DeAndre Hopkins’ Poor Boston Experience Might Concern Patriots Fans

[Bill Lee]

The dog days of the off-season......

So he went to a Vietnamese restaurant too?

Man, now he's never coming to Boston!

 

[Bill Lee]

I'm already getting tired of the games he's playing.

These days, it's all about his off-the-field game, the on-the-field game is "all sizzle no bacon".

 

[Patsfan1958]

So he went to a Vietnamese restaurant too?

They use a cookbook called "50 Ways to wok your dog".

 

[BTTA]

???

There are kits of vegan restaurants in Boston. And, yes, there are many sources of proteins that don't come from animals, fish and dairy.
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When I had prostate cancer, I was a vegan for several months. I found no issues in restaurants. One simply needs to plan. Almost all Asian restaurants provide many, many choices, as do vegan restaurants.

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Trying a plant-only diet? OK, cool. Just make sure you're getting enough protein.

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I'm with you (and vegan-ish). It may have just been his circumstances, trying to catch a flight or between meetings where the planning wasn't easy or possible. Or he got lazy. Doesn't really matter.

 

[Triumph]

Why didnt someone take him to the Kowloon?

 

[p8ryts]

DeAndre Hopkins' Poor Boston Experience Might Concern Patriots Fans

OMG, bacon in the clam chowder and no one warned him. I don't know who is dumber, Hopkins or the person who thought it was a story.

 

[jlu52]

This raises a question for me. Are vegans allowed to eat carnivorous plants?

A Venus Fly Trap, medium rare, garcon.

 

[Nikolai]

I thought this was going to be another story about how Boston is racist, but ehhhhhh...I'm not a pork eater either and sometimes I accidentally order something with pork in it. I usually take the blame on stuff like that because it'll usually say something on the menu.

 

[Joker]

Pork you guys...

 

[1960Pats]

I couldn't live the Vegan lifestyle. I don't know what I'm having for dinner yet but I'm sure it had parents.

For tonight I'm making a roast pork with a simple recipe that I found online and have used twice. I've never had a more delicious, tender and juicy pork roast in my entire life.

 

[1960Pats]

They use a cookbook called "50 Ways to wok your dog".

One of our sons ate dog in Korea many years ago. His friend named it Millie Stew after our dog.

He also ate a live octopus on a couple of occasions as well as cooked snake, which he followed up with a nice guzzle of the snakes blood.

When I told him how dangerous those things could be to eat he says, dad, these people have been doing this for thousands of years.

 

[1960Pats]

I thought this was going to be another story about how Boston is racist, but ehhhhhh...I'm not a pork eater either and sometimes I accidentally order something with pork in it. I usually take the blame on stuff like that because it'll usually say something on the menu.

I thought the same thing. I bet a lot of us did.