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I know what you mean only being able to eat certain things by being a vegetarian. Being a flexitarian (I don't eat meat when I can, but when I have no choice the only meat I eat is chicken.) I often can only eat bread, pasta, or something along the lines of that. Being home for Easter, today I'll probably have pizza or a peanut butter sandwich on wheat bread while the family has Ham and other food I won't eat. I'm also an extremely picky eater.
Thanks for explaining what a Seder is, I didn't know because I'm stupid.
I did that exact same thing. It was really awkward because you could tell my mom wanted to laugh, but she didn't want to corrupt me just in case I ddn't understand the pervertedness of the statement.
Hahah YOU had balls for screaming it out lolx. But hey who said big balls were a bad thing? Laugh it off & just tell 'em you were just kidding im sure they would too. :]
That reminds me of a time a few years ago when my family was hiking with another family. We stopped to eat lunch, and the other family's son (who was about 7 or 8 at the time, I think) had eaten all of his trail mix except most of the nuts. He then said very loudly, "WHO WANTS THE REST OF MY NUTS?" Everybody started laughing, and he didn't get why. His mom said to him, "Oh, you'll want them later," which he still didn't understand.
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Today I forgot to put sugar in my coffee, FML.
Uhm.. why did you shout that? Besides, matzo ball soup (at least at my seder) has chicken in it, and is served in broth, so it isn't a very vegetarian option..