Welcome dave!

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> i'm at University College, and so far i haven't met

> any other v's that i know of.. Yet. Mostly slavering

> c'vores, unfortunately.

 

I _think_ one of my friend's friend is doing languages there. Do you

know anybody doing this subject. Unfortunately, he's a meat-eater but

he says he wants to go veggie to lose some weight.

 

> (wisconsin is second in the US only to california

> in dairy production).

 

It's weird to hear this about California as people are quite

health-conscious there, aren't they, and I've met quite a few vegans

on the internet from there!!

 

>Coupled with my improving cooking abilities

 

Wow, male, vegan and you can cook!!! What other attributes do you

have?!!! I'm hoping to arrange a get-together in London of people from

this list. Interested?

 

Suz

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Suz wrote..

> I _think_ one of my friend's friend is doing languages there [uCL]

> Do you know anybody doing this subject. Unfortunately, he's a

> meat-eater but he says he wants to go veggie to lose some weight.

 

i know a few people studying languages.. not too many though.

 

anyway that's a good warning sign to see in a meat-eater.

Maybe " wanting to go veggie to lose some weight " is man-code for " i

don't know how to cook anything beyond Bachelor's Bloodfeast " .

 

> > (wisconsin is second in the US only to california

> > in dairy production).

> It's weird to hear this about California as people are quite

> health-conscious there, aren't they, and I've met quite a few

> vegans on the internet from there!!

 

Most people don't think of california as an agricultural producer,

mainly because the cities draw the attention. It's only fairly

recently that California exceeded wisconsin's dairy output (indeed,

wisconsin is known as " The Dairy State " ). good riddance to

that " title " i say.

 

> I'm hoping to arrange a get-together in London of people from

> this list. Interested?

 

go for it!

 

dv