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Hello Rowan,

 

Monday, June 25, 2001, 11:10:10 AM, you wrote:

 

MRRN> He he, Mulberries. Brings back memories of being shouted at by parents for

MRRN> coming home stained blue, then apologised to when showing buckets full of

MRRN> mulberries. We had a mulberry tree out back. T'was gynomas. 80 ft high

MRRN> and shaped like a round bush.

 

Really high tree, about 25 meters! :)

 

MRRN> Yes! The great A C Clarke has vegan futures in a few of his book. As

does

MRRN> Steven Baxter (Baxtor?). The one I've read by Clarke was about a guy

MRRN> travelling back to earth from Europa (I think) and experiencing food grow

MRRN> from the dirt, which he considered disgusting, but not as disgusting as

MRRN> eating animals. He's such a legend.

 

It's cool! I didn't know Arthur Clark has positive veggie heroes.

Only SF I knew to be pro vegan is Star Track.

 

By the way, anybody know other pro veggie movies (except " Chicken Run " )?

 

 

 

 

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Could Babe be considered a veggie movie? I never saw it.

Just to clarify AC Clarke and Steve Baxtor are both SF authors, i.e. SB is

not a hero in AC Clarke's book. I assume the klingons still eat meat as

they're real men, grrrrrrr.

 

RM

 

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It's cool! I didn't know Arthur Clark has positive veggie heroes.

Only SF I knew to be pro vegan is Star Track.

By the way, anybody know other pro veggie movies (except " Chicken Run " )?

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Hi Sergio

 

> Only SF I knew to be pro vegan is Star Track.

 

Not sure ST is pro-vegan - I know it's all " replicated " , but they don't seem

to worry too much about eating meat - in one of the films they had to cancel

the fish course because some of the delegates were vegetarian! And don't

Klingons constantly eath " Goch " ?(BTW, I'm not really a Trekkie - I just have

a strange memory!)

 

> By the way, anybody know other pro veggie movies (except " Chicken Run " )?

 

Ummmmm - thinking about this....

 

" Babe " had some stuff to make meat eaters think!

 

BB

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vegan-network, " Mccartney, Rowan (R.N.) " <rmccar14@v...>

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> Could Babe be considered a veggie movie? I never saw it.

> RM

 

In theory vegetarianism went up after Babe came out, so possibly.

But I worked with a couple of people who worked on it and though 'no

animals were harmed in the making of this film' they said they

weren't that caring with them. And they had to keep changing the

'Babe's cos they kept growing up, whether they went back to being

fatted up for slaughter or got off with retirement I don't know.

Sorry for sounding pessimistic,

Jude.

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Hi Jude

 

Re: Babe

 

> In theory vegetarianism went up after Babe came out, so possibly.

 

I think the film gave some " food for thought " about meat eating.

 

> But I worked with a couple of people who worked on it and though 'no

> animals were harmed in the making of this film'

 

I always wonder how they can get away with putting that at the end of

films - I mean, did none of the actors wear leather shoes, or anything with

wool in it?

 

I went to see " Babe 2 " , and was very disappointed - they had one scene where

Babe was hanging by his feet from a bridge - didn't seem much like not

harming animals to me!!!!!

 

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> > By the way, anybody know other pro veggie movies (except " Chicken Run " )?

>

>Ummmmm - thinking about this....

>

> " Babe " had some stuff to make meat eaters think!

>

>BB

>Peter

>

 

 

Isnt the actor who played the farmer a vegan??? im sure i read that

somewhere

 

m

 

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