That's because you're smart enough to know that a nationality (or its food specifically) isn't a "theme." WTF is that about? :/

Meh, I haven't liked him since he defended Roman Polanski. (http://www.shakesville.com/2010/02/johnny…) His habit of screwing over the women he's with comes far second to that.

So now we just treat everyone who has different views from us dismissively? That's a good policy for life.

That might be the case in the U.S. but it isn't where

It's hardly surprising that those people already anxious about the world and their place in it might gravitate toward vegetarianism as an animal rights issue. But that's me making an assumption—same as this article is doing buttloads of.

Wow, this was a needlessly smug post. How about you do you and leave us vegetarians to do us?

Say it with me, now: Ireland is not a part of the UK.

You're welcome. :)

Hey, Tracie. Any chance you could change "fan in a wheelchair" to "fan who is a wheelchair user"? I know it might seem like a small thing to leap on but it's the preferred phrasing among various disability rights and advocacy groups, at least where I live.