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[supertinks]

have been to see "Hellboy" this evening. it exceeded my expectations from the trailers, so it was a pleasurable couple of hours spent enjoying a film. was especially nice to have beaver there so i could hold his hands when i got scared.

louis - you have to see this film if you havent already. mmm tentacles...

in other news, i am considering giving up my vegetarianism. I've been a veggie for at least 5 or 6 years now, and i dont really see it making much of a difference, other than making my diet less healthy, and giving me far less choice when i go out for meals, as well as making cooking at home difficult. I dont think I'll revert back to a Beaver-style eating meat with every meal, but I dont see the harm in reintroducing it to some of my meals at least. I'm still undecided as of yet, opinions would be welcome.

Comments

[cthulouis.livejournal.com]

my moral code forbids me from seeing this film. im not so easy that you just need to mention tentacles and i go all week at the kness (no, realy, im not...). i refuse to provide any money towards the people who created the hellboy comic, due to it being the dullest thing ive ever read, yet not understanding how anyone could mess up a classic deamon/nazi/tentacle coctail.

if you could get someone else to be a vegitarian, then you could eat meat without upsetting the vegi/meaty balence in the world. go on, you know bacon tastes nice. mmmm... bacon

[deadvision.livejournal.com]

I am thinkning of going to see hellboy, but it looks like i've seen most the film now in all the trailers they show.

As for meat, go for it, just re-introduce it slowly.

Tink non-veggie???

[madcatlady.livejournal.com]

*faints*

I guess it depends why you went veggie in the first place and whether you still agree with that decision. Personally, I prefer to support the free range industry so happily get stuck into free-range chickens. (Dead first.)