Happy Hug A Vegetarian Day! September 28, 2007
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Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, and compassionate people of all ages,
Here are 5 steps you should take immediately.
1- Give yourself a hug. (Don't worry it’s not weird, plus no one is looking)
2- Send your friends an e-hug
3- Print off some exclusive Hug A Vegetarian Day signs
4- Take a photo of yourself and friends and family having fun with the signs (there are speech bubbles and thought bubbles, too).
5- Use the form here to send us your photos!
Hugging may not be an Olympic sport, but we sure do want you to give it a competitive try and do your best to hug as many vegetarians and vegans as superhumanly possible. Word?
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happy hug a vegetarian day!!!
i would hug all of you but i cant :(
Posted by: lexxii at September 28, 2007 2:32 PMyay!!! i think this is the best day of the year,....i was super excited that my bestttt friend hugged me today along with a lottttt of other people, probably because i have it posted everywhere on facebook and my away message saying that today was Hug A Vegetarian Day!!!! i felt extremely happy,....people need to hug more often, especially because we know we are saving animals!!
Posted by: Heather at September 28, 2007 4:54 PMi wore my "Free Vegetarian Hugs" sign to school, and everyone was asking me about it. I got a lot of hugs!
Posted by: Ashlee at September 28, 2007 5:43 PMHappy Vegetarian Day!!!
Posted by: Ashley at September 28, 2007 9:04 PMevery hug makes a difference in someones life
and so hug as many vegans and vegetarians and help someone become one too
~mimi
Hey!
i got tons of hugs that day.
it was awsome its my favorite hoilday from peta!!
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To coincide with the day, I've written a blog post on the changing culture of vegetarianism in society - for better or worse!
http://collectedvoices.blogspot.com/2007/09/vegetatian-individualism-and-community.html
Posted by: collected voices at September 28, 2007 1:39 PM