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Yeah, that's tradition in Germany. Fat unhygienic beer drinking men.
But I hate beer.

But you like tea? That sounds more English than German.

Yes, I like. It's Britain tradition but I love tea, too.

That's okay. I don't eat potatoes (except chips and similar), but i really love noodles.

Noodles are tasting good, but I can't eat them too often.

I must be the only Brit that doesn't drink tea that much. Maybe when I get old I'll absolutely guzzle the stuff like my boss does, she could have about 4 cups during the time I'm working!

Since I actually tried it I prefer coffee.

I've yet to find noodles that taste good, all the ones I ever had were ass.

Some noodles are awesome, some are crap. Pot Noodle is one of the awesomes...

BTW, Stacey what made you decide to become vegetarian?

Has anyone tried rice noodles? I don't like them q:

No, rice noodles I don't like. The best are colorful noodles.

Noodles are colourful? I thought only spagetti was colourful.

Well, green noodles, red noodles...
I'm sure you know of her existance

I'm sure I don't know

I've had red, purple and black pasta ^^ The black one's were kinda off-putting as they looked a bit like slugs

I've had red and green pasta but black and purple? lol

Really, it sounds crazy. I want to try them. Think you have to send me someone again, Acarr

Tagilatelle is green, orange and normal ^^

@mostwanted: lol I'll try XD

Acarr wrote:BTW, Stacey what made you decide to become vegetarian?

At first, it was the BSE scares that haunted the UK even in 2000. I used to get really shit scared at anything that was branded deadly, so then it was more to do with that than "OMG SAVIN THE ANIMALZ!!one1" My mother convinced me that eating chicken still counts as veggie, but later I just cut meat, fish and gelatine out altogether and became what I am today. I'd be lying if I said I feel miles better, as I have to take supplements [ie iron] because I eat more junk food than anything. All I ate was processed meat with little nutritional value anyway, so I'm probably not missing much as far as that's concerned.

It's a long story really, and all I want is to not be seen as some preachy veggie that throws shit at a McDonalds.

I know alot of vegetarians ^^ But they all have a different reason etc.

Have you seen that film Year of the dog? It's about a vegan who goes completely mad It's kinda freaky aswell...

I wouldn't go vegan unless I suddenly get very intolerant to all things made by an animal, which isn't likely. I do get tummy upsets but whether it's bread, milk, egg etc has yet to be found out. I don't know where I'd be without eggs, honey and butter.

Vegans also hate leather, animal tested things, fur jackets, and other stuff, I think... I don't see the point, although inhumane animal testing is kinda sick and stuff.