Does the Vegetarian Trait affect anything besides food choices?
phyllis_p:
Quote from: caterpillar on 2009 July 01, 19:19:16
:D Can vegetarians harass non-vegetarians for their meat eating ways?
Yes, actually, they can. They can also complain about meat at a buffet.
caterpillar:
Thanks, phyllis. I'm glad vegetarians don't just have to take teasing from others, they can harass people right back. There is a vegetarian in my extended Sim family (the younger sister of the Sim I'm currently playing). I'll have to play with her a little and see how many people she can piss off at a BBQ.
Zazazu:
Quote from: Grumblesnort on 2009 July 01, 19:48:27
Fruit is another food group rife with texture troubles. What's up with peaches? It's like chewing a felt ball or biting into a baby head.
Hmm...it's a wonder I haven't starved to death by now.
Peaches and nectarines are evil. Fruit should not be hairy. I can forgive kiwis because you are supposed to peel them. I'll eat almost all other fruit, but tend to avoid squashes (exceptions: pumpkin, spaghetti squash), peppers, and greens should never be cooked. My latest discovery is that small farafel balls make great meatball replacements in spaghetti.
Quote from: phyllis_p on 2009 July 01, 20:27:34
Quote from: caterpillar on 2009 July 01, 19:19:16
:D Can vegetarians harass non-vegetarians for their meat eating ways?
Yes, actually, they can. They can also complain about meat at a buffet.
In the game? Silly tree-huggers. The only vegetarian I had is now out of the house. My sims tend to subsist on spaghetti, goopy carbonara, cereal, and autumn salads, so there were never any problems.
kutto:
You peel kiwis? I just eat the whole thing skin and all. It's really no different than the skin of an apple.
minidoxigirli:
If you peel a kiwi, you get rid of all of the fiber of the thing. That's why nutritionists say to not peel it. Personally, the texture of the skin bugs the hell out of me, so I do anyways.
Why the hating on nectarines? I'm addicted to them right now. So delicious. The only sucky part is getting them off the pit. But I guess, thinking about it, it is a very fleshy fruit.
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