Vegans have a reputation of telling everyone that they’re vegans. “How do you know if someone is a vegan?"/"Don’t worry, they’ll tell you” is a popular joke.
“Vegans don’t eat meat but they sure feed on attention” was posted on Twitter on December 24, 2012. “Sometimes I wonder how vegans can survive off what little they can eat and then I remember they just feed off attention” was posted on Twitter on December 2, 2013.
Twitter
Joey
@joeychima
Vegans don’t eat meat but they sure feed on attention
11:48 PM - 24 Dec 2012
Twitter
Masyn
@MasynWade
Sometimes I wonder how vegans can survive off what little they can eat and then I remember they just feed off attention.
11:52 AM - 2 Dec 2013
Twitter
Legatus Shaana
@Shaanamcmoses
Sometimes I wonder how vegans can survive off what little they can eat and then I remember they just feed off attention.
12:40 PM - 2 Dec 2013
Twitter
Sickipedia Official
@sickipedia
Sometimes I wonder how vegans can survive off what little they can eat,
Then I remember they just feed off attention. #sickipedia
4:31 AM - 9 Jan 2014
Twitter
marles chanson
@daniel17675
Vegans don’t eat a lot because they feed on the attention
4:57 PM - 16 Aug 2015 from Bellbrook, OH
Reddit—Jokes
Sometimes I wonder how Vegans survive with what little they eat
submitted June 17, 2017 by Sigwrplwm
Then I remember they just feed off attention
Twitter
Shit Jokes
@ShitJokes
Sometimes I wonder how vegans can survive off what little they can eat?..
Then I remember they just feed off attention.
12:02 PM - 24 Sep 2017
Reddit—Jokes
Sometimes I wonder how vegans survive off of what little they eat
submitted September 25, 2017 by Poegamer16
Then I remember they feed off of attention.
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