If you don't regularly read Frank over at IMAO, well, you should.
This isn't up on his blog as a post today, but from his "Random IMAO quote", which is found at the very top of his banner. That said, it's so damned right, I wanted to give it a mention.
What's the difference between a vegetarian burger and a regular beef burger? Both are just processed vegetables, the former had the processing done by machines and the latter done naturally by a cow. And which one tastes better? Nature's way of course. When a cow eats vegetables, it has this almost magical ability to sort out only the tasty parts of vegetables and then repackage it in the form of yummy meat. But those nature-hating vegetarians think they can outdo God's way and thus are arrogant and evil.
*burp* I agree, and the beef fajitas I just had for lunch agree with me, too.
"...arrogant and evil." LOL!
I stopped by there today, but I missed that.
Posted by: Key | January 13, 2004 at 05:03 PM
Perhaps the real beef burger should be renamed "organic beef burger." It is naturally grown!
Posted by: Ms Anna | January 14, 2004 at 03:36 PM
There is such an animal as "organic beef" already -- it's beef raised without the hormones and antibiotics. "Organic" is not to be confused with "free range," which just means the cows got to wander around before winning the all-expenses-paid trip to the local slaughterhouse. Usually you can find it at gourmet shops and health food stores -- at least the ones that do not cater to the Extreme Vegetarians.
The Extreme Vegetarians believe devoutly in the alleged superiority of their diet and lifestyle -- you simply can't talk to them at all. Oddly enough, many of them wear combat boots, a dead animal product last time I checked.
The data is befinning to roll in on the low-carb thing, and so far, we carnivors with our steaks and caesar salads are turning out to be far healthier than anyone would have believed . . .
Posted by: Anne | January 14, 2004 at 04:47 PM
The most "healthful" thing about a ceasar salad is the romaine letuce, one of the highest in vitamins and minerals of the "rabbit" food genre. It's the dressing that add pounds to our middles.
Posted by: Ms Anna | January 15, 2004 at 05:12 PM
P.S. I like the taste of good food, fat-free caesar salad dressing does not do it for me. If I'm going to eat, I'm going to enjoy it.
Posted by: Ms Anna | January 15, 2004 at 05:16 PM