Hungry Jacks Rebel Whopper NO Beef

[JA]

Originally Posted by Nikolas

and a counter to that video aboe which is promoted by a Vegan with an agenda promoting a website funded by vegan interests

https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/dea...e-by-veganism/
By all means those who are vegans go and live your vegan lifestyle but please stop the proselytising it will not "convert" people
Personally I eat less meat not because I'm adopting a vegan lifestyle or vegetarian lifestyle, but as I get older a balance or ALL nutrients is the way to go, not one way or the other, why can't we all just get along and not try to convert each other? this is no different to religious arguments.

Hello N,

Are you referring to me, when you say to "stop the proselytising" ?

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JA

[Nikolas (Nik)]

Originally Posted by JA

Hello N,

Are you referring to me, when you say to "stop the proselytising" ?

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JA

No not at all, I'm referring to the vegans who proselytise. The ones who will not listen or tolerate non vegans.
None of what I said was directed to anyone in the forums
Cheers.

[JA]

Good to know. Thanks Nik.

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JA

[Mr.tristan (Tristan)]

So what exactly had this got to do with astronomy?

[PCH (Paul)]

Originally Posted by Mr.tristan

So what exactly had this got to do with astronomy?

For someone with hardly any posts, why would you choose to criticise another’s post/thread. It’s in general chat and non-astronomy posts are allowed.

[sharpiel]

Originally Posted by PCH

For someone with hardly any posts, why would you choose to criticise another’s post/thread. It’s in general chat and non-astronomy posts are allowed.

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[PeterM]

Originally Posted by Mr.tristan

So what exactly had this got to do with astronomy?

Hehe, well yes, it is general chat, but no big deal in asking the question. Some 1300 reads and nearly 50 replies I was waiting for that question to pop up. For me they are the grab n go meal on the 3 hour trip out to our observing site at Leyburn. Where upon arrival I have the energy to roll the observatory roof off and turn the scope on then settle in until 3am...but other than that Hamburgers have nothing to do with Astronomy, or do they?..........

https://www.perthobservatory.com.au/...-the-hamburger

https://www.space.com/36525-first-space-hamburger.html

https://www.nasa.gov/content/space-cheeseburger

https://www.eater.com/2015/10/9/9487...-cheeseburgers

https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/releases/20..._2002_155.html

[Nikolas (Nik)]

Originally Posted by PeterM

Hehe, well yes, it is general chat, but no big deal in asking the question. Some 1300 reads and nearly 50 replies I was waiting for that question to pop up. For me they are the grab n go meal on the 3 hour trip out to our observing site at Leyburn. Where upon arrival I have the energy to roll the observatory roof off and turn the scope on then settle in until 3am...but other than that Hamburgers have nothing to do with Astronomy, or do they?..........

https://www.perthobservatory.com.au/...-the-hamburger

https://www.space.com/36525-first-space-hamburger.html

https://www.nasa.gov/content/space-cheeseburger

https://www.eater.com/2015/10/9/9487...-cheeseburgers

https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/releases/20..._2002_155.html

Best post yet!

[Nikolas (Nik)]

Originally Posted by Mr.tristan

So what exactly had this got to do with astronomy?

I noticed a lot of one line posts that add nothing to any thread by you just today, seems to me like someone upping their post count

[rustigsmed (Russell)]

Originally Posted by Nikolas

Best post yet!

haha classic post.

I did see some fake meat in the supermarket freezer this week - first time.

but realistically i think the future burger and chicken fast food scene will be grown in labs not in fields.

[Bart]

Bring on the Star Trek replicator, that is what I'm waiting for.