It depends on what comes up first. If we're talking about diet obviously you have to bring up Arch, and if you're talking about software you gotta bring up veganism
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"Actually", I just arch vegans.
So actually I went to MIT
What if they're a vegan arch user from Yorkshire?
They'd pick that up fine when you say "Ah use t'arch by t'way, annumavegan". :)
This might be my favorite meme of the month. There is a problem though. How often do they actually talk to people to end up in this quandary?
I kid. All the love to my vegan arch users. Or arch using vegans. Whichever one you prefer.
Varch
my name proboably
And what is, if this vegan arch user rides a fixie?
Non-vegan Arch user here. Fun meme.
With that out of the way, I tell whichever one best suits the context at hand. Most cases it's neither.
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Visit the tower of the Arch Vegen and he will tell you
I usually start off with some Dune lore as a litmus test to see if we can be friends.
>tfw when you use android, debian, ubuntu, fedora, gentoo while (also) being a vegan
I use Gentoo.