No and yes. I'm semi-vegetarian. The rules are complicated, but basically, I'm allowed to gun down a baby deer and drink its blood, but I can't buy a cheeseburger. I also avoid practically anything with added sugar and a lot of highly processed stuff, though that's for health reasons and personal preference rather than ethical whatevers.
I tried going vegan but couldn't make it without dairy products. I was just too tired all the time and had mouth ulcers and stuff. It's perfectly doable if you cook, but I'm too impatient to cook, so the food I eat is basically always something I can eat within two minutes of taking it out of the fridge. Cheese, hummus, naan, cereal, figs, strawberries, bananas, nuts, and a LOT of milk. So I'm picky in that sense.
The next poster has many dietary restrictions, yet is not a picky eater.
Very true. I can eat anything and like pretty much everything I've ever tasted, but I only eat organically and ethically produced food which means I cook most of my food myself and hardly ever eat meat, fish or anything non-grown. My stomach can handle pretty much anything though and it has happened a couple of times that friends or GF's have gotten ill from food we've both ate but when I just become a little disturbed, they puke and get really ill. Dunno why, but I guess I have a pretty high CON, or at least saves vs poison.
The next person is the exact opposite, if they don't eat very specific food they get IBS.
Nope. I love waffles. No intimidation needed. They come with their own convenient little surface holes for holding your topping of choice. The shape also lends itself better to slight crispiness.
The next poster thinks that there's no pancake voter suppression and waffles are just more popular, that's all.
Honestly, I have no idea wether or not German health care is too expensive, because I am really really bad when it comes to everything involving finances :')
Of course, at same token with Advent Wish - with some calendar cholate for Jesus fans, and quite happily just devouring that chock with a positive atheist or ecumenical ethos!
But most specifically: happy Hanukkah to you, Buttercheese. My true and rare friend, a Jewish friend for this case, in AZ, took my very innocently meant Easter wish the way I really meant it to be for her, charmingly, by retorting: "It's Passover, dear!" I've never felt more Lutheran. And she knew what I wanted to say: , because she is she.
The next poster got 30 cm of snow last night, and was maybe a bit overwhelmed.
True. Hate me be a strong word I try to save for when it's really appropriate, and when it comes to the twilight movies, it is.
The next person would choose to be a lycan over being a vamp, if the choice was unavoidable and forced on them.
Hmmm, the difference is kind of like lawful vs. chaotic... I guess I'll say true only because as a werewolf I wouldn't be truly responsible for my mayhem!
The next poster would choose vampire only because they love bats!
I have a friend who used to be involved in live action role play for Vampire: The Masquerade and seemed to have a lot of fun with it, but not being a terribly social person I preferred to just hear the stories rather than participate. That, and I don't want to wander around in bad halloween costumes all the time.
The next poster, if they were 400 years old and immortal, wouldn't be able to think of anything more fun to do than creep around high schools and brood about their plight for the enjoyment of foolish teenagers.
False. I would learn about as many things as I could, and explore every last corner of the world. Imagine how much you could see if you had all the time in the world. You could see EVERYTHING. You could learn EVERY LANGUAGE. Read EVERY BOOK EVER WRITTEN. Also leave records of your existence in varying time periods to mess with conspiracy theorists. The possibilities are endless!
The next poster actually is 400 years old and immortal.
False. I admit to loving Christmas cookies and that I eat far too many but I can certainly eat enough, enough being when I know if I eat any more I'm going to make myself sick. Or on, bad days, enough is one or two cookies because I'm getting a heartburn flareup and oh boy I really shouldn't have eaten that second cookie it's making me miserable.
I used to love sweets, but over the course of the past nine years or so, I've been gradually drifting away from unhealthy foods. I don't eat food with added sugar except for some low-sugar cereals; all the sugar in my diet comes from milk or fruit. I don't remember the last time I had a candy bar.
The interesting thing about shifting away from sweets is that, eventually, you don't really want them anymore. I don't even look at candy anymore; I just don't care.
The next poster will tell us if they prefer cinnamon or butterscotch.
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The next poster doesn't have any dietary restrictions, but is a picky eater nonetheless.
I tried going vegan but couldn't make it without dairy products. I was just too tired all the time and had mouth ulcers and stuff. It's perfectly doable if you cook, but I'm too impatient to cook, so the food I eat is basically always something I can eat within two minutes of taking it out of the fridge. Cheese, hummus, naan, cereal, figs, strawberries, bananas, nuts, and a LOT of milk. So I'm picky in that sense.
The next poster has many dietary restrictions, yet is not a picky eater.
The next person is the exact opposite, if they don't eat very specific food they get IBS.
The nest poster is getting sick of the word "organic" being misused by the food industry to trick people into thinking it means "healthy".
The next poster loves Spongebob.
The next poster lives in a pineapple under the sea.
As for the next poster, absorbent and yellow and porous is he.
Sounds like you're describing a delicious crispy waffle!
However, that doesn't seem to describe me terribly well.
The next poster already voted their mind in the only poll that matters.
The next poster thinks he/she was intimidated into voting for waffles!
The next poster thinks that there's no pancake voter suppression and waffles are just more popular, that's all.
The next person has bought all the christmas gifts already, have absolutely no panic over christmas and is filled with blissful, christmassy joy.
The next poster lives in a country where healthcare isn't this ridiculously expensive.
False :B
The next poster also wishes everyone a happy second day of Hannukah
Of course, at same token with Advent Wish - with some calendar cholate for Jesus fans, and quite happily just devouring that chock with a positive atheist or ecumenical ethos!
But most specifically: happy Hanukkah to you, Buttercheese.
The next poster got 30 cm of snow last night, and was maybe a bit overwhelmed.
@TStael The third Advent is on sunday, silly >.>
The next poster really likes ginger bread!
The next poster has also seen a horrible movie at the bequest of a well-meaning family member.
The next poster also hates Twilight.
The next person would choose to be a lycan over being a vamp, if the choice was unavoidable and forced on them.
The next poster would choose vampire only because they love bats!
I have a friend who used to be involved in live action role play for Vampire: The Masquerade and seemed to have a lot of fun with it, but not being a terribly social person I preferred to just hear the stories rather than participate. That, and I don't want to wander around in bad halloween costumes all the time.
The next poster, if they were 400 years old and immortal, wouldn't be able to think of anything more fun to do than creep around high schools and brood about their plight for the enjoyment of foolish teenagers.
The next poster actually is 400 years old and immortal.
The next poster knows something that humankind was not meant to know.
(I choose not to however)
The next poster knows that I'm lying because nobody knows how to please a woman...
The next poster curses their vivid imagination right now.
The next poster does not like Christmas.
The next poster can never eat enough christmas cookies.
The next poster also has a huge sweet tooth.
The interesting thing about shifting away from sweets is that, eventually, you don't really want them anymore. I don't even look at candy anymore; I just don't care.
The next poster will tell us if they prefer cinnamon or butterscotch.
It's tasty in plain oatmeal when you want to avoid sugar. It's also good in warm apple cider. Butterscotch is pretty much just sugar and butter.
The next poster has fixed something by just using Duct Tape.