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Re: A Comment on Vegetarian Humanist Group Message

hmur...@etain.fsworld.co.uk (HMurphy) — Sun, 06 Jun 2008 03:24:12 UT

Thank you most interesting
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A Comment on Vegetarian Humanist Group Message

manavatav...@lycos.com (Swamiji) — Thu, 06 Jun 2008 23:11:09 UT

Though the Arabic Ethnic Word 'Hindu' was an attempt to make it a
religion during 14th to 16th centuries AD during the Islamic reign
in 'BHARAT' for which the Europian Word 'INDIA' is widely dominated
all over, for this land's identity related to a border making river
called as 'SINDHU' by the people dwelled on this land and had been

hi

matthewl...@yahoo.co.uk (Firestormn22@googlemail.com) — Tue, 02 Feb 2008 12:34:19 UT

anyone based near kent?

Re: Darwin day lectures - oh what to wear!

hmur...@etain.fsworld.co.uk (HMurphy) — Wed, 01 Jan 2008 05:49:12 UT

Yes I know what you mean about everything being down south. Mustn't go into
using the word for other meanings though as in the song Get Your Rocks Off
(sorry its all this talk of Frank Zappa it reminds me of rock music)
Isn't there anything in Rochdale then? You would think being the home of
the Co-operative movement and the Workers Educational Association they would

Re: Darwin day lectures - oh what to wear!

hmur...@etain.fsworld.co.uk (HMurphy) — Wed, 01 Jan 2008 05:34:33 UT

Hi Stephen, As I live in Scotland I am pretty sure I won't be at the Darwin
Day lecture in London and I may even be in hospital as well.
Yes that is a dilemma as to what to wear at things isn't it I have the same
problem. Comfortable in a jumper and cords at home and pretty much the same
for shopping some occasions present problems. Like do I go to an AGM in a

Re: Becoming Vegan

hmur...@etain.fsworld.co.uk (HMurphy) — Wed, 01 Jan 2008 05:24:18 UT

Thanks Norma
You have put a lot of thought into this and I may manage at least a Vegan day.
I do sometimes have sprouts, broad beans and potato with herbs for a meal. Although I have to admit the broad beans are sometimes from a frozen food company.
Yes other forms of protein could be problematic if one were working on the Clyde as a stevedore as I think you would need a pretty good helping of beans and peas to keep going but that is not to say I do not think it couldn't be done.

Re: Becoming Vegan

hmur...@etain.fsworld.co.uk (HMurphy) — Wed, 01 Jan 2008 05:09:17 UT

Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately I cannot use it because my computer is
broken in places so I cannot access what you sent. Thanks anyway.
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Re: Darwin day lectures - oh what to wear!

janetj...@btinternet.com (Janet Jinx) — Mon, 01 Jan 2008 11:58:07 UT

Why is EVERYTHING down south?
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Darwin day lectures - oh what to wear!

step...@makessense.co.uk (Stephen) — Mon, 01 Jan 2008 10:53:29 UT

Hi all,
I'll be at the Darwin day lecture in London. Any one else there?
I have a Frank Zappa t-shirt with the large letters "DUMB ALL OVER"
written on it.
([link])
Would it be appropriate to wear it and would it be misinterpreted?
Stephen

Re: Becoming Vegan

norm...@aol.com — Sat, 01 Jan 2008 18:11:10 UT

Hi there H - I'm Norma, I too live in Scotland (Glasgow) and I've been vegan
for the last 3 years (vegetarian for the previous 25). I found your
bath-think question very interesting, as it's something I've been ruminating over
myself recently. If I avoid the supermarket (which I try to do as often as I

Re: Becoming Vegan

hawkin...@btinternet.com (Edward Hawkins) — Sat, 01 Jan 2008 12:17:37 UT

I think it would be very difficult to maintain a vegan diet solely based on
products grown in this country. Soya plays a large part in many vegans'
diets; as far as I know none is grown in this country. Rice is another
product which has to come from abroad and although it is possible to live the

Re: Becoming Vegan

hmur...@etain.fsworld.co.uk (HMurphy) — Sun, 01 Jan 2008 05:52:08 UT

Hi
I was having a think in the bath this morning - what else is new - and tried
to come up with a vegan diet which didn't use products from overseas. I do
not think I will become a vegan but may have a vegan week sometime. All I
could come up with was potatoes and turnips and oatmeal. I live in
Scotland - any ideas? Seaweed for essential iodine I would think but what

Re: Becoming Vegan

step...@makessense.co.uk (Stephen) — Wed, 01 Jan 2008 09:40:48 UT

No vegan verses veggie stuff please - keep on topic.

Becoming Vegan

sastea...@yahoo.com (sastearns) — Wed, 01 Jan 2008 01:33:17 UT

You want to live in harmony with the earth and its inhabitants. You
want a healthy body and mind. Becoming Vegan is a good way to start.
people have alot of wrong notions and myths when it comes to the Vegan
Lifestyle. Find out facts to dispel those myths. Along with helpful
advice and reference books.

Re: CHESTER ZOO

clayt...@btinternet.com — Sun, 01 Jan 2008 11:42:58 UT

Have I missed something here 'VEGANESE'? Views about what? I presume
something has happened regarding Chester Zoo but I have no idea what
it is.

Chris