A visitor from Vega
It had to be, right?
There’s something amusing and heartening about watching a young woman with “VEGAN FOR LIFE!” tattooed in fancy Spencerian script two inches high across the yoke of her shoulders, tearing in to the biggest, juiciest, RAREST hamburger I have ever seen.
No, it wasn’t a veggie burger, either. Our caf doesn’t even serve them. It was 100% beef, baby.
Now that’s hope and/or change.
fillyjonk »
10 March 2009 · 11:10 am
I had a friend in grad school who once said, “I was a vegetarian until I went and worked on a small farm. Then I decided, farm animals are so stupid, they deserve to be eaten.”
Tatyana »
10 March 2009 · 1:10 pm
Music to my ears. Patronized an Argentinian-in -Florida grilled steak restaurant Knife, two days ago.
oh, baby oh baby
all I can say
McGehee »
10 March 2009 · 4:23 pm
What’s so strange about a fan of Chevrolet’s 1970s 4-cylinder, aluminum-engine compact car, eating a hamburger?
CGHill »
10 March 2009 · 7:41 pm
What’s strange is the idea that Chevrolet’s 1970s 4-cylinder, aluminum-engine compact car might actually have fans.
McGehee »
10 March 2009 · 8:56 pm
One behind the radiator, one in the dash. <rimshot>
unimpressed »
10 March 2009 · 10:46 pm
I would love to have a Vega….but I want a 350LT-1 under the hood.
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