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Date Posted: 23:10:34 02/04/06 Sat
Author: tg
Subject: Re: What's always in your fridge?
In reply to: tg 's message, "What's always in your fridge?" on 10:11:39 02/01/06 Wed

I know if you are vegan you don't eat any animal products, like eggs and milk so why the need for the alternative? That seems funny or odd to me.

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[> Re: What's always in your fridge? -- tg, 23:18:39 02/04/06 Sat [1]

If you like the taste so be it. I wasn't trying to offend you, I thought part of not eating dead animals was also the taste/flavour.

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