...and I like soggy icecream and walks in the rain.
Well, I hate soggy icecream, and being a semi-vegan I sometimes hate icecream. Semi-vegan sounds odd, I guess it is similar to how some people say "I am a vegetarian, but I eat fish." I should just say that I am a vegetarian who tries to limit his dairy intake.
However I do enjoy walking. Yesterday was spent walking around Melbourne with a number of friends. It was highly enjoyable... Looking at interesting architecture and talking about stuff.
Pizza at 'Red Rock Cafe' - very, very nice! It is down Lygon way. Try the gourmet vegetarian pizza. I hear that the non-vegetarian stuff is great as well.
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I came over here from stace's blog -and hi to aidan as well :). One day you might explain something in a way that a non-vegetarian can understand. A lot of vegetarians don't want to eat meat as they care about animals and don't want to eat them -but so often they will eat fish -I will never underdatnd that :).
Also I will never understand why I wrote understand in such a dicky way.
Hi Aidan and Lee,
Some people who want to be vegetarians eat fish to get essential vitamins and minerals which can be hard/impossible to get in a vegetarian diet. For example 'omega 3' oils.
An oil contains a chain of carbon atoms, which are bonded together with single or double bonds.
Most oils (olive oil) have double bonds every six carbons:
c-c-c-c-c-c=c-c-c-c-c-c=c
Omega Three oils (fish oil) have double bonds every three carbons
c-c-c=c-c-c=c-c-c
Is that right Aidan?
It has been too long since I did science at uni.
I dont know why they call themselves vegetarians.
Andrew
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