[ SECRET POST #5269 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5269 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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02.
[Infinity Train]


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03.
[Futurama]


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04.
[M'rissi's Tail of Troubles]


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05.
[Word of Honor]


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06.
[The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You]


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07.
[The Crown]






Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 01 pages, 15 secrets from Secret Submission Post #754.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I am skeptical of this secret, because most vegetarians I know can only handle a bite or two of meat if they "cheat." A whole meal, especially as heavy as McDonald's, would make them sick.

[(Anonymous)]

I take your point but I don't think 10 Chicken McNuggets is quite what I would call a whole, heavy meal

[(Anonymous)]

I mean in terms of how much meat to a long-time vegetarian, it's MORE than enough to make a person sick.

[(Anonymous)]

White, very low fat meat? Nah not really.

[(Anonymous)]

LOL, maybe chicken nuggets don't contain that much actual meat?

[(Anonymous)]

It is all meat except the breading.

[(Anonymous)]

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I think anon above is saying that it's fast food, so fillers wouldn't exactly be a surprise.

[(Anonymous)]

Not as many as you think. https://youtu.be/WwnOO9KGgV0

[(Anonymous)]

LOL, are you new to fast food? Very few meat products are "all meat", especially nuggets.

[(Anonymous)]

I was vegetarian from childhood until early thirties and now eat one chicken meal a week. Jumped straight in and was fine.

[(Anonymous)]

True, but that's mostly red meat that gives the problems. I was a vegetarian for about 8 years and added in chicken and fish no problems. Red meat took a bit longer. Apparently it's harder for vegans though.

[(Anonymous)]

As a 27+ year vegetarian who broke ranks only once in my teens to have a spoonful of homemade bouillabaisse at my uncle's insistence, I don't think this is true, food is food. If I ate a bunch of mcnuggets (ew) and then a bunch of fried stuff I might get sick because it was too much food, not because there was meat in it.

[(Anonymous)]

Meat doesn't actually make you sick in itself if you haven't eaten it in a long time, that's mainly a mental thing. And 'a whole meal, especially as heavy as" lol you act as if a vegetarian diet is perfectly healthy and balanced and fat free when there is so, so much fried food that actually is vegetarian. Just because you're vegetarian doesn't mean you lead some ascetic, fat free life.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm the OP. I guess I can't prove it to you but I did eat it and it was fine. It's pretty processed so honestly, it's not a ton of meat and, besides the taste, it was very similar to the chick*n tenders I get sometimes.

[(Anonymous)]

The only time I've had difficulty with a food, it was going from being a longterm vegan to eating eggs--gave me a terribly upset stomach (though eating the eggy meal was perfectly enjoyable before it really hit my digestive system). Vegan -> lacto-vegetarian and lacto-ovo-vegetarian -> omnivore were both no problem.

(And conversely, lacto-ovo-vegetarian -> vegan and omnivore -> vegan gave me no trouble either.)