Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 zombie_babies Apr 08, 2011 12:39:04	If you're of the proper religion and you practice, do you eat fish on Fridays instead of red meat?  If you do, do you also bring fish to work and microwave it?  If you do, could you please punch yourself in the face?  Thanks.
#2 Escef Apr 08, 2011 12:51:33	At one point in time baby rabbits weren't considered meat for purposes of Lent. They'd be dipped in honey and rolled in poppy seeds.
#3 Timmeh Apr 08, 2011 12:57:55	At one point in time baby rabbits weren't considered meat for purposes of Lent. They'd be dipped in honey and rolled in poppy seeds. That actually sounds pretty good.
#4 zombie_babies Apr 08, 2011 13:03:27	It really does.  Mmmmm ... honey bunny ...
#5 boraxe Apr 08, 2011 13:11:16	The real trick was getting them to stop squirming long enough for the seeds to stick properly.
#6 hawk52 Apr 09, 2011 0:39:15	Can anyone explain to me why fish is not considered meat?
#7 MechaPilot Apr 09, 2011 0:42:50	Can anyone explain to me why fish is not considered meat? Tradition.  But you can find the long version here.
#8 pluisjen Apr 09, 2011 6:01:41	Haha, I love how you could buy an "excused from lent" note from  the church  Also I don't fast for lent but I do try to keep down on the meat-eating and so far I find it's not bad. There's so many good vegetarian recipes that you'll never try unless you tell yourself "tonight's going to be vegetarian".
#9 oxybe Apr 09, 2011 7:18:39	since this is about religion i have but one thing to say: If we weren't meant to eat small animals, god wouldn't have made them so damn delicious... he would have made them into mom's steamed carrots.
#10 grehnhewe Apr 09, 2011 11:05:36	Rabbit...yum!  I just found a local butcher that has fresh rabbit, and I was thinking about having it for easter dinner instead of ham.  Is that bad?
#11 Robin_Hoodlum Apr 09, 2011 14:08:41	.. he would have made them into mom's steamed carrots. Hey! Steamed carrots are delicious! Especially loaded with butter!
#12 Robin_Hoodlum Apr 09, 2011 16:01:47	But have you tried roasted sesame seed oil? It's just sooooo yummy on veggies! No, I haven't. But it sounds wonderful!
#13 iqwinn Apr 10, 2011 10:05:22	"Rabbit!?!?  Oh, you rednecks eat anything!" Minh Souphanousinphone, King of the Hill
#14 toastedamphibian Apr 11, 2011 1:02:56	This: is (or atleast was, can't remember) a fish, as far as the vatican is concerned. Lent approved.
#15 MechaPilot Apr 11, 2011 1:10:27	Is that a beaver or a Capybara?
#16 toastedamphibian Apr 11, 2011 1:12:01
#17 toastedamphibian Apr 11, 2011 1:13:41	I'll assume that answers your question.
#18 MechaPilot Apr 11, 2011 1:35:50	All hail the noble Capybara.  King of the rodents.
#19 zombie_babies Apr 11, 2011 9:33:57	Rabbit...yum!  I just found a local butcher that has fresh rabbit, and I was thinking about having it for easter dinner instead of ham.  Is that bad? Hells no.  Bunny is tasty enough for any day.
#20 shiningwolf88 Apr 11, 2011 10:58:41	Gator is also considered non-meat for purposes of lent.
#21 Jharii Apr 11, 2011 11:24:15	What about frog legs?
#22 zombie_babies Apr 11, 2011 11:38:25	Also tasty.
#23 boraxe Apr 11, 2011 12:30:45	Can anyone explain to me why fish is not considered meat? Because fish are not cute.
#24 Jharii Apr 11, 2011 12:36:52	Can anyone explain to me why fish is not considered meat? Because fish are not cute. Some are!
#25 homicidal_squirrel Apr 11, 2011 14:21:12	If bunnies are ok, so are squirrels. Are you implying that you want to eat me?
#26 zombie_babies Apr 11, 2011 15:45:46	*reads posts* *grabs camera* Let's do this thang!
#27 homicidal_squirrel Apr 11, 2011 16:00:19	If bunnies are ok, so are squirrels. Are you implying that you want to eat me? I was a bit shy to ask you directly. *reads posts* *grabs camera* Let's do this thang! Alright... I'm ready. come here, I got something to feed you... (awaiting CS email)
#28 homicidal_squirrel Apr 11, 2011 16:09:15	Would it be... Nuts? Close (in proximity).