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"Proof I need to pay closer attention as I'm scrolling through Google Reader: I read "Eat Humane: Food Guides for Meat, *Dogs*, and Dairy.

Yikes! I didn't think this was that kind of website."

really, there's no difference. dogs and cows - both animals. in some countries it's absurd to eat cows just as much as americans find it absurd to eat dog. how about not eating any animals instead of picking favorites?

anyways, gross.

and there's no "humane" meat. it's humane not to kill them at all. it's ridiculous.

patrick:
my 2 dogs are vegan (completely vegan since day 1).
they eat vegan kibble and get legumes for protein.

the longest living dog was vegan, by the way.

amiebarber8:

sorry but you can't be "pescatarian/vegan".

vegans never ever eat or wear animal products. not even sometimes, not even for special occasions or when you're really hungry and there's nothing but fish around. fish is not a food for vegans.

technically people who eat fish are still not true vegetarians because fish isn't a vegetable or dairy product but feel free to call yourself a precatarian. i have no problem there :)

saying you're "/vegan" causes confusion and this is probably why as a vegan people have to ask if I eat fish as well. Just trying to keep the misinformation down.

veganaise!

if your kid can't have peanut butter can they have almond butter or cashew butter?
It's much tastier & just a nutritious.

if you're lactose intolerant you could try tofu ricotta, cashew cheese, or the incredible daiya cheese.
Also, pesto and as many veggies as you can find and stack on top.

this recipe is actually vegan.

ASK IF THE HOUSE IS UP TO CODE AND PASSED INSPECTION BY THE CITY
can not stress this enough. we got stuck in a craftsman that we loved but after living in there for 2 months foundout it was not up to code, never inspected, none of the outlets were grounded, lots of windows didn't open, there wasn't a deadbolt on the inside and a million other problems because the owner did everything himself (including the electric installation and work because it was cheaper. but it's illegal because he didn't have an electicians license AND he didn't even know what "grounded" meant.

The landlord seemed ok at first but we had to keep asing for him to fix things (because nothing was working or done correctly) and when the city found out he was illegally leasing an uninspected house he refused to fix anything. so we threatened to sue him. he gave us all of our money back (rent deposits) and we headed for the hills.