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GoldCoinLover said:Nevermind. Please disregard this thread.
mikecash said:That is not a nice thing to do when people are going to the trouble of typing up serious responses to your question. I'm going to leave my reply as it is, and if anyone wants context, they can ask you for it.
mikecash said:That particular horse has already been whipped to death, jack2.
Aaah, just think of it as some headless chicken from the slaughterhouse that got loose, now running around the front yard...jack2 said:not point out anything but why is this thread still open?
lexico said:Aaah, just think of it as some headless chicken from the slaughterhouse that got loose, now running around the front yard...
mikecash said:
mikecash said:Seeking help in understanding something that confuses you about another person, without revealing the other person's identity, strikes me as a positive thing to do. But I respect your parents' right to their opinion and agree that you should follow their guidance.
It sounds like your friend is into TV dinners adding to the difficulty. Have you tried linking him some Taiwanese veggie sites ? Being actively Buddhist with strict diets, they should have tons of stuff that he might be able to have shipped to Japan. Besides, couldn't he simply pick up fresh produce from the grocers ? Cooking is relatively easy if they come prewashed, precut if he hasn't the time. I'm sure they are not cheap in Japan, but veggies are cheaper than meat stuff. As for veggie dogfood, I am not aware of any. He should cook a bit more of everything for the doggy if he wants the pup to go vegan, too. Dogs will eat any leftovers from the master's plate, you know. ;-)GoldCoinLover said:My japanese friend has not been on AIM lately. He is very depressed that there are little vegan foods in japan and the description of the texture of the bones on the back of some dogfood labels. I am very worried about him.
Kinsao said:I am not surprised that you are worried about him. You mean there exists somebody who actually reads labels?
lexico said:It sounds like your friend is into TV dinners adding to the difficulty. Have you tried linking him some Taiwanese veggie sites ? Being actively Buddhist with strict diets, they should have tons of stuff that he might be able to have shipped to Japan. Besides, couldn't he simply pick up fresh produce from the grocers ? Cooking is relatively easy if they come prewashed, precut if he hasn't the time. I'm sure they are not cheap in Japan, but veggies are cheaper than meat stuff. As for veggie dogfood, I am not aware of any. He should cook a bit more of everything for the doggy if he wants the pup to go vegan, too. Dogs will eat any leftovers from the master's plate, you know. ;-)
Kinsao said:I am not surprised that you are worried about him. You mean there exists somebody who actually reads labels?
Doc said:Do you think somebody who actually reads the labels on the back of food a bad thing? :?
Doc ☝
No, worries. I didn't notice the label thingie as eccentric 'coz I read 'em all the time. They are fun to read, and very informative as to how the mfr's try to trick me.Kinsao said:Of course it's not a bad thing. It's just an unusual thing.
Or more likely I just move in the wrong circles...
GoldCoinLover said:Alot of people read labels on human food. But I don't think he should be worried about the labels on DOG food. There really isn't any vegan dog food.