Are You a Vegetarian?

Nope. I don't even know if I want to think about life without meat. I hardly ever eat vegetables save for some ceasar salad. So vegetarian is a no-no for me.

Not a vegetarian.
Meat is way too delicious to give up, and has proteins or whatever all that is that you'd have to eat a ton of vegetables to come up with an equivalent amount of. I also have the viewpoint that refusing to eat the animals doesn't make a difference to the actual amount that are already in food form regardless of whether one chooses to eat them or not (not that I hate vegetarians or anything).

Yes yes i am also whats up to all vegetarian buddies on GFF pm me for secret vegetarian crew meetup.

God said I could.

No, I was raised with meat, and I couldn't really imagine giving it up. I don't think I would be disciplined enough to properly replace the missing nutrients either. I still love fruits and veggies though. With some exceptions, of course

vegetarian-sadly missing out on the sweet taste of life.

As outdated as it is, my diet looks sorta like the food pyramid. Only with less bread-stuffs and more meat, fruit, and (green!) veggies. I'm the vegetarian's worst nightmare. I eat something like 250g of protein a day. Whatever you've all heard, there's nothing wrong with red meat. The natural, grass-fed variety is full of omega-3's. My cholesterol is in the 130's, and I eat well over the recommended values for saturated fat and cholesterol. The one thing I tend to stay away from is pork; its nutrition value is pretty low. I indulge in the occasional sausage or canadian bacon (which is actually very lean), and for all the time in between it tastes that much better.

I'm a post-modern vegetarian; I eat meat ironically...

Nah, I eat fish but that's about it. I've never really liked meat that much so it doesn't bother me, and I probably would go fully vegetarian if I didn't love seafood so much. I can't even remember why; I think I was guilt-tripped into it by a protest in my city at the time when they were handing out pamphlets. I never went back to eating meat after that and it doesn't appeal to me anymore either.

EDIT: Actually the other night the rare steak my brother made is possibly the most tempted I've been to eat meat in about 3 years now. God, it looked gorgeous, and I've never even had steak before.

I'm not a vegetarian right now, although I was functionally so for a long time for economic reasons. Even meat bought in bulk and on sale isn't as cheap as a few bags of lentils and some tofu. I got pretty good at lentils. (Meat in bulk for cheap was pretty tempting sometimes but I didn't have a freezer and there was only one of me, so it wasn't really possible.)

I've been meating vegetarian dishes... Oh, crap. I mean I've been *eating* vegetarian meals for dinner for a long time. My mom just tends to make more vegetarian based dinners. I don't get meat often around the house, but if I was threatened into it, I could probably go vegetarian. I love most vegetables. Because of this habit of eating in the way I was raised, I'm often craving a juicy steak.

I got into a discussion with one of my vegetarian friends a while back, and she pointed out to me how disgusting it was to her that non-vegetarians eat meat from the bone. I could understand that point of view, but I also find it funny in retrospect because the bone has that unique bone-flavor.

I'm not a vegetarian either. I love fruits and vegetables though, but I don't think I can manage a lifestyle where I exclude meat from my diet. (Although it probably would be good if I do cut some from my diet; meat tends to be fatty, and my cholesterol must be through the roof!)

I don't think there's anything wrong with being a vegetarian. There are some branches of vegetarianism I don't really understand (like, it's ok to eat fish, even though they're alive with nerve endings? ), but I don't think it's that big of a deal.

Resident vegatarian along with pom. I started being a vegetarian out of a whim and it will be out of whim I will start eating meat again. I just wanted to try it out and thats really my only reason. I thought it would be hard without meat, but its easier than you think.

Hay GFF.

No, I'm not a vegetarian. I, for myself, actually like eating meat alot. Especially stake, chicken, meatballs, etc. I also eat vegetables alot, too. But I eat more meat than I eat vegetables, thus me not being a vegetarian.

hmm I love red meat, fish, chicken.... what's more... I hate veggies... guess I'll never become like spiderman... that dick said "eat your vegetables"! I WANT POWERS TOO!

i like veggies sometimes but no i'm not vegetarian .. no way i'd be
i love meat ! why should i deny myself from such a joy !

No, but interestingly enough i was raised vegetarian. At about the age of 12 i decided to switch, which has since made for an interesting situation, as i am now living with four vegetarians.

Half the time i do eat vegetarian, but i'm used to it.

although I enjoy my vegetables, I am not a vegetarian. it's eat or be eaten, besides, the last vegetarian I knew got eaten by a lion on a trip to africa, *gleaming with sarcasm*

I believe God put animals on this Earth so we can eat them.

Carrots don't have feelings.

No, no. I am not a vegetarian, but making sure that I have not previously made its acquaintance--whilst it was still living, of course--is very important to me. My dinner and I, ideally, should not engage in conversation.

By no leaps and bound am I a vegitarian. There's just that feeling you get when you get into a nice dont steak with the works...nothing will replace that. And a a reponse to those veggie eaters..don't carrots have feelings too? They respect life after all, so...