it. Like any stereotype, they don't apply to everyone. That being said, try to separate the movement from the people. Every group has extremists who don't speak to the true message of the group. This should be a two way street.
Rational Thoughts wrote:
If you're deriving your manhood from what you eat or do, then you might have bigger issues. If being a man means living a sort of lifestyle where you have to be "tough" and eat and do certain things, then why would you want to be a part of that? Don't let that limit you.
There's absolutely a Vegan stereotype of someone who will tell you that they're Vegan and why and judge you for it. Like any stereotype, they don't apply to everyone. That being said, try to separate the movement from the people. Every group has extremists who don't speak to the true message of the group. This should be a two way street.
Good post, and I would much rather hang out with a vegan that is willing to speak about their choice, than the pickup driving, goatee having, jean shorts wearing proud of his potbelly tough guy that has nothing more to say than call you a pvssy because you don't eat meat. Both vegans and meat eaters have their stereotypical jerk-offs, you pick the more offensive...
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