Will someone still be considered a vegetarian if they don't eat meat, but they sure like the bone?

Answer 1

Great, now THAT'S gonna be stuck in my head all day! Mary Mooooooeeeeeee..........

Answer 2

Personally, dairy is not an important part of my diet. I think just about everyone (except maybe the dairy industry) agrees that once one is weaned from ones mother, it is "unnatural" to continue to consume dairy products, particularly from other species of animals. Still, the same can be said for a lot of other foods. Is a food that can only be consumed if cooked "natural?" Or a fish that cannot be caught without using a boat? Or a nut that is impossible to break open without using tools? Just because we're not "designed" to eat something doesn't make it per se unhealthy. Humans have been altering our environment, particularly our food sources, for so many years it's difficult to say what is "natural" for a human. As far as meat is concerned, judging by our nearest relatives, meat should "naturally" comprise about 5% of humans' diet, and most of that "meat" should come from an insect source, such as beetle grubs and termites. So, if you want to stick to that "natural" diet, you're welcome to it.

Answer 3

I likey da way you think little bunny foo foo...
I do eat meat and I sure like da bone! Now if I didn't eat meat the bone would still be a scrumptious piece...

Answer 4

Yes, she's a vegetarian!

Answer 5

why would you eat a bone lol?
you should bury it or something

Answer 6

is this some sort of reference to Fiona Apple?

Answer 7

seems like everyone is trying to get songs stuck in my head today.

Answer 8

sounds like a bonenatarian to me

Answer 9

I would consider you my friend=)

Answer 10

lol Im not sure how that one work but its funny as hell