RE: Suggested amalgamation of two British vegan

[Guest guest]

re: amalgamation

 

as much as I like the idea of more power and influence [ where is MrBiG

to accuse me when I need him ] I thought the gist of this list was to

bring younger vegans together. I am really happy to have international

input from the like of Sergio [?] not just Americans. It would be really

nice to see a few of them over here during the summer and hearing of what

is over there inspires us here.

 

The UK is 5 or 10 years behind big US cities such as NYC or SF and in

terms of food choices, quanities, wholefood supermarkets, organics etc.

You have no idea how " poor " we are until you go there.

 

What goes on in the vegan UK list?

 

John

[Guest guest]

May be this list is for the young but what about us " oldies " ???How come

there is no list for us???Aftetr all Veganism is relatively common now ..

How will I get to meet vegans if you restrict it ? Angie

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" john allan " <jallan

<vegan-network >

Saturday, May 26, 2001 1:53 PM

RE: Suggested amalgamation of two British vegan

 

 

> re: amalgamation

>

> as much as I like the idea of more power and influence [ where is MrBiG

> to accuse me when I need him ] I thought the gist of this list was to

> bring younger vegans together. I am really happy to have international

> input from the like of Sergio [?] not just Americans. It would be really

> nice to see a few of them over here during the summer and hearing of what

> is over there inspires us here.

>

> > John

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> " Angie Wright " <angiewright

>Sun, 27 May 2001 13:03:32 +0100

>

>May be this list is for the young but what about us " oldies " ???How come

>there is no list for us???Aftetr all Veganism is relatively common now ..

>How will I get to meet vegans if you restrict it ? Angie

 

Oldies? We're all across in the list.

 

Paul

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