It’s all good, Ankit. Whatever puts a smile on the lining of your stomach is all good.
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10 thoughts on “I choose not to make a graveyard of my body for the rotting corpses of dead animals ― George Bernard Shaw”
Hitler was a vegetarian. I don’t know what that has to do with the subject of this post; I just thought I’d throw in a bit of useless information and keep the discussion interesting.
Thanks for that Kathy. Useless information sits well with Bill Y.
I never heard that explanation before. I have to give Ankit a lot of credit here!
I think Ankit is employing something I use a lot myself – massive confusion!
Beware, Ankit: hatred of plants can become all-consuming.
(I’m very impressed by Ankit’s correct use of the semicolon and by his parallel sentence structure. Vegetables must be good brain food.)
Either that, or he, like many of us grammar Nazis, had to endure many hours of diagramming sentences in elementary school.
I can’t help noticing that you’re bringing up Hitler again, Kathy.
I have such a good thyme, reading your comments, Bill.
That’s odd; I love animals, and that’s why I’m *not* a vegetarian.
I’d be lying if I said, any of this makes sense to me.
Hitler was a vegetarian. I don’t know what that has to do with the subject of this post; I just thought I’d throw in a bit of useless information and keep the discussion interesting.
Thanks for that Kathy. Useless information sits well with Bill Y.
I never heard that explanation before. I have to give Ankit a lot of credit here!
I think Ankit is employing something I use a lot myself – massive confusion!
Beware, Ankit: hatred of plants can become all-consuming.
(I’m very impressed by Ankit’s correct use of the semicolon and by his parallel sentence structure. Vegetables must be good brain food.)
Either that, or he, like many of us grammar Nazis, had to endure many hours of diagramming sentences in elementary school.
I can’t help noticing that you’re bringing up Hitler again, Kathy.
I have such a good thyme, reading your comments, Bill.
That’s odd; I love animals, and that’s why I’m *not* a vegetarian.
I’d be lying if I said, any of this makes sense to me.