And I have noted that returning to a blog to try and find a specific item is difficult unless you have some idea of the date it was written or the blog has a good category structure. Even if you can search the blog site you do not always find what you are looking for.

A forum on the other hand usually has a relevant thread that you can remember which immediately reduces the search span. And if you have made a contribution to the thread you can look for your contribution as well.

I generally find that forums are also more focused on a the matter at hand rather than the wider ranging nature of some blogs which also makes it helpful.

There appears to be no bottom to how resentful we can become over those that appear to have it better than ourselves. Until individual grasshoppers see the light, I’m afraid no amount of politicizing one way or another will positively change the nation’s mental health.

Heartening, though, to see people like you trying to change us with the written word alone.

Just curious, are you trying to imply that all meat eaters are obese?

As much as you had an upbeat attitude throughout your comment, it still seemed like you were “nicely” insulting those of us that eat meat.

To each there own, but honestly, my grandmother drove across Canada all by herself every year until she passed at the age of 91. She was healthy, active… and a meat eater.

Now I’m not trying to argue that one way is better then the other, but it would be nice if you didnt try to imply that all meat eaters are fat, unhealthy and going to die at an early age.