Even when I wasnt eating meat, I didnt expet everyone to cater to me. I also had zero issue cooking meat for others. I also didnt do it for any other reason but to see if I felt better, and I did. I still will only eat meat for one meal a day.
I know a few people that don't eat meat, my new(ish) daughter in law included and I don't have a problem with tossing a veggie burger or two on the grill for them.
I dont know why anyone would care, as long as I dont have to make all kinds of special arrangements for everyone. I have a cousin that brings a piece of fish, pre-marinated, and all I have to do is grill it for her.
Same here. Hell my own daughter brought a couple of veggie burgers to my son's place for our little Father's Day gathering and she is not a vegetarian or vegan at all. She had tried them and liked them so she was having a craving and B. Racer put them on the grill for her like a good big brother.
In my experience veg heads are pretty neurotic self-involved people. They believe if you are NOT a vegetarian there is something wrong with you. Next veggie BBQ you are invited to may I suggest two things:
I have really tried to improve my diet over the last fews years and have cut out a lot of red meat. I try to make a point of making some meals entirely fruit or vegetables. I just feel better so that's almost worth it there. But I do agree that early man did not eat meat as much as we do. For one thing it couldn't have been practical. I picture some caveman saying "shit I have to go out and hunt something again today or eat these leaves?
first, I don't think meat is required for it to be a BBQ, just potato salad
and a good rule it is.
you're obsessed with meGuise, guise...we're getting off topic. Let's get back to how @ill is a twat.
