ATTENTION SAN FRANCISCO RESIDENTS

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My friend sooz has a problem. She needs to find a restaurant for dinner in San Francisco. The issue is the bizarre set of conditions she has to fulfill.

The good part is that she has a pretty good budget, so they can go to a nice place. However, here are the restrictions:

1. This place must be vegetarian-friendly, but not entirely vegetarian, because some people will object to a lack of dead meat.
   
   
2. A cheese-based cuisine won't work.
   
   
3. It has to be in the city; East Bay and suburbs will also fail.
   
   
4. Casual clothing must be okay.

To me it looks like that nightmare dinner that inevitably arrives at a chain restaurant. A little help?

Comments

[sooz.livejournal.com]

closed minded? for not eating animals?

[detcarguy.livejournal.com]

Closed minded for the laundry list of where it has to be located, what she has to wear, and the rest of her list. So learn to read and comprehend, and not selectively read like the hypocritical christian right-wingers do to minimalize other people.

Meanwhile don't even bother trying to use this as a soap box for your "for not eating animals". Your still eating plants, but apparently you also look down on them as a lower life form that your can kill by ripping out of the ground, tear apart from limb to limb and eat?!

[substitute.livejournal.com]

I like you, but please don't talk to my friends this way in my journal. You took a couple things out of context and used it to abuse someone I care about.

I don't know why the hell someone should not be allowed to decide what she wants to eat and in what part of town. Wanting to eat her own damned food wherever she wants is her freedom.

Closed minded? Ripping on someone you've never met and know nothing about, just because she DOESN'T eat something? Please. She didn't come over into your friend's house and start telling you what to eat.

Leave her alone or just leave. I won't tolerate this kind of unprovoked, pointless hostility.