S/O Vegetarian eating Five Guys burger

[Anonymous]

I used to be vegetarian, but I got tired of the holier than thou attitude, so now I eat meat too, even though I mostly cook vegetarian. I see a lot of holier than thou attitudes with vegetarians. Love RR Roast Beef Sandwiches!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I used to be vegetarian, but I got tired of the holier than thou attitude, so now I eat meat too, even though I mostly cook vegetarian. I see a lot of holier than thou attitudes with vegetarians. Love RR Roast Beef Sandwiches!

This post makes no sense.

[Anonymous]

I would say the person is a vegetarian.... that slips up now and again.

I don't drink soda. But I might take a sip of my son's at a party. I still say I don't drink soda.

[Anonymous]

LOL - the vegetarian who eats Five Guys! Extra bacon too?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm a vegetarian except for the 1 or 2 times a year I cave and eat an Arby's roast beef sandwich, of all things.

Your not a vegetarian. You eat very little amounts of meat yearly. Just say you hardly ever eat meat, but aren't a vegetarian.

+1. And please don't ever tell someone who invites you over for dinner that you are.a vegetarian. If you can make an exception a couple of times a year for fast food, you can make an exception out of courtesy to a host who invites you for dinner. Just say you rarely eat meat which is the truth. Calling yourself a vegetarian. Is stretching the truth too much.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was a vegetarian for over a decade. If I ate a hamburger, I would have had bad stomach pain all night. Your stomach has to get used to eating meat.

I'm not longer a vegetarian, but I still can't eat red meat (I don't like it and don't want to eat it). It's hard to explain that to people. If it's a dinner party, I will peck at the food and pretend.

I was a vegetarian for about 6 years. When I restarted eating meat, my body reacted the exact same way it had reacted previously. There was no adjustment period.

[Anonymous]

mmmmmm....5 guys...


Sorry, I'm pregnant.

That is all.

[Anonymous]

Mostly vegetarian.

[Anonymous]

I knew a guy who would say, I'm a vegan but sometimes I eat bone marrow. Uh, ok. He was truly annoying anyway, total douche.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I used to be vegetarian, but I got tired of the holier than thou attitude, so now I eat meat too, even though I mostly cook vegetarian. I see a lot of holier than thou attitudes with vegetarians. Love RR Roast Beef Sandwiches!

This made me crack up.

[Anonymous]

This thread is ridiculous. Like a Five Guys burger is so awesome that Vegetarians simply HAVE to have one occasionally?

FG is mediocre at best. Who's paying you to promote it OP?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This thread is ridiculous. Like a Five Guys burger is so awesome that Vegetarians simply HAVE to have one occasionally?

FG is mediocre at best. Who's paying you to promote it OP?

Bizarre conclusions you are reaching there. My post is in response to this from another thread:

Please advise me on whether each of my following friends is vegetarian:
- The one who likes chorizo occasionally because it reminds her of her mother;
- The one who eats chicken nuggets on her birthday;
- The one who eats gummy bears;
- The one who likes a type of fruit juice that has carmine in it (from ground beetle shells);
- The ones who eat eggs (are these meat or dairy?);
- The one who takes a prescription medication that is not yet available in a vegetarian form;
- The three who were craving beef during their pregnancy so went to Five Guys one or twice.

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Oh man, now I am craving 5 Guys!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was a vegetarian for over a decade. If I ate a hamburger, I would have had bad stomach pain all night. Your stomach has to get used to eating meat.

I'm not longer a vegetarian, but I still can't eat red meat (I don't like it and don't want to eat it). It's hard to explain that to people. If it's a dinner party, I will peck at the food and pretend.

I was a vegetarian for about 6 years. When I restarted eating meat, my body reacted the exact same way it had reacted previously. There was no adjustment period.

Different PP. I had two friends who both stopped eating meat and had digestion issues when they resumed eating. One had been off for about 3 years and one for about 15 years. In both cases, it took several months of slowly introducing animal products back into their system for their digestion to normalize without gas, gastric pains/cramps, and waste elimination issues. I've known others who didn't have problems like you, but there are exceptions, so PP's story is not that unusual.

[Anonymous]

Someone who eats meat occasionally is not a vegetarian. No matter how hard you want to call yourself that - there's only black and white with this.