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    Default Any other vegetarians on SRP?

    Just wondering who out there is a vegetarian (if anyone). I am always trying to dispel the myth that veggies are sissy little girly men, and, being a man's man myself, I would love to find out who around here joins me in not partaking of flesh.

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    Clearly sissy girlie men use straight razors.



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    Untill the birth of our son, my wife was a vegetarian. However, when the lad was nursing, she craved chicken. She still eats chicken , but is otherwise a veggy. She actually got me to eat tofu and like it. It's all in the preperation, I guess. Her tofu burgers are something I actually ask for, they're so good.

    I don't think vegetarians are sissys, I just think that they're missing out on all the really good food

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    Even when I order a salad it has
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    My wife was a vegetarian for 10 years or so. She just go tired of the hassle of dealing with trying to get just vegetarian meals. I have NEVER been a vegetarian. My dad was a butcher.

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    Perhaps you can answer something I've been curious about: I know there are vegetarian strops available, but what is it that they're made of? I find it hard to imagine a synthetic material being sufficiently similar to leather in it's mechanical properties and I can't think of a plant based material which would be suitable either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shotwell1234 View Post
    Just wondering who out there is a vegetarian (if anyone). I am always trying to dispel the myth that veggies are sissy little girly men, and, being a man's man myself, I would love to find out who around here joins me in not partaking of flesh.
    Shotwell,
    You want to talk to a vegetarian who is "none sissy" talk to this guy:
    www.mikemahler.com
    Mike is an acquaintance of mine and, I believe, a vegan. He is an outstanding person and strong as all get out. I got the opportunity to train with him at a kettle bell workshop in London and he really impressed me.

    -Aaron
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    Hello and thanks for the wonderful post! I am new to the art of straight razor shaving and was concerned about vegan products, which prompted the search (that is how I found this post); I am glad to see that there is some concern about ethical topics on this forum! To answer your question, I am vegan and have been so off and on for over 10 years, I have been vegetarian most of my life...so you can add a tally mark to your list.

    Thank you,

    Jay Bustamante

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