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Honestly, I don't know if this lady was Asian because she was wearing a full paper mask with eye holes, gloves, and sleeves up to her shoulders. (No skin was showing. This reminded me of how Muslim women hide skin.) 

A rotten protein shake opened in my car days ago. Now, my car smells like old death, even after I scrubbed the inside 3 times. (I used: vinegar, carbonated water, baking soda, enzyme neutrilizer spray, antibacterial wet wipes, etc. ) The smell always returns, relentless.

Example,

It'seems is like I am teaching a program how to spell.

I'm correcting the autocorrected.

1. Do you receive financial support from your parents to fund your Vegan lifestyle?

2. Did you give to charity witin the last month?

3. Do you live with your parents?

4. Are you employed?

5. Would your friends considered you over weight?

6. Are you under weight?

7. Did your weight drastically change after becoming Vegan?

8. Do health problems run in your family?

9. Do you have more energy now, then before?

10. Have you been a Vegan for over 3 years?

11. Are you currently in a stable relationship?

I consider my private parts my head, and my hands. This is why I wear a hat and gloves to the gym. I need to cover those up.

I know what it means, but where did the word come from?

When two words share the same spelling!

Like the word TEAR (tear drop, and tear paper).

Why not use TAIR open the box, or TARE the paper?

Did this come from the same laziness as when they named the orange, an orange?

I can see why the English language can be confusing to learn...

Who, or what, is responsible for this! Lol

(The word "Learned" sounds better to me, as in, "The boy learned to read at school.")

BUT, the saying, "Burnt offerings" wouldn't sound right if it was, "Burned offerings"...

(Maybe I just have bad Grammer?)

I've been invited to a circus by someone I like, but I'm a vegan.

I remember seeing this documentary about this guy who lived off of road kill. He would drive around all day looking for dinner.

I have a service dog that is trained to help me in seizures.

Humans are animals. In fact, we know exactly how THESE animals feel when they experience cruelty.

(I've just noticed that Vegans speak little about Human Rights, and are more concerned about diet and what they are not going to eat...Strange)

Appendix:

is associated with being a reservoir for good bacteria because the stomach is so acidic.

(Carnivores are known to have acidic stomachs to break down heavy protein, no?).

Gallbladder:

is used to break down fat.

The gut brain:

The body should reject meat, and NOT break it down for being non-compatible - the same way it handles corn. No?

I'm just thinking about life in general. I see some younger people with little experience making better choices then some older people. So, experience doesn't necessarily mean positive growth. (Young is 18 - 25 range).