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Nobody is just a vegetarian anymore. If you eat fish, you're a pescetarian. I was recently informed by a friend that since he drinks milk, eats eggs, and fish (but not beef), he is a lacto-ovo-pescetarian. This is getting complicated! We need a website where you can check boxes for all the types
of food you eat and it will generate a name for your specific type of picky eating. Check "plants only" and you are a true vegetarian. Adding poultry and eggs returns "ovo-polio-atarian". Checking all the boxes returns "normal". I'm not sure what checking the Taco Bell box would mean.
-> the pseudo-latin spelling for these things doesn't really make sense to me, but they seem to be widely accepted so lets roll with it.
Wheat is murder
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(Married to the Sea) [normzone, Feb 22 2013]
Waddaya Know...
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I'm a proletarian. I eat proles. |
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Actually, the word for "normal" is "omnivore". |
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Chocoholic, plain and simple. |
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[+] I'm an imaginatarian!!
Not that I eat imaginary foods, but I cook with imagination! |
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I prefer to replace the A with an I, which gets you "utilitarian", "antidisestablishmentarian", "communitarian" and the like. |
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What's wrong with the generic term "fussy eater"? |
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[Normzone] sadly, there is a growing real life movement not to eat wheat for various reasons, but most recently that the genetic modifications in wheat make it addictive which makes you fat. |
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//sadly// Why sadly? I used to be appalled and
enraged by the ability of people to believe in a truly
remarkable range of incredibly stupid things. More
recently, though, I have decided to be uplifted and
cheered by the fact that most people are incredibly
stupid, often in several different ways. |
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But, to return to the idea, I'm an egalitarian. But
egals are hard to catch, so I'm considering becoming
a humanitarian. |
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God, this annoys me. I had an ex who was snippy
about this and when I offered her a burger she
proclaimed, "no, of course not, I'm a vegetarian", to
which I replied, "no you aren't, you eat chicken".
"Yes, but only chicken, I am a pollo-vegetarian".
Please. I call BS, there are no vegetarians as even
the strictest vegan, needs B12 shots which are
basically distilled liver. And yes, I dated one of
those too who got her shot every year. The
funniest/cruelest thing was she was trying to turn
her dog vegan. As you can see I have a history of
bad decisions about women. |
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I never understood the intolerance towards dietary decisions, however it does seem to be a reciprocation of intolerances. If someone chooses to eat only veggies and chicken, then they are likely using 'vegetarian' as an easy way to explain they don't want your meat, and who really cares? If there's a significant drop in meat sales, meat's on sale! |
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I think that each selection should sprout a series of sub selections. e.g. select "I eat meat" and you are asked: red? white? fish? insects? Select "yes" to "red" and it asks, muscle, skin, hair, offal, each of these branches to cow, pig, horse, mislabelled, deer, kangaroo, elk, yak, etc. |
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I think it has to be a "yes/Maybe/No" for each, "yes" and "no" has to be absolute, "Maybe" can be qualified. |
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Perhaps the highest level on the tree can be "I consume". This branches to "food / Drink"... etc. |
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I am croissantarian. And so are you. |
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I'm an omnivorous vegetarian: I eat vegetables, and
everything else on the plate. |
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//there are no vegetarians as even the strictest vegan, needs B12 shots //
Utter bollocks. |
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Since this is written as a sentence (with initial capital and final full stop), "Utter" is clearly a verb in the imperative mood, and "bollocks" its object. |
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We will do our best to comply... |
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I'm an arachnophobiatarian - I only eat things that are afraid of spiders. |
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