Poll

do you have these hotdogs

no im pretty safe
36 (73.5%)
yes but i havent ate them yet
1 (2%)
yes and i ate them call 911
12 (24.5%)

Total Members Voted: 49

Author Topic: Oklahoma Food Company recalls over 372,000 lbs of Hot Dogs & Corn Dogs  (Read 15370 times)

What we're saying is that you're making an irrelevant point. You can lose weight on any diet therefore a vegan diet has no benefit in that regard. On the other side, you could eat a nutritionally balanced vegan diet and still gain weight on it if you're over consuming calories. 4000 calories of broccoli is still 4000 calories. The type of diet you eat isn't anywhere close to as important as just the raw amount of energy you consume.
Furthermore, unless you couple the change in diet with proper activity, you will inevitably gain weight. It just comes with inactivity.

I'm going to take a wild guess and say that it's cause he has absolutely no loving clue what he's talking about and his 'lifestyle' is about as impulsive as 99% of his posts.
You have no basis for this. I've had more than 12 years to think out my Veganism. This is like telling an Auto-Mechanic he doesn't know what he's talking about when it comes to cars. He's been fixing them for 12 years.

Furthermore, unless you couple the change in diet with proper activity, you will inevitably gain weight. It just comes with inactivity.
You'll want exercise under any diet.

I've had more than 12 years to think out my Veganism.

If this is true, it makes your statements even more worrying. Do you talk to a nutritionist regularly?


Yea dude, 99% of the time Veganism is the option for better weightloss.
You're being inconsistent again. You said that veganism was healthier than non-veganism 99% of the time.

I'm sure the only reason you keep trying to take the argument back to weight loss is because you can't actually support this claim:
No, it's not inherently healthier, because a vegan could eat nothing but Salt and Vinegar Potato Chips. It's healthier in 99% of cases. Happy?

In hindsight, you're exactly right. But nobody sits there and deeply thinks out everything they say, and as such there's no way to know which are gonna randomly set off the BLF hate-squad. It seems a lot more reasonable to just expect everyone not to overreact and understand that jokes are not serious.
Well, I guess if you've acknowledged that it would've been best left un-posted, then we're fine. I'm not going to debate the merits of vegetarianism because I don't actually know that much about the health benefits vs consequences.

Also is anyone going to point out how many loving times he's saying 99%

like any time somebody claims that high of a percentile you gotta know their story's bullstuff

I don't actually know that much about the health benefits vs consequences.
You'd make a perfect vegan then  :cookieMonster:

"hot dogs"
osht i didn't even think about that
i was just thinking about it being a sausage fest

people in here fightin with zealot and im just trying to get over the fact that over 372 tons of hot and corn dogs exist in oklahoma like


that's about 1.918 food dogs per oklahoman, assuming we count corndogs without their sticks and breading

In hindsight, you're exactly right. But nobody sits there and deeply thinks out everything they say, and as such there's no way to know which are gonna randomly set off the BLF hate-squad. It seems a lot more reasonable to just expect everyone not to overreact and understand that jokes are not serious.
i think the point where it starts being serious is where you actually begin to take on discussion. if you had said at the time "yeah dw guys it was a joke no worries" this might have turned out differently, though it doesn't seem like you intended the initial comment to be a complete joke

i really don't think anyone actually cares if someone is vegan here. the only problem comes when they feel pressured to concede that the way they eat is morally incorrect, which they aren't going to do, hence this thousand year stufffest

that's about 1.918 hotdogs per oklahoman, assuming we count corndogs without their sticks and breading
i eat 2 hot dogs whenever we make them
so yeah seems legit

The main reason veganism makes you lose weight is malnutrition. By cutting off meat and dairy products you are cutting off some of them best sources for things like protein. Another reason also where vegans lose more weight is because they dont eat processed meat. The thing is, normal meat is not as bad as you think. Most of the time people are freaking out over PROCESSED meat like hotdogs that contribute to weight gain.

Also mczealot i think that malnutrition is maybe going into your brain.

that's about 1.918 food dogs per oklahoman, assuming we count corndogs without their sticks and breading
how many humans could we make out of all those dogs

Also mczealot i think that malnutrition is maybe going into your brain.

All things considered, this is something I can get behind