Vegetarians... What do you think of them?

I also don't eat fish. I do eat eggs and drink milk, but only biological. I basically try to be as good for everyone in this world as I can, and that includes the animals. It seems that the 'bad food' vegetarians eat is a huge threshold for people who want to become vegetarian. But to be honest: if you find the right vegetarian food, you can make much nicer things than with meat. And while eating, you don't have to feel guilty. That's a huge pro for me.

so basically you do it because of feeling guilty about the animal's ? or that it is supposed to be a healthier life style ? just trying to understand why people go vegetarian. I "was" going to have" bacon " and eggs.

Yeah...I only mention that I'm vegetarian if I have to, or if it's topical. Like now. =) Also, it can be very difficult to find something you can eat when eating out with friends. Hitting an Indian, Asian, or Ethiopian place helps (oh, and it's so yummy), but in your typical American restaurant, it's hard to even find a salad with no meat on it (seriously, it's really frustrating). But this is what one has to do when eating with their meat-eating friends. However, if it's just you and another Veg, there are sometimes some good Veg restaurants where you don't have to worry about what's touching what back in the kitchen. People have to remember that no matter what they do and do not eat, if they are really expecting their plates to be completely uncontaminated by meat, they should probably just eat at home. Admittedly, it is also frustrating when we are given a hard time about it, although folks with allergies are catered to (no argument there--they can't help it), or when people have diet restrictions because of religious reasons (sorry...that's a lifestyle choice, just like mine is, so I do expect the same consideration).