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Any vegans out there?

Bob Denman said:
Isn't Religion something that we're supposed to avoid discussing in here? :dontknow:
Oh the Hell with that! :roflblack:
Dan,
Would you think that a person is being illogical; if they choose to "play risk versus reward" with this issue?
Think about this:
If you believe, and you're wrong: what will it cost you?
Not a dang thing! :thumbup:
But what might happen to you if you don't believe, and you're wrong??? :shocked:
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The answer to your first question is yes. :thumbup:

The last question, something like, "I am still making up my mind, but I am getting closer to a decision." :roflblack:
 
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Hi wyliec,

Re: only on spyderlovers.

You need to get out more.

Come over to my skydiving forum and you will change your mind. This place is tame when compared to there.

However, there are different rules there; that will definitely effect what can be 'discussed.'

Jerry Baumchen
 
PrairieSpyder said:
How about the people who live above the arctic circle who have lived on blubber for so long? There are other population groups who also subsist on diets high in animal fat that have long lives and low incidence of heart disease.


The whole fat-cholesterol-heart disease thing is not exactly settled science. Check out this book: https://www.amazon.com/Big-Fat-Surp...id=1508332559&sr=1-1&keywords=the+big+fat+lie
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wyliec said:
Before I buy it, have you read it, or have you just read the filler on amazon?

I read the filler, and it answered my most important question. Not whether bacon is good, but is buttered popcorn good. I just love buttered popcorn more than bacon, and it looks like I'm good to go.

Sorry, I forgot: thank you for the link.
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Yes, I have read it. It gives the history of how the government guidelines became what they are today. And how studies that might contradict the current guidelines just can't get funding.

akspyderman said:
Just to clarify--I am about 400 miles from the Arctic Circle. I ain't eating any blubber or stinkfish or blubber and berries ice cream. My palate is a tad more sophisticated. Those who imbibe are much tougher than I. :roflblack::roflblack:
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I didn't think you would eat that, Dwayne. I was referring to the native populations, but wasn't sure what the politically correct words were to refer to them.
 
PrairieSpyder said:
Yes, I have read it. It gives the history of how the government guidelines became what they are today. And how studies that might contradict the current guidelines just can't get funding.



I didn't think you would eat that, Dwayne. I was referring to the native populations, but wasn't sure what the politically correct words were to refer to them.
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No PC to worry about on this subject. Native works. They do not like Eskimo. Otherwise, they prefer to be called by their tribal designation. We have at least 10 here. One is Inupiat, I don't have all of the others handy. They learned to eat what was available to them. Price for everyday food items is at least 10 times what it costs in Anchorage. You ran into that I am guessing when you visited Barrow--which now has a new native name. Utqiagvik
 
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When it comes to what's good and what's bad in food all I have to say is: Every diet works for someone, no diet works for everyone.

Every person in the food and medical industry who is knowledgeable about diet and nutrition shares a common characteristic with every teacher of every religion in the world. Ain't a single one of them got a lock on the truth! :lecturef_smilie:
 
Firefly said:
So should you make sure and believe in the 3,600 claimed gods out there?

Believe 'just in case' ? Oh please....

It's 2017.. time for people to enlighten up already. We know better than to actually believe in mythical fairytales.
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:D It sure gives you lots of choices: doesn't it? :D
As Ron said: you only need to pick one... :thumbup:
 
Come on guys and gals, can't we just all get back to discussing National Anthem Protests!:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
 
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