“Hunting is easier for vegans because it’s easier to sneak up on plants” is a jocular saying that became popular in December 2014. The website I Can Has Cheezburger? illustrated the saying, showing a cat and Brussels sprouts.
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Article Published : 2014-12-20 (4 months Ago) - Last updated 1 day Ago : By James Way
17 INTERESTING PLANTS FACTS.
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11. I bet hunting is easier for vegans because it’s easier to sneak up on plants.
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RT @JerryThomas: Hunting is easier for vegans because it’s easier to sneak up on plants.
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RT @JerryThomas: Hunting is easier for vegans because it’s easier to sneak up on plants. // @brettw72
8:12 AM - 29 Dec 2014
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Funny one liners
Bernie
29-12-2014, 02:13 PM
I follow a Twitter account called Funny One Liners so my stream isn’t all work and no play. I thought of you lot when I saw this one come through today:
Hunting is easier for vegans because it’s easier to sneak up on plants.
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Hunting is easier for vegans because it’s easier to sneak up on plants.
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Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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