Mathematician
Reason, and reason again
If I really need to explain, then surely there is something wrong.
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Reason, and reason again
I'm slower than a cheesecake at making polls. 
And of course I forget to add Other for those Pescetarians out there. Sorry!
And of course I forget to add Other for those Pescetarians out there. Sorry!
Comprehend
Res Ipsa Loquitur
I like to stick mostly to grains, fruits and vegetables but a nice juicy steak every once in a while and a roast on Sundays are oh so good.:drool:
I'm an A-1 fan. anyone else love A-1?
I'm an A-1 fan. anyone else love A-1?
Katzpur
Not your average Mormon
I voted "General - Meat Eater" although I am an aspiring vegetarian. I hardly ever eat red meat, and I don't think I'd ever never stop eating fish, but my goal is to cut out all red meat and chicken/turkey. I am just such a fast food addict (chicken generally) that I know it would be a real lifestyle change. I'd have to actually cook meals for a change. I just don't know if I have the determination I'd need to stick to my commitment.
Lindsey-Loo
Steel Magnolia
I eat meat, vegetables. I don't really care, as long as it's good.
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Majikthise
Guest
Omnivorous.:drool:
You eat what you can get growing up with six siblings in the same house.
You eat what you can get growing up with six siblings in the same house.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I would prefer a diet that is primarily meat, with not much more than meat.
But living on my own now, I have found meat to be very expensive, and that I can buy more food if I buy less meat.
I doubt I could go back to a meat rich diet though, as my blood preassure has dropped by 10 on both diastolic and systolic (I use to be at 140/70, now I'm at 130/60.) I don't really feel any better, but with my maternal grandfather and uncle dying from heart related problems, and my dad has high blood preassure, I'm guessing a good blood preassure will add a few years to my life, and reduce the chances of stroke/heart attack.
But living on my own now, I have found meat to be very expensive, and that I can buy more food if I buy less meat.
I doubt I could go back to a meat rich diet though, as my blood preassure has dropped by 10 on both diastolic and systolic (I use to be at 140/70, now I'm at 130/60.) I don't really feel any better, but with my maternal grandfather and uncle dying from heart related problems, and my dad has high blood preassure, I'm guessing a good blood preassure will add a few years to my life, and reduce the chances of stroke/heart attack.
(General) Meat Eater .
It depends on my wife's whims, at the time. I used to love meat; she decided that we would all be fitter as Vegetarians, and I became used to that idea; as soon as I had done so, she thought that being a vegetarian was a bit "limited".
The only real change (in me) is that I could very hapilly become vegetarian, vegan, whatever - if the choice was mine - and that would not be from a Moral perspective, since, to me, eating a cabbage is still killing a life.
It depends on my wife's whims, at the time. I used to love meat; she decided that we would all be fitter as Vegetarians, and I became used to that idea; as soon as I had done so, she thought that being a vegetarian was a bit "limited".
The only real change (in me) is that I could very hapilly become vegetarian, vegan, whatever - if the choice was mine - and that would not be from a Moral perspective, since, to me, eating a cabbage is still killing a life.
Lindsey-Loo
Steel Magnolia
I love animals, too. I love my kitty cat, and am fairly big on animal rights, but I still eat meat. Not a lot, mind you, I hate pork and fish of all kinds. I like chicken and beef, and that's about it. Oh and turkey and dove and deer, if we're talking about wild animals. I was a vegeterian for about a year. It didn't go over well with my family. Oh well, I'm much happier eating meat anyway.
Green Gaia
Veteran Member
(General) Meat Eater who likes to eat very little meat and would be happy as a vegetarian.
mostly harmless
Endlessly amused
Mostly vegetarian....sometimes I eat chicken or fish...and even more rarely I will eat steak...
I love tofu.
I love tofu.
Booko
Deviled Hen
There are some Inuit-related peoples in Siberia who do that. The Inuit probably used to be not far off of total meat eating in the past. They've probably adapted so such a diet, though. I sure wouldn't recommend it for anyone else. :areyoucragracie said:
I chose General meat eater. I couldn't live without raspberries, blueberries and wheat. :eat:
My vegetarian doctor has ordered me to eat meat, so I kinda have to. But honestly, 3 oz of meat at a meal is *not* much. Try and get a 3 oz. steak at a restaurant sometime. I know one Thai place that has wonderful scallops and that's about what you get.
I was a near vegetarian for about 3 years, but I always felt very run down and got ill faster. I expect my diet was not balanced.