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damn it you tukk my ideaa!

Because vegetarians usually say ''OMG POOR ANIMAL! YOU MONSTER!''
And I would reply: ''IT WAS DEAD & COOKED BEFORE I SAW IT! *Proceeds to eat meat while making eye contact*''

Because vegans arent people

I said vegetarians, hun.

They are all the same, ...'hun'.

Actually, vegetarians don't eat chicken, cow, fish meat etc. while vegans won't eat eggs, milk, cheese, or anything else that an animal had to produce. So no, they're not the same.

Vegans are extreme vegatarians who don't even wear clothes made from animal product or use anything animal related. They are both the same to a level... while one is even more so than the other

Please stop calling us "extreme". I don't mind being called a lot of things, I just don't like the word extreme because being vegan is not extreme at all. If you want extreme plant-based diets, look up raw-fooding or fruitarianism. One doesn't eat anything cooked, and the other only eats fruits, and some sub-fruitarianists only eat ripe fruit that the plant bearing it has dropped. I don't mind either of them, and I wouldn't call them extreme either.

indeed, vegans are better then regular people

Indeed.* Vegans* than* people.*



Guess we proved that statement incorrect, didn't we?

No, you actually just made Grammar Nazis seem worse than regular people.
There's no reason for "indeed" to be its own sentence, either.

1.) www.grammar-monster.com/lessons/commas_after_interjections.htm
2.) When "it" is possessive, it doesn't use an apostrophe. That's only when it's a conjunction of "it is."
3.) Adverbs at the end of sentences don't require a comma beforehand, but it's perfectly acceptable to use a comma for emphasis. An example would be "I want to go, too."

btw I'm neither a vegan nor the person you initially replied to. I just found it ridiculous that you attempted to dismiss their statement (a reference to Scott Pilgrim, by the way, and not necessarily personal opinion) by incorrectly correcting their grammar.

Damn straight it is.

1 You CAN use a comma, but it makes more sense to use a completely different sentence in the context you've shown.
3 You CAN, but it sounds stupid
2 English isn't my native language, so I forget the subtle differences like that. I still know my third language better than you know your only.

Tua madre é un criceto, su padre huele a bayas del sauco, そして, あなたは非常に間抜けである.

That's it buddy; you're OUTTA HERE!

I'll have to assume a different position on the field

I'll just be in the stands

I can only eat meat plant food hurts me seriously my body won't digest it

?

You eat dog you sick fuck?!?!?

he must be asian

or just paint it green and say its a cucumber

kyl vitus, ei se muuten syö ku kasviksii :D

Bit of a dick move... However much you disagree with somebody still respect their beliefs. They don't force their beliefs on you, so why be a douchebag to them?