“Going from vegetarian to vegan just left me irate, on reflection” was posted on Twitter by cluedont on November 14, 2012. The word “vegetarian” minus the letters in “vegan” results in “etari,” which, backward (“on reflection”), is the word “irate.”
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cluedont
@cluedont
Going from vegetarian to vegan just left me irate, on reflection.
7:43 AM - 14 Nov 2012
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betsubara
@fatamo
This is genius. “@cluedont: Going from vegetarian to vegan just left me irate, on reflection.”
7:44 AM - 14 Nov 2012
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cluedont
@cluedont
Going from vegetarian to vegan just left me irate, on reflection.
11:19 AM - 12 Dec 2013
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Philip Martin Brown
@PhilipMartinB
Going from vegetarian to vegan left me irate, on reflection
12:04 PM - 1 Mar 2018
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A Joke Explainer
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More A Joke Explainer Retweeted cluedont
If you remove the letters in “vegan” from “vegetarian” you are left with “etari” which when reversed, or reflected, is “irate”A Joke Explainer added,
cluedont
@cluedont
Going from vegetarian to vegan just left me irate, on reflection.
8:40 PM - 6 Oct 2018
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