#meat reducing
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venomgaia · 9 months ago
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not a good idea to bring that one on the bus, no
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themouthwashes · 2 months ago
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If Curly sees Sterkan Anya: "Thank God, she's alive. Though she does look a bit different, did she do something with her hair?"
She is still really angry about the whole thing, probably Curly got pretty much fixed by the Sterkan too. So Anya can punch him.
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fluentisonus · 10 months ago
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WILD GARLIC TIME
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ganondoodle · 9 months ago
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(totk rewritten/botw 2 wip)
yes i am making 'new' arrow types that you craft with material in bulk (essentially like the new types in totk but crafting them instead of having to fuse it for each single one- to be specific, ZELDA crafts them for you bc i think its great to give her more stuff to do, the same will work with weapons and repairing weapons but that i will lock behind quests as i mentioned before, maybe you will select the stuff and then keep playing while she does a lil animation and then throws it back to you when in combat, otherwise you can make multiple at once so it doesnt take too much time- or you approach her and open an extra menu for crafting/repairing)
what are the best effects i should include? :3
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arkashas · 9 months ago
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i have feelings (not positive) about the sudden proliferation of posts saying abigail not being eaten showed how she was unloved even in death cause...that's just her father's philosophy? abigail doesn't seem to believe in it. hannibal certainly doesn't believe in it. like i'd argue that the opposite is true, that hannibal not eating people shows he cares for them beyond seeing them as pigs. hannibal not eating will was proof of his love for him in the end.
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kikuism · 6 months ago
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what are some Filling vegetarian meals .... im just not convinced they can match the satiety that meat provides
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polutrope · 11 months ago
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10 and 11 from the sensory headcanons for Maglor?
A texture they hate
He's a particular and sensitive person so there are a lot, and more as time goes by. These include chain mail touching bare skin, unfiled fingernails, stubble (discovered when at an ancient age he began to grow a beard), raw meat, coagulated bodily fluids, orc skin, scales, pruny skin, slime.
Fortunately, he is able to deal with all of these, with varying degrees of success. But it sure makes life difficult.
A texture they love
Silk. Horse hair, elf hair. Plant spores. And harp strings, of course.
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screamingshark · 11 months ago
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It's stock making day 🙌
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ubersaur · 7 months ago
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one weird part of my job is sometimes I get little old ladies with sweet hearts poking through the compost box on the bottom of my cart that tell me I shouldn't be throwing away what I am throwing away. Like yeah, I get it. Food waste sucks! I hate throwing anything away. But everything down there is rotting or bruised or withered or just ugly enough that I know it will sit on the shelf until it is rotting, bruised, and withered. I cannot mark it down, and you will not buy it at full price. "But poor people---!" Poor people deserve food that isn't moldy or bruised or withered or ugly! And afaik our company already donates actually edible food to pantries!
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oliviawebsite · 7 months ago
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trying to make some adjustments to my diet. this 30 something yearold stomach just doesnt work like it used to
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snekdood · 10 days ago
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people are only gonna realize honey is bad and corporations have been lying about which bee needs to be saved when all the native bees are dead, huh
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masquenoire · 9 months ago
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Roman's not much of a gamer but if he were, this would be a pretty accurate representation of what he'd be into.
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sobeautifullyobsessed · 1 year ago
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Still coping with homelessness and doing my best to count my blessings when I can.
Though I still haven't found a permanent home within my means, I'm happy to share that I have a safe place to stay since last night and for the next six nights. It's a huge relief not to have to scrabble every couple of days to find a place to lay my head (including the breakroom at work), and I'm so grateful to have access to hot showers and a bed.
However...
The bad news is that this comes at the cost of leaving me severly cash strapped. Between my checking account and my pocketbook, I've got exactly $40 to last until my next paycheck (August 31). I have groceries enough to feed me the next few days and under a quarter tank of gas (the only driving I do is back & forth to work). So, as much as I don't want to ask for help again, I must because next Thursday is still ten days away. The town food shelf is open one morning a week, and that's while I'm scheduled to work. I would greatly appreciate any donations people can spare to bridge me to the 31st.
As always, thank you in advance for your understanding and kindness!💗Even a reblog could make a crucial difference in my situation.
my kofi
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cruelsister-moved2 · 1 year ago
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I also noticed there is such a rise on here to “dunk on vegans/vegetarians” by talking about how unapologetically they will not stop eating meat and how it is the most natural humans can be since it’s what our ancestors did while ignoring the insane environmental impacts it produces and abuse the workers go through
right? idk if there's been a rise because it's bad for ever but people saying it's "natural" is such a particularly weird argument? like that's a reactionary argument when it comes to anything, but also like our ancestors weren't polluting the shit out of our planet so that's already a lost cause.
but also i mean although previous human diets varied hugely depending on the place and time, it's categorically NOT natural to be eating daily red meat? we evolved to be omnivores and it's so frustrating when people use their popsci idea of 'cavemen' to just make random assumptions. hunter-gatherer groups today, and most likely paleolithic people too, mostly ate plant-based food & when they ate meat it's mostly small lean game (and seafood in coastal regions). also it's so entitled to call our diets 'natural' when they're literally only supported by exploiting other parts of the world. if everyone ate as much meat as the average USAmerican, the world would only support 2.5 billion people. it takes almost 100x as much land to produce a gram of protein from beef vs. a gram of pea. look at this shit!!! why are we still having this conversation?? eat whatever you want, i'm not asking for your personal reasons why you must eat beef every day or whatever but please at least stop sticking your head in the sand and acting like this is just hippie nonsense or something like...grow up 😭
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I'm not even going to get into the human impact because I just find that distressing to even look into enough to get some figures but I''m well aware & that makes it even more disturbing when meat advocates assume they have some kind of humanitarian position because by rejecting the animal r1ghts argument (which i also have issues with although it annoys me that i have to say that) that means you must automatically care about humans more i guess? when the reality is both often go hand-in-hand and most companies that mistreat their animals mistreat their workers too. and if you want to talk about 'natural' then it's definitely not 'natural' for a human being to spend 40 hours a week slaughtering animals on an industrial scale, that much is obvious from the extremely high rates of mental health issues in abattoir workers as well as the fact that globally the majority of religions/cultures have specific cultural practises around slaughtering animals :)
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fruithonorific · 11 months ago
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The fight for lab-grown meat seems like a really odd thing for environmentalists to go to bat for, tbh. Cell-cultured meat literally needs to be fed a sugary chemical slurry that takes more carbon to produce than literally just feeding a regular, living animal. Not to say I'm here for the meat industry as it stands, either, but *both* are bad. Food produced for profit and not for the people and the planet is always going to be exploitative and harm both.
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cancer-researcher · 8 months ago
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