Anonymous Dec 10, 2013 at 2:02 pm

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Four out of five cannibals recommend vegetarians for soup. They tend to make a much lighter broth. Vegans can be lacking in flavor, however. You have to compensate with quite a bit of salt.
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I love how adorably Portland this is. I,A is right, but it doesn't keep her/him from sounding petulant.
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The chicken were on an all vegetable diet thereby making them vegetarian chicken. Vegetarian-Chicken soup. What's not clear about that?
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Hear hear! I can't stand it when chicken noodle soup has celery or carrots in it. If it says "chicken" "noodle" soup, it's only fair to assume there are no vegetables in it. Take care of it! For fairness!
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Most soups start with an animal based stock. Sorry, that is what soup is.
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Alternatively: Do you expect everyone in Portland to know how to play bagpipes while unicyling? Cause it's arguably the most bagpiper-unicyclist-friendly city in the country. Seems like everyone here should conform or walk around wearing a sign that reads "I cannot provide any bagpipe/unicycle services - sorry for being so unPortland."
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I hesitate to tell you in this troublesome time, but that soup also contained gluten.
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We're Vegetarians. Have'nt eaten meat since the movie "Babe". We will eat dairy and eggs...I think that means we can't vote in the primaries. Why did'nt you ask the vendor if the soup had meat or stock in it? Maybe you were freezing and wanted to get back to your car. Did you eat any of the soup before seeing the chicken? I hope you did'nt go on an all night carnivo-binge. Have you attended a meeting since your slip and picked up a white chip?....That will make you feel better.
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You could always walk up to the cart and talk to them about it.
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From what I hear, Portland is definitely not the most vag-friendly city in the county. The "wet" months alone complicate things and that's before you add in all the bike riding.
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Those food carts are miles from any public wash rooms and you're worried that the vegan soup might actually be vegetarian? Is salmonella considered vegan, vegetarian, or omnivore cuisine?
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If the soup is hot enough then the bacteria bodies will be cooked. I'm not going to mourn for any dead bacteria, and as long as the amount of rat shit in my peanut butter is tolerable, then that's just fine with me; I'll eat it just so long as the oil isn't hydrogenated.
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If that's not the quote of the week, then the editor is passed out drunk again.
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@ PSfnU/Occupy/Chef/Dolly:

Dude. Relax. Breathe in. Breathe out. I don't care if you have four or more voices in your head -- there is no need to have four or more accounts here. Quit pissing all over the site. Quit trying to monopolize the craziness/idiocy -- at least give us one-account-per-person folks a fighting chance -- we have some pretty stupid shit to say, too, you know. No one's going to take your crown. Relax.
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Maybe almost everyone needs to fuck off.
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Let me guess, you're vegetarian because you think that by doing so you can save some poor tortured animal from its unfortunate meeting with a bolt gun. Well, I hate to break it to you, but Foster Farms snaps that chicken's neck regardless of whether or not some delusional adult-child in Portland orders soup or not. The only thing your purchase determines is whether or not a portion of food gets tossed in the dumpster come closing time.

You can't save the world, but at least you can fill your belly-- you spoiled, ineffectual first-world crybaby.
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GOT BEEF?
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Call back of the month!
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Soup is fucking pheasant food. You can easily make it at home to your own culinary specifications.
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Where can I find a food cart that will serve me a New York steak?
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Ill eat where the beaf is sky high or where is all vegan. Screw animals getting bolted in the head.
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I'll eat where the beef is sky high or where is vegan. Screw animals getting bolted in the head.
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No soup for you! :)

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