You may be working off a Nirvana Fallacy there and it is quite the stretch.
Your logic would imply that a Vegan could not work for a company that in some way uses animals to thier detriment. Or drive a car from a company that offers leather as a seat option. So ultimately find themselves living in a cave licking…

Sure

Bah double post

I am always surprised by how many people are threatened by Vegan/vegetarians. This well overused joke (or your version of it) seems to be the go to for may of your ilk.

Also for religious and cultural reasons.

“So it’s pretty hypocritical to own a cat and be vegan.” Not sure how you worked out this math.
Vegan is a personal choice about your lifestyle, and as humans can survive fine as one, it is becomes reasonable life choice.
But as cats cannot live without meat, so they are fed meat products.
Do you assume that Vegans do…

Most Worcestershire uses anchovy as an ingredient so it is off my Vegetarian menu. I am sure that they could or do make a vegetarian version, but I bet the anchovy is what adds all the flavor.

The No-Chicken is great. I make a well received vegetarian version of Pozole with this and it works fantastically.

Oh lord, please follow the link to the Web Designers personal page
for the Rockford Scanner. http://rickietraeger.com/

Always upvote Tom

Lotta great stuff on this new album.

One is a company and one is a myth. Not sure how you could confuse the two.

You must be wearing out the thesaurus there in your mom’s basement. 
But, hey you’re a“professional photographer”. So i’ll just wait until you post a link to your site, and respond when ever that happens.

https://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/02/17/world-press-photo-manipulation-ethics-of-digital-photojournalism/
Altered photos are a separate Category

It looks great, but the photos are heavily edited. Fairly obvious digital manipulation.

Looking at the photos I say yes to all your questions.

Looking at the photos I also see a lot of editing. I would like to see more of the craft go into the creation of the “hard pieces” and less to the work of digital touch up.
At what point would people consider too much editing? A greenscreen outfit? How would you know that any part of the cosplay actually exists.

How do you know when a mass produced mix of additives goes bad?

Agree!
Not sure exactly why I like chocolate and peanut butter, but really dislike the two together. I think it may be because they bring out the worst in each other. Not complimentary flavors for me at all.

the kind of people who wear an NRA hat are the type of people who pull this kind of stunt.