World's sexiest vegetarian

Katie Lister | Image: L.I at Flickr | Published: July 25, 2008
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This year, the sexiest male vegetarian in the world is Red Hot Chilli Peppers' front man, Anthony Kiedis, according to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). The 45-year-old singer recently switched to a vegan diet—okay, lifestyle—after learning about worldwide fish depletion.

Kiedis beat out such notable veggies as Paul McCartney, Moby and Prince—in my books, something like a horse beating a geriatric, an ox, and a trike in a speed race. Joaquin Phoenix, though, was also in the running, and I reckon he could convert even the most committed carnivore to the cause.

Worry not, localistas: PETA scoured North America for the "sexiest vegetarian next door" and stumbled upon someone in our own backyard: B.C.’s Chris, a 29-year-old hockey player from Panorama who might just give Joaquin a run for his money. Chris (surname unknown) credits vegetarianism with his rarely feeling sick or tired and, he says, "Knowing that I am saving animals' lives makes me feel more alive every day."

So what do you think of PETA's choices? Got one of your own to submit?

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