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Live debate with Nietzsche and Jesus!
Started Jan 30 0 Replies 0 Likes
Two of history's greatest thinkers brought together to discuss their differences. Both have been inconclusively associated with ethical/humanitarian vegetarianism and both certainly have a lot to say…Continue
Human starvation is the vegan moral trump card
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lisa Austen Dec 10, 2012. 1 Reply 0 Likes
The are many good reasons to stop exploiting animals. But in a world that generally believes that human well being is more important than anything else, then the part of veganism that dismisses all…Continue
Can 3D Printers help veganism archieve its goal(s)?
Started Sep 15, 2012 0 Replies 0 Likes
It would seem that there is nothing that could possibly revolutionise the way humans live in the modern era more than the internet. However, there may be something that is set to have an even greater…Continue
Should animal sanctuaries stop using vets?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Matt Pritchard Aug 29, 2012. 1 Reply 0 Likes
When it comes to human health it has been made very clear that changing your diet is the only real way of eliminating all common illnesses and diseases. And that even if you remain on an unhealthy…Continue
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This discussion contains strong/adult concepts so please bare that in mind before reading. But it is about activism and any approach is necessary to try in such a time of unparalleled global madness. But in the words of John peel please switch off now if you think that might make you uncomfortable.Due to circumstances beyond control the Havenheed website is no longer in existence.Though as Richard suggested:"Could you not run everything from within Volentia (assuming …See More
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"Thanks. Posted it on the more active Vegan Pets Group on 30 Bananas a Day."
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The Bill Gates misappreciation group :-)
As Barry kindly suggested, I've created this group to counter his 'appreciation' group, and to re-post my comments (below) that he wanted deleted from it.See if Bill is currently the world's richest man!Cascade Investment manage over half of Gates' fortune.See More
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Claire Fox Hunting! The National Sport of Havenheed!
Posted on April 8, 2013 at 6:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Claire Fox Hunting is the national sport of Havenheed. It is a non-seasonal sport done all year round. Some human rights extremists have called for a ban on the sport but Havenheed Government Scientists insist that Claire Fox is not human.…
Continue Are you gay? Or which way do your ropes spin?
Posted on April 4, 2013 at 4:54am 1 Comment 1 Like
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- At 5:29pm on September 5, 2012,
Richard Ⓥ Molyneux said… Yes, and they'll soon have some cooking videos up by vegan chef Tony Bishop Weston, who I first met back in 2009.
- At 8:47pm on April 27, 2012, Richard Ⓥ Molyneux said…
(I'm talking about the UK group's comment wall)
- At 8:03pm on April 27, 2012, Richard Ⓥ Molyneux said…
Herb, I took out the formatting in your WDAIL piece, to make it consistent, I hope you don't mind!
- At 12:15pm on April 4, 2012,
Amber M. Gligor said… Thanks for the add! =)
- At 4:38am on October 18, 2011,
Ren Yin said… - Thanks kindly for the links, I shall be sure to give 'em a gander when I can :) Havenheed is a very interesting prospect indeed... I do plan to be moving away from Bristol on a more permanent basis after Christmas, but it will always be a "home" to me... Pray tell, do you go up Gloucester Road much? Can you believe I only properly explored it but earlier this year?! Now I do much all of my shopping there! Lots of great local businesses, and much anything a Brizzol Vegan could need n.n
- At 6:13am on September 25, 2011, Ren Yin said…
Hello matey! No worries at all ;) Apologies for late reply.
Naw, I had never really been very active on the Brizzol vegan scene. I heard that they have a well-developed one though... Meh, I don't really have an excuse ;u.u Just never bothered to look into it much *facepalm* How about you? Do you know many Bristol Veg*ns, or joined any groups within the area? :)
- At 9:31am on September 13, 2011,
Nia Garcia said… - Nice article on Shea Butter! Most of the packaged stuff irritates my sensitive skin, exacerbating a dermatitis reaction and I think this may be true for many people; yet, doctors keep writing those prescriptions. Dermatitis is usually set off by a toxin, be it from a personal care item, medicine or even smoking. I use mainly virgin coconut oil and truly organic, simple, pure products now and my skin and hair have never been better. I am someone who has had such a severe dermatitis attack that I was in the hospital for a week on antibiotics when I was 14. The only problem I have these days is dry skin on my face when I've been out in harsh weather. Also, a vegan diet helps with dermatitis:)
- At 9:12am on September 13, 2011, Nia Garcia said…
- Hello friend! Nice to meet you:)
- At 9:05am on August 2, 2011,
Forest Greeny said… - Hello Lion, thank you for friendship! Stay shiny:)
- At 1:55pm on July 29, 2011,
Brass Castle Brewery said… - Thanks, we'll take a look.
Plastic casks/kegs are fairly hot topic in the brewing industry. Early attempts were disappointing and have turned a lot of brewers off - casks were relatively fragile, inconsistently sized and regularly leaked. The key problem is the treatment that a cask receives at the hands of distributors/publicans, who have become used to throwing full stainless steel containers around. More recent designs appear to have ironed out some of these snags, but many brewers remain 'once-bitten' and publicans are often more sceptical. In some cases, they refuse to take plastic casks. We have a small number of recycled stainless casks that we're starting out with.
We are keen to branch-out into providing 4-pint containers/bottles, a'la 'growlers' as provided in US bars and by US breweries. Essentially akin to similar containers used by cider producers over here, for takeaway amounts. In the US they are glass, but here cider containers appear to more usually be plastic. So that might be something that we go for. Let's see!
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