I took.....

• Diesel_Dimension

  17 Jul 06, 16:25

  My family's buddhists and forbade me to take beef since young. For years,i've been wanting to try out what beef actually taste like,then just last week i had some quarrel with parents then feeling angry and its dinner time,i hack care bought a beef steak ,a big mac and a another doublecheese burger as snack home to eat,my parents still didn't know those are actually beef burgers.
  
  after trying didn't find them nice at all.....so will stick to chicken&fish instead...
• Diesel_Dimension

  17 Jul 06, 16:28

  eat eat lah
• OasisBlue

  17 Jul 06, 16:36

  can eat so much ar
• Diesel_Dimension

  17 Jul 06, 16:39

  Originally posted by OasisBlue:

  can eat so much ar

  no la actually the beef steak serving is quite small,so bought a big mac to add on,then doublecheese is snack
• laurence82

  17 Jul 06, 16:52

  >.<
  
  Eat so much just to vent your anger?
  
  Alamak
  
  You not afraid of E. Coli har?
• Diesel_Dimension

  17 Jul 06, 16:53

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  >.<
  
  Eat so much just to vent your anger?
  
  Alamak
  
  You not afraid of E. Coli har?

  u think too much la,i stated its dinner time,that's just my normal meal and im at just pass acceptable weight range.not venting anger,vent anger i chose all my food in "beef form"
• laurence82

  17 Jul 06, 16:55

  Originally posted by Diesel_Dimension:

  u think too much la,i stated its dinner time,that's just my normal meal and im at just pass acceptable weight range.not venting anger,vent anger i chose all my food in "beef form"

  normal meals?
  
  *faintz*
  
  i dont think i can eat two burgers and a steak at one go
  
  haha
  
  wrong place to buy beef, Mac's one taste like cardboard
  
  i eat if only no choice
  
  
• coolbluewater

  17 Jul 06, 17:31

  Originally posted by Diesel_Dimension:

  no la actually the beef steak serving is quite small,so bought a big mac to add on,then doublecheese is snack

  Personally, as a vegetarian, I think this way of venting your anger is not wise, as you have implicated another living beings just because you are overwhelmed with anger. Imagine (touch wood) that your family killed by a terrorist because they are angry with the government, it's towards the same effect, and definitey not a good display of what Buddhism preaches, Compassion.
• An Eternal Now

  17 Jul 06, 17:36

  There is no restrictions whatsoever by Buddhism on eating beef. This 'restriction' is part of Chinese culture due to agricultural reasons, that is, cows help us plow the land etc, and it would be cruel to kill them for meat.
  
  Although this practise is more commonly found in Hinduism and Taoism, Buddhists do not share this practise of avoiding Beef, although vegetarianism is encouraged if possible.