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PETAWorld > Celebrity Support > Phonte and Rapper Big Pooh Say 'Go Ethnic' >>SEARCH your e-mail address: quotes interviews letters Watch 'Chew on This' HOME > CELEBRITY SUPPORT > PHONTE AND RAPPER BIG POOH television advertisements SAY 'GO ETHNIC' >>WATCH NOW print advertisements Phonte and Rapper Big Pooh Say ‘Go Ethnic’ billboards Feeling slow and sluggish all the time? Maybe it’s your diet. Little Brother downloadable messages and greetings want you to know that vegetarians tend to feel better and have more energy than meat-eaters do—and apparently they make some pretty hot Dick Gregory Speaks Up music. While it’s true that going vegetarian can be a big step, Little for Farmed Animals Brother’s got some advice that will help you make the transition smoothly: Take it slow. Dead Prez Take On KFC Riding high on the success of their critically acclaimed sophomore release, >>MORE The Minstrel Show, North Carolina natives Phonte and Rapper Big Pooh want you to know that there are a lot better things to eat than dead animals and that vegetarian food isn’t just good for you—it’s delicious too. Both emcees found they felt much better after cutting meat from their diets, and so can you. Phonte says trying new things and eating ethnic is the way to go: “Open your mind to exploring other options. Vegetarianism forces you to do that.” Big Pooh suggests taking it slow by replacing one food at a time in your diet to make it easier for you. He’s also got some great advice about the way that dogs and cats should be treated, so listen up. Everyone knows that eating meat and dairy products is directly linked to heart disease, cancer, strokes, allergies, and asthma and that these foods are loaded with saturated fat, cholesterol, chemicals, hormones, antibiotics, pus, and feces. You don’t want to eat that stuff. So, what’s up? Ready to try vegetarianism? Get the facts and get rolling. Get the latest news about Little Brother and all your favorite stars by signing up for PETAWorld E-News. contact us | policies | petaworld e-news | e-mail this page http://petaworld.com/littlebrother.asp3/29/2006 10:49:19 AM.

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