I'm plant-based still. I don't like the vegan label though. I still have to use it a lot because people think plant-based includes meat for some reason.
hahaha why not paco baba lets go with thatis that the Gully hiphop beat?
hahaha why not paco baba lets go with that
hahaha maybe some daysounds like a hit, baba! them young rappers in India could use your production skills!! save them from Bollywood, ha!
am quite pleased by the way the bass sounds
yes something very much like that )and the beat syncopation is !!
ps: play it for that guy and watch him go off
I'm plant-based still. I don't like the vegan label though. I still have to use it a lot because people think plant-based includes meat for some reason.
I'm not a vegan but I like the plant-based label better. It keeps the focus on the environmental aspect of eating food directly from plants without as much political loading as vegan, which often comes with a lot of "you're killing animals you fucks". I made vegan pasties for our family vegans on Thanksgiving: fried tofu squares, 2 kinds of mushrooms, rutabaga, potatoes, garlic, onion and some seasonings. One confessed privately "damn, that turkey smells so fucking good."plant-based definitely seems like a worse label for pretentiousness
coming from a fellow vegan
Could be. Possibly they feel they are evangelizing for "go plant-based" since it's, imo, a more positive message vs. one that draws an us/them line. Of course, some omnivores get totally wigged over someone's vegan choice. I had 2 people talking back-handed smack at last years Christmas meal about "people who need special food,blah,blah". I eventually told them they should stop their bitching - I did all the cooking so it was none of their fucking business. It was quiet for a few minutes.interesting. I think I just have bad run-ins with "plant-based" folks then. they always preach more than the average vegan I've met.
I'm going to eat a whole can of wolf brand chili for dinner and then pooped my brains out tomorrow. Also, Dutch oven tonight.