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Author: BrimstoneBrimstone Date: Jul 27, 2008 03:17
Doug has been trying to bludgeon us all into using bicycles and especially
just recently he has been arguing (I use the word lightly) that disabled
cyclists should be allowed to ride on railway station platforms.
A a paragraph from an article in the Independent dated 26th December 2003
gives the clue as to why.
http://tinyurl.com/6fakh6
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It was like manna from heaven for Doug Bollen, 71, who had spent years
scouring the country in vain for a restaurant who could supply him with a
vegan meal on Christmas Day.
"It is only really possible to get a vegan meal on Christmas Day at an
ethnic restaurant," he said. "Generally it has been difficult eating out."
Doug, who is retired, is a late convert to cycling. He was persuaded by his
doctor to take it up after he experienced hip problems which prevented him
from walking long distances.
"Cycling is all right," he said, "so - although I've got a bus pass - I
don't tend to use public transport now."
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Author: Tony DragonTony Dragon Date: Jul 27, 2008 03:29
Brimstone wrote:
> Doug has been trying to bludgeon us all into using bicycles and especially
> just recently he has been arguing (I use the word lightly) that disabled
> cyclists should be allowed to ride on railway station platforms.
>
> A a paragraph from an article in the Independent dated 26th December 2003
> gives the clue as to why.
>
> http://tinyurl.com/6fakh6
>
> Quote:
> It was like manna from heaven for Doug Bollen, 71, who had spent years
> scouring the country in vain for a restaurant who could supply him with a
> vegan meal on Christmas Day.
>
> "It is only really possible to get a vegan meal on Christmas Day at an
> ethnic restaurant," he said. "Generally it has been difficult eating out."
>
> Doug, who is retired, is a late convert to cycling. He was persuaded by his
> doctor to take it up after he experienced hip problems which prevented him ...
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Author: BrimstoneBrimstone Date: Jul 27, 2008 03:31
Tony Dragon wrote:
> Brimstone wrote:
>> Doug has been trying to bludgeon us all into using bicycles and
>> especially just recently he has been arguing (I use the word
>> lightly) that disabled cyclists should be allowed to ride on railway
>> station platforms. A a paragraph from an article in the Independent dated
>> 26th December
>> 2003 gives the clue as to why.
>>
>> http://tinyurl.com/6fakh6
>>
>> Quote:
>> It was like manna from heaven for Doug Bollen, 71, who had spent
>> years scouring the country in vain for a restaurant who could supply
>> him with a vegan meal on Christmas Day.
>>
>> "It is only really possible to get a vegan meal on Christmas Day at
>> an ethnic restaurant," he said. "Generally it has been difficult
>> eating out." Doug, who is retired, is a late convert to cycling. He was
>> persuaded ...
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Author: AdrianAdrian Date: Jul 27, 2008 05:32
"Brimstone" yahoo.co.uk> gurgled happily, sounding much
like they were saying:
> Quote:
> It was like manna from heaven for Doug Bollen, 71, who had spent years
> scouring the country in vain for a restaurant who could supply him with
> a vegan meal on Christmas Day.
"scouring the country"? Sounds frivolously hypermobile to me.
> "It is only really possible to get a vegan meal on Christmas Day at an
> ethnic restaurant,"
SWMBO went with some friends to a vegan restaurant in London the other
night. It was OK, apparently, for an "experience", but certainly didn't
convince anybody to change diet.
The conversation covered a friend of one of her co-diners, a vegan and
mother to a new baby. She is _refusing_ to breast feed her child because
it's an animal product... FFS.
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Author: johannesjohannes Date: Jul 27, 2008 05:36
Adrian wrote:
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> "Brimstone" yahoo.co.uk> gurgled happily, sounding much
> like they were saying:
> >> Quote:
>> It was like manna from heaven for Doug Bollen, 71, who had spent years
>> scouring the country in vain for a restaurant who could supply him with
>> a vegan meal on Christmas Day.
>
> "scouring the country"? Sounds frivolously hypermobile to me.
>
>> "It is only really possible to get a vegan meal on Christmas Day at an
>> ethnic restaurant,"
>
> SWMBO went with some friends to a vegan restaurant in London the other
> night. It was OK, apparently, for an "experience", but certainly didn't
> convince anybody to change diet.
>
> The conversation covered a friend of one of her co-diners, a vegan and ...
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Author: AdrianAdrian Date: Jul 27, 2008 05:40
johannes siz368568508efitter.com> gurgled happily, sounding much
like they were saying:
>> The conversation covered a friend of one of her co-diners, a vegan and
>> mother to a new baby. She is _refusing_ to breast feed her child
>> because it's an animal product... FFS.
> So she use bottled milk?
Soya "milk"...
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Author: BrimstoneBrimstone Date: Jul 27, 2008 05:52
Adrian wrote:
> johannes siz368568508efitter.com> gurgled happily, sounding much
> like they were saying:
>>>> The conversation covered a friend of one of her co-diners, a vegan
>>> and mother to a new baby. She is _refusing_ to breast feed her child
>>> because it's an animal product... FFS.
>
>> So she use bottled milk?
>
> Soya "milk"...
Poor kid.
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Date: Jul 27, 2008 05:52
> johannes siz368568508efitter.com> gurgled happily, sounding much
> like they were saying:
> >>> The conversation covered a friend of one of her co-diners, a vegan and
>>> mother to a new baby. She is _refusing_ to breast feed her child
>>> because it's an animal product... FFS.
>
>> So she use bottled milk?
>
> Soya "milk"...
She should be arrested for cruelty to the child. Breast milk is the
best, cow's milk formula a barely acceptable substitute and soy "milk"
is offering the child slow starvation, a complete absence of
immunoglobulin and iinsufficient essential fatty acids for proper neural
development.
It's a mental as the idiots I met hwo tried to make their cat "vegan" by
only feeding it on beansprouts.
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Author: johannesjohannes Date: Jul 27, 2008 05:54
Adrian wrote:
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> johannes siz368568508efitter.com> gurgled happily, sounding much
> like they were saying:
> >>> The conversation covered a friend of one of her co-diners, a vegan and
>>> mother to a new baby. She is _refusing_ to breast feed her child
>>> because it's an animal product... FFS.
>
>> So she use bottled milk?
>
> Soya "milk"...
Is that 'milk-free' milk?
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Author: AdrianAdrian Date: Jul 27, 2008 05:57
johannes siz368568508efitter.com> gurgled happily, sounding much
like they were saying:
>>>> The conversation covered a friend of one of her co-diners, a vegan
>>>> and mother to a new baby. She is _refusing_ to breast feed her child
>>>> because it's an animal product... FFS.
>>> So she use bottled milk?
>> Soya "milk"...
> Is that 'milk-free' milk?
And this, my friends, is a fine demonstration of what the poor brat will
grow up to be like.
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