Are you RH-negative or RH-positive?

[Awar]

Originally Posted by Rusalka

Cool, I get to ride a horse while you guys roast yourselves farming in the sun. Just remind me to sack your village and get all the booty.

The booty belongs to me

Probably from the same source, I remember reading something about blood types and foods they should eat or foods they tolerate best or something. If I recall correctly for B types it was meat. Guess this B is an exception, as I'm a vegetarian and have been since age 5. So there.

Oh no! So, that's why your whiskers have fallen out, and your fur doesn't have it's healthy shine!

Seriously, I'm the A bloodtype, yet, I feel awful if I don't eat meat, eggs or dairy for several days.

btw. I remember you said you were a vegan. Now you say you're a vegetarian. What happened in the meanwhile? Some incident involving a pig and a fork?

[Rusalka]

Originally Posted by Awar

The booty belongs to me

Ha! You wish.

Oh no! So, that's why your whiskers have fallen out, and your fur doesn't have it's healthy shine!

Shuddup or I'll have my kitty claw your handsome face.

btw. I remember you said you were a vegan. Now you say you're a vegetarian. What happened in the meanwhile? Some incident involving a pig and a fork?

I was vegan for a while (a few months) when I first moved to NYC because the taste of milk was horrendous and they didn't have any proper cheeses and the eggs were weird. I then discovered this gourmet store that sells mostly organic stuff and decided to give the organic milk a try. Even though it's still not as good as the milk I'm used to, it's definitely light years ahead and at Sahadi's owned by a local Christian Lebanese family one can find Greek and Bulgarian feta.

I don't have any taboos on the subject, I sometimes do eat meat, in the forms of salami or meatballs but it's very, very rare. Like once a year. With soy meat around, who would need red meat? Not me, anyway. It tastes exactly the same to me and I don't have to worry about if the meat is good or not.

[bocian]

Originally Posted by Rusalka

the taste of milk was horrendous and they didn't have any proper cheeses and the eggs were weird.

Yeah, tell me about it. I can't bring myself to drink the milk here, not only does it have no taste, I feel like sh*t after drinking it. Ditto with the cheese and eggs.

Meats, fruits, and veggies are awful as well. Actually, I can't think of anything that tastes good.

I try to buy organic as much as possible, but it gets really pricey. And it still tastes weird. I do a lot of my shopping at Polish deli's but they are pricey as well, and there is only so much you can buy there.

[Rusalka]

Well, if nothing else, the food in the New World definitely sucks. At least for someone who wasn't brought up here.

I had read that outside the really big cities, outside New York and San Fransisco for example, organic food is really pricey. I suppose that's the case with you out there. Sorry to hear that. In New York it's quite common because it's fashionable and also because there are so many ethnic markets and cuisines most groceries feel obliged to bring in the good stuff otherwise no one would shop from them. It's still more expensive, of course.

[Awar]

The New World's sucky food will make a new bloodtype 'F' adapted to McDonalds.

[Rusalka]

Originally Posted by Awar

The New World's sucky food will make a new bloodtype 'F' adapted to McDonalds.

I concur!

[bocian]

Originally Posted by Rusalka

Well, if nothing else, the food in the New World definitely sucks. At least for someone who wasn't brought up here.

For sure. I can't wait until my upcoming trip to Poland in a few months ( I can do it, I know I can).

Originally Posted by Rusalka

I had read that outside the really big cities, outside New York and San Fransisco for example, organic food is really pricey. I suppose that's the case with you out there. Sorry to hear that. In New York it's quite common because it's fashionable and also because there are so many ethnic markets and cuisines most groceries feel obliged to bring in the good stuff otherwise no one would shop from them. It's still more expensive, of course.

Well, not exactly. I sometimes go outside the city (I live in one of the biggest metropolitan areas in NA ) to some German or Dutch farmers to get some good organic food. These are farms though, and I'm sure you meant the smaller cities.

Sure, it doesn't cost a fortune, but it would certainly add up if I were to maintain an organic only diet.

[Viriathus]

I'm A+ like my father. Mother's O+.

According to http://www.bloodbook.com/world-abo.html

PEOPLE GROUP

O

A

B

AB

Portuguese 35 53 8 4

[Milesian]

Are there any authentic Europeans here like myself (O-) or is it all Neolithics (A), Middle Easterners (AB) and Asians (B) ?

[Gil]

I'm O- , go me!

[Ferran]

My parents are both O+ and I'm not an exception.

[Graeme]

I am O+ like 37% of the Australian population. I don't know my parents blood types, but I do know that I am heterogenous for the Rhesus factor.

[Awar]

Originally Posted by Milesian

Are there any authentic Europeans here like myself (O-) or is it all Neolithics (A), Middle Easterners (AB) and Asians (B) ?

Sorry Mwesian, but O is african

[Hussar]

Originally Posted by Awar

Sorry Mwesian, but O is african

Yes !!

[Rusalka]

Originally Posted by Awar

Mwesian

Jambo simba Mwesian, wanna go for a safari with the bwana?

[Vojvoda]

Originally Posted by Milesian

Are there any authentic Europeans here like myself (O-) or is it all Neolithics (A), Middle Easterners (AB) and Asians (B) ?

Also O- (same as my father, mother is A) although I chose RH-positive by mistake.I must have been drunk

[Vojvoda]

Originally Posted by Awar

Sorry Mwesian, but O is african