Vegetarian is somebody who does not eat meat, poultry, fish, or seafood. Vegetarians are generally those people who have chosen a diet with far less restrictions than those chosen by a vegan.

A Vegan is a person who has chosen not to consume any animal products or byproducts. Some will even so far as not consuming honey and yeast, and others will not wear any clothing made from animal products. Veganism is a diet and lifestyle that seeks to exclude the use of animals for food, clothing, or any other purpose. Vegans endeavor not to use or consume animal products of any kind I thinks that right from what I read a vegans diet is very strict. 

Ovo-lacto vegetarians are vegetarians who do not eat meat, poultry, fish, and seafood, but do eat eggs and milk.

Ovo-vegetarians are people who would be classed as vegans if they did not eat eggs.

Lacto-vegetarians are people who would be classed as vegans if they did not consume milk.

Semi-vegetarians are people who have chosen to live a lifestyle which is not strictly vegetarian. A semi-vegetarian may be a person who only eats meat occasionally, or perhaps doesn’t eat meat, but eats poultry and fish I think thats right. 

If this the case I'm more likely to be a semi-vegeterian because I don't know I could be a vegan that is a very strict diet. I tried veggie burgers and other meat alternatives some them not bad. If want to try a healthier life style go with alternatives if you don't want the real meat. Like I said I tried some and some of them ain't bad.

Well my opinion sort of have ended CW Vortex was one the last ones I heard. Of course their are other cartoons on like nickelodeon channel or cartoon network for tv which probably is the best last chance for cartoons on a Saturday morning. ABC, CBS, NBC carried cartoons for  a long time a think for like since 1960 I heard maybe a little longer ago than that. I thought cartoons at first was on Saturday mornings for a while like 30 years ago. I did some research they saying it goes back since like 1950s. Bugs Bunny, Tom and Jerry, MightyMouse I think, Quick Draw McGraw were some of the early cartoons. Well I grew up in the 80s and 90s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles was the cartoon back then of course you have other cartoons like Alvin the Chipmunk, The Smurfs love the smurfs, The Incredible Hulk and Spiderman, Garfield. Plenty of nice cartoons came out in the 80s and 90s. Animaniacs, Batman, X-men, The Mask, Tiny Toon Adventures, Sonic the Hedgehog. Bunch of cartoons to mention. I used to be on about three different channels back then I think keep turning the channel back and forth. I remember getting me a bowl of cereal well a couple. Maybe put a pizza in the oven that morning for TMNT fun times. CW Vortex last lineup not bad Sonic X, The Spectacular Spiderman, Justic League Unlimited and a few more. I'm sure some of you love Dragon Ball Z, Digimon Fusion, and Yu-Gi-Oh. I heard they started to cut back cartoons when I got older didn't know why. As I got older and heard different things. Like I could have sworn there where more cartoons with commercials that go with them as it came to toys. Well I heard they wanted to concentrate more on kids. I heard FCC started switching some stuff making it more strict. Therefore lesser cartoons and commercials. Used to be several hours of cartoons on tv at one point if I can remember. Well anyway not knocking wanting to concentrate more on kids. Wish they could have kept mixing up with family friendly shows for kids as well as cartoons.

I think I was 4 or 5 way back playing the Atari. Some space ship game or something trying to remember the name of it. Maybe it was centipede. Don't laugh. I think Nintendo haven't came out yet, but sometime soon afterwards it would. I grew up in the early 80's some of you know what I'm talking about. Yeah nintendo came out about the same time I started playing video games. Remember Super Mario Brothers, Track and Field, Super Off Road, RC Pro Am, and etc especially Tecmo Bowl. I think Atari came out in 81 and Nintendo 85.

I was wondering is there a thread search box. I know there is a game search box when you type the name of the games come up below the box you typing in. Thread search box so nobody would keep having to make the same thread over and over again. Is this a good or bad idea? Or does vizzed already have that I've been looking maybe I missed it. I know there is a box already you go to the Different name of threads I think and A thread page. But I think you would have to browse over and over. See that could keep individuals browsing on the website longer searching for threads to make. Thread search box would sound quicker. Sound like a good idea but I don't know.

How many trophies did you get at school K-12 like for sports, art, attendance, or etc. Some may have got trophies not at school but for AAU or Little League. I think thats different from school then again some schools may have that. Some schools maybe different. I think I ended up with 10 in middle school. I only played sports in middle school. 3 for football 1 of them most improved defensive player of the year. I was pretty good in football but I didn't like playing football much as basketball. 3 for basketball. 3 physical fitness trophies for gym back then had to get certain numbers to get that V-sit reach, Mile, Pull-ups, Curl-ups or Sit-ups, and then last the Shuttle run I think that was the name of it. I had to pass all of that to get the trophy. To me that was cool. Also got a trophy for perfect attendance in middle school 6-8. Some schools may not do it like that, or do it like that anymore. But getting a trophy to me is cool. I still have mine.

I never really believed in homework. I always felt homework should be for school and not at home. I felt it always should be for school. Some peoples opinions differ. I felt some maybe have chores to do at home and other stuff. Few to some maybe busy or too busy. I remember when I was younger sometimes I was too busy sometimes to do my homework. Being in sports, having to go somewhere, and having chores could take up some time especially being in sports. I remember being in school the class used to talk about that one, but you should always try to do your homework.

Congratulations I remember those back in my days I kept them. I got alone I think in elementary school K-5 about 21 awards probably more. I think my record was 7 awards in Third grade. I got outstanding academic achievement almost for each six weeks, Good Citizenship, attendance award. When I was younger I remember I had to keep getting up over and over again. Should have stayed near the stage. LOL

The hardest game I think is Crime Fighters for Mame. All the bosses are very hard to me. And then I think at the end of the game you face all the bosses at the same time. Good Grief.

I think the game looks pretty good in graphics, nice music, and fun game play. Its not the best fighting game I played but its in my top 5 SNES fighting games list. The sewer stage is very tricky I think you have to be in the sewer that says A on the wall and go to the first door I think its usually name E or the first door opening on A. Then I think it will take you to C sewer and I think its the second door not the first, and you have go the end after that no more doors until you get to the bars then it will take you to the match stage boss. Sewer stage is very tricky.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everyone I can't wait to play some of these new games added I remember those days when I was younger when I got some games for Christmas to play that I asked for and didn't ask for that was pretty cool.

I think 80's and 90's may be more fun to play than 2000's games. I know the graphics ain't better, but those games in the 80's and 90's
seem more fun to play. The video games in the 2000's graphics seem better but I don't know if they seem more fun to play than the retro 80's and 90's games. Some graphics for 80's and 90's games were pretty good back then like Sonic the Hedgehog, Final Fight, and Street Fighter. Whats your opinion.