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It's okay. I will just leave.

I'll stand outside his window with a boom box blaring 30 Seconds to Mars. He will come back

so, new year's approaching, time for russian salad.

per 2 persons getting drunk on vodka on new year's night:
3 small to medium sized potatoes
2 eggs
1 small carrot
3 picled cucumbers
1 small can of green peas
150 gramm of meaty stuffs - chicken or boiled sausage would normally be used
optional: parsley, basil, onions, garlic, peppers - can all be added in small quantities is one likes.

for mayonaise:
1 egg
150ml vegetable oil
1 teaspoonful vinegar (9% pain vinegar, no fancy shit)
1/2 teaspoonful sugar
1/4 teaspoonful green mustard
salt to taste (a pinch)

main grub:
boil whole potatoes and carrots, eggs (and chiken, if used) untill cooked. drain and allow to cool.
peel and cut everything into small cubic-shaped pieces, add peas and optional stuffs.

mayo:
use a blender to mix the ingredients.

!!important!! only add mayo right before you serve the stuff.

best consumed with vodka and black bread. beers good too.

happy new year, guys!

Challenge accepted and achieved

why only land animals? over fishing is a massive ecological problem too. also contributes to climate change.

God gave man the ability to consume meat. You aren't being clever by not eating God's creatures.

Haha what?

You should let them know how you feel. I'm certainly not a spokeperson for them nor am I a pescatarian.

YOU don't @ ME!

One person abstaining from fish (or not buying plastic bottles) probably isn't going to solve our ocean problems. Things need to be done on the regulatory level internationally to address global threats to the environment and food chain. In the mean time, green sites are full of sustainable seafood lists, as well as seafood to avoid.

Reducing red meat sounds more like something someone would do for health reasons associated with too much red meat in a diet.

KEN-JENNINGS wrote:

I've been making more of an effort to reduce my land animal consumption and I must say Indian food is a real game changer. I reduced my lunches to no meat with the exception of Fridays, where I treat myself to poke or sushi for being a good boy. I stopped eating a full breakfast on the weekends too, so I would say I only consume land animals for about 25% of my meals at this point. I'd like to get it as close to zero as possible, leaving small exceptions here and there when I'm not at home and no other options are available.

I have found that I get hungrier more often during the day as a result.

So for an actual reply to this, find a kind of apple you like and eat one of those to be less hungry throughout the day. They're very filling. I generally find that the more the name sounds like it belongs to a 1980s fairy or unicorn, the tastier the apple. But it's not a very precise measuring stick.

Some go good sliced with salt.

Pork is yuk. You are now a pig man.

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

One person abstaining from fish (or not buying plastic bottles) probably isn't going to solve our ocean problems. Things need to be done on the regulatory level internationally to address global threats to the environment and food chain.

If one person stops pissing in the pool that achieves nothing, everyone should piss in the pool until the govt makes it illegal.
Then they should continue pissing in the pool because fuck the govt until they can get a different govt to overturn it.

I don't eat 'land animal' meat at all. Barely any fish. The cat eats more of both than I do.
Its a bonus that its healthy and better for the environment.

Dilbert_X wrote:

unnamednewbie13 wrote:

One person abstaining from fish (or not buying plastic bottles) probably isn't going to solve our ocean problems. Things need to be done on the regulatory level internationally to address global threats to the environment and food chain.

If one person stops pissing in the pool that achieves nothing, everyone should piss in the pool until the govt makes it illegal.
Then they should continue pissing in the pool because fuck the govt until they can get a different govt to overturn it.

I don't eat 'land animal' meat at all. Barely any fish. The cat eats more of both than I do.
Its a bonus that its healthy and better for the environment.

What the hell is that? The oceans are already at a point where action should be taken. Literally everyone is pissing in your pool. The scales aren't going to be tipped by one person.

Is your seafood sustainable?

uziq wrote:

it's like $10 or $15 for 4 apples here. that was the first major change to my western diet. i used to eat an apple every day back home.

That's definitely something I'd miss. I go through bags of the things normally. It's a great food, and very cheap here.