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Category Archive: Stupid

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  1. Author Of The Vegetarian Myth Pied

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    Filed under: Activism Media Stupid
    That pie better be vegan or you're gonna look dumb

    That pie better be vegan or you’re gonna look dumb

    On Saturday, Lierre Keith, author of the polarizing book, The Vegetarian Myth was struck with a cayenne pepper-laced pie while speaking at the Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair. It would be easy to dismiss the physical attack as little more than a publicity stunt (I mean, it’s only a coincidence that her Amazon sales rank shot from #4500 on Saturday to #644, where it is now). It would also be easy to criticize her attackers for their lack of judgment; after all, it is assault and such an act does little to quell the message – instead, it helps to publicize it.

    Such narratives would be easy to convey; y’know what would be hard? (It being St. Patrick’s Day and all) To write a limerick about the whole ordeal, that would be hard. So, here it goes:

    There once was a vegan who changed her case
    And wrote a book that put her ideas in place
    To her the cause was all a myth
    Something vegans couldn’t get with
    So, some decided to pie her in the face

    Good thing SuperVegan tackles all the hard issues.

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  2. Vegan Boys Are The Best

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    Filed under: Humor & Comedy Music New York City Stupid

    While I would never purport to being (even slightly) offended by the Vegan Boys Are The Worst song (which incidently got a lot of heat Vegansaurus recently and was the impetus of this post), I feel as a vegan boy and fellow musician that I must offer up a retort. Is this Biggie vs Tupac? Hardly.


    But, this is New York City (SuperVegan Represent!) and when you get dissed you gotta go in and put that S on the streets. (see: Jay-Z vs Nas, LL Cool J vs Canibus, 50 vs Everybody)

    Lyrics After the Jump! Continue Reading…

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  3. The Vegan Candy Hierarchy of Deliciousness

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    Filed under: Food Humor & Comedy Stupid

    Oh, do I love me some candy. This graph was ripped off from inspired by this. (Granted, my derivation is both glaringly rudimentary and a bit contrived – but, y’know I’m okay with that.) Please share your candy-related thoughts in the comments section below.


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    Update:I called Ferrara Pan and have confirmed that Lemonheads are in fact not vegan.
    I have replaced them in the hierarchy with something equally as delicious and confirmed as vegan from various sources. Thanks to Ezekiel Grave for the tip!

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  4. The Vegan Week That Was: vegan vegetarian dog food, ice skater begrudgingly ditches fur, adopt orange tabbies!, debit card for animals, food fight! coupon, new Barnivore app

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    Filed under: Animal Products Booze Companion Animals Food New York City Recipes & Cooking Stupid
    Murry, 10, is up for adoption at NYACC.

    Murry, 10, is up for adoption at NYACC.

    • The Humane Society of the United States will sell organic vegan vegetarian dog food, called Humane Choice. Let’s hope they kick Purina’s ass to next Tuesday! Also, cat food next, pls!
    • The Superbowl happened; the underdog won; and Roberto Martin and Tal Ronnen prepared for Ellen yummy vegan nachos, pot pie, stew, and more. Rah, rah, rah!
    • Olympic ice skater Johnny Weir is going to don fake fur rather than real fur over his manitard because some muddling vegans tried to take the focus off his triple axel for a second to talk about his anally-electrocuted outfit, and he just CANNOT BE DISTRACTED FROM WHAT’S IMPORTANT. Weir gets what’s wrong with fur, he told the AP, “but it’s not something that’s the number-one priority in my life. There are humans dying every day. … Look at what just happened in Haiti.” LOOK OVER THERE! LOOK OVER THERE!
    • You know things are bad when people are giving up their orange tabbies. Animal Care & Control of New York City is apparently full of them. If you have room for a furry one at home, maybe consider these guys?
    • How about this: a slice of your debit transaction fees could support animals instead of banks. In Defense of Animals launched a debit card that will direct a portion of transaction fees to IDA, which they will use to fund “our chimpanzee sanctuary in Cameroon, Africa; our veterinary clinics and ambulance service for the thousands of street animals of Mumbai, India; and for our investigative and sanctuary work in rural Mississippi,” IDA founder and President Elliot M. Katz said. For use wherever Mastercard is accepted. No details yet on how to get one, but I’ll update if I find out.
    • Food Fight! Vegan Grocery needs our $$ to help cover their taxes. They’re offering a 5-percent discount with code “FUTAXES10″ (heh) good through Monday, 2/15. Time to stock up on chocolates and Ricemellow, MMMMHMMM.
    • New iPhone app from the vegan boozemeisters at Barnivore. Search for “vegan is easy” in the iTunes store. Update (2/15): Per Jason Doucette’s comment below, the app was not made by Barnivore, but it uses data from Barnivore.

    Well, there you have it — the week that was. Did we miss anything? Let us know!

    Correction (2/16): HSUS’s new dog food contains supplements that they say might come from animal sources. Drat.

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  5. Our Login System Is Down

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    Filed under: Stupid SuperVegan World Wide Web

    SuperVegan’s forum was attacked yesterday by a malicious script kiddie. Since our forum didn’t get much traffic (and a lot of what it did get was spammy) we decided to just delete it. Maybe we’ll launch a new forum at some point in the future.

    The bigger problem is that the user accounts which allow readers to comment on blog posts and leave restaurant reviews relied on the forum software.

    We are in the process of implementing a new account/login system, but in the meantime users will not be able to log in to leave reviews or comments.

    Readers can (and should!) still leave blog comments without logging in, but you’ll have to enter your name each time.

    We’re reasonably certain that usernames and passwords will remain the same, and that no user-related data will be lost. Also, we’re fairly sure that the attacker did not access any passwords.

    We apologize for the inconvenience and are working hard on getting the new login system working as soon as we can!

    Comments (8)
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