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Nah. In life, there must be balance. For all the meats, I must consume lots of veges as well. But seriously I feel like something's missing in my life if I miss out on either meats or veges. It's like this empty feeling inside you if either your meat or vege craving remains unsatisfied.
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Naked snow leopard. ^^^ wonder if that is like those hairless cats? I feel that would only make the leopard more terrifying.
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I admittedly don't have much of a veggie craving, but I'm a lot pickier about my food than some people.
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One of the more convincing arguments for vegetarianism is stated here, where they talk about feed conversion ratios. Basically on the same plot of land you could feed more people growing soya beans then raising cattle. And since land is a limited resource...the more cattle you're raising means you can feed less people over the same land.
When it comes to animals, aquaculture and poultry rearing are the most efficient, but still not as efficient as just eating the plants themselves.
Of course, there is the counter argument that certain lands are only good for raising cattle and are totally useless for growing soyabeans...
And the world goes by supply and demand. Want to save all those rhinos? If you stop buying rhino horn products, the poachers will realize it isn't profitable, so they'll stop poaching rhinos.
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They look like little wrinkly Gollums. My SO finds them adorable for some reason.
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One of the more convincing arguments for vegetarianism is stated here, where they talk about feed conversion ratios. Basically on the same plot of land you could feed more people growing soya beans then raising cattle. And since land is a limited resource...the more cattle you're raising means you can feed less people over the same land.
When it comes to animals, aquaculture and poultry rearing are the most efficient, but still not as efficient as just eating the plants themselves.
Of course, there is the counter argument that certain lands are only good for raising cattle and are totally useless for growing soyabeans...
And the world goes by supply and demand. Want to save all those rhinos? If you stop buying rhino horn products, the poachers will realize it isn't profitable, so they'll stop poaching rhinos.
Well apparently millennials are killing the jewelry industry so We are technically doing our part to save the rhinos by not buying the ivory.
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I feel its wrong to kill an animal for the horn. What you should have done was to butcher the animal and eat every part of it. Waste not, want not =)
agreed.
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You can make soup out of them.
And heart is high in protein and low in fat.
Waste not, want not =)
PREACH
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Of course work PC wants to do extensive updates.
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Well apparently millennials are killing the jewelry industry so We are technically doing our part to save the rhinos by not buying the ivory.One of the more convincing arguments for vegetarianism is stated here, where they talk about feed conversion ratios. Basically on the same plot of land you could feed more people growing soya beans then raising cattle. And since land is a limited resource...the more cattle you're raising means you can feed less people over the same land.
When it comes to animals, aquaculture and poultry rearing are the most efficient, but still not as efficient as just eating the plants themselves.
Of course, there is the counter argument that certain lands are only good for raising cattle and are totally useless for growing soyabeans...
And the world goes by supply and demand. Want to save all those rhinos? If you stop buying rhino horn products, the poachers will realize it isn't profitable, so they'll stop poaching rhinos.
There was a time when they'd just call it "free market working as intended." But no, gotta blame the younguns.
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how is it only at 4% it has been ten minutes aaaaaa
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One of the more convincing arguments for vegetarianism is stated here, where they talk about feed conversion ratios. Basically on the same plot of land you could feed more people growing soya beans then raising cattle. And since land is a limited resource...the more cattle you're raising means you can feed less people over the same land.
When it comes to animals, aquaculture and poultry rearing are the most efficient, but still not as efficient as just eating the plants themselves.
Of course, there is the counter argument that certain lands are only good for raising cattle and are totally useless for growing soyabeans...
Also the fact that meat is delicious and soybeans are not.
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If nothing else, this justifies me coming in well before contract time every day.
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There was a time when they'd just call it "free market working as intended." But no, gotta blame the younguns.Well apparently millennials are killing the jewelry industry so We are technically doing our part to save the rhinos by not buying the ivory.One of the more convincing arguments for vegetarianism is stated here, where they talk about feed conversion ratios. Basically on the same plot of land you could feed more people growing soya beans then raising cattle. And since land is a limited resource...the more cattle you're raising means you can feed less people over the same land.
When it comes to animals, aquaculture and poultry rearing are the most efficient, but still not as efficient as just eating the plants themselves.
Of course, there is the counter argument that certain lands are only good for raising cattle and are totally useless for growing soyabeans...
And the world goes by supply and demand. Want to save all those rhinos? If you stop buying rhino horn products, the poachers will realize it isn't profitable, so they'll stop poaching rhinos.
interesting point.
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Also the fact that meat is delicious and soybeans are not.One of the more convincing arguments for vegetarianism is stated here, where they talk about feed conversion ratios. Basically on the same plot of land you could feed more people growing soya beans then raising cattle. And since land is a limited resource...the more cattle you're raising means you can feed less people over the same land.
When it comes to animals, aquaculture and poultry rearing are the most efficient, but still not as efficient as just eating the plants themselves.
Of course, there is the counter argument that certain lands are only good for raising cattle and are totally useless for growing soyabeans...
soy drink is delicious.
As long as you shake it first.
And are not allergic.
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Soybean-based products must have difficulty introducing themselves to Spanish class.
Buenos dias. Soy Soy!
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Disclaimer: I have not taken any Spanish lessons past 4th grade as if this was not blindingly obvious
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I just don't care for it myself. If you do more power to you.
I don't have any beef (heh) against vegetarians as long as they aren't preachy about it or act like I'm committing some horrible crime because I prefer a meat-containing diet. I'm just not interested in changing that.
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I need access to my grade book. Come on...
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If you find the song "Come Sail Away" boring, does that make you a Styx-in-the-mud?
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Post-Net Neutrality.how is it only at 4% it has been ten minutes aaaaaaOutdated technology.
I was just gonna go with lol Windows, but...
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On the school lunch menu: Whole grain pancakes.
Home lunch it is!
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French toast sticks here!
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21%
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...coworker just asked me if I could print something for her while her computer updated. I may or may not have burst out laughing.
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...I sincerely doubt this thing is going to finish updating before the kids arrive. Windows.
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Me, staring darkly at co-worker's loathsome air freshener dispenser: 'I've got plans for that thing'
Co-worker: 'Is it going up someone's a*se?'
You know what, no it isn't, but thanks v. much for the suggestion.
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45%...
10 minutes to class...
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45%...
10 minutes to class...
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Yeah, use my Chromebook instead of my laptop. It doesn't have Gradebook or printer access, but it will get me onto Powerschool and Classroom. Hurrah 1:1 school.
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The situation isn't dire, but it is irritating as hell.
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If I was relying on a paper final that I'd need to print, it would be dire.
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BMI is just a pretty terrible measurement tool all around, as it doesn't allow for any sort of variance of body type or anything.According to the BMI, gymnasts, martial artists, and professional fighters are all overweight.Asian standards are higher.
A BMI value of 23 and above indicates that your weight is outside of the healthy weight range for your height.
Mine is about 24...
I did manage to get to 120 lbs before, and probably 120 lbs is more realistic.
I also do know that these days a good part of me is muscle which weighs more then fats...
Thanks though, Kjeldorn =)
As a national team member on an internationally-ranked collegiate tae kwon do team, working out 22 hours a week including at least 10 hours of full-contact sparring, you couldn't "pinch a centimeter" anywhere on my body, much less an inch. We didn't have fat percentage calculators back then, but from pictures and memory it had to be well under 8%.
But my BMI was 25, putting me squarely into the "overweight" category.
You DO realize that was 30 years ago, right? What were you, 7? I bet you had an even lower BMI and fat percentage...
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If you're big, you're naturally scary. Me? I look so approachable that everyone asks me for directions/donations etc.The worst thing is I have no sense of direction. I would rather tell people I am clueless then give them the wrong directions.
I always "learn from people who do", so, always being too hot at Disneyland I looked at what the employees wore, and started wearing light khaki slacks, a polo shirt, and a hat. It's very comfortable, but now everyone assumes I'm an employee and asks me for directions. So I carry extra maps and direct them to NobodysWife, honorary "Disneyland Sherpa" who knows where everything is.
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BY DESNA'S WINGS, IT'S AT 100%
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............m-more updates?
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I'm gonna go Technic League on this %$#WQ@#$ I swear
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It finally came up halfway through first period. Good grief.
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Lol Nobody's home. I have a special ability to not get hot and bothered in hot climates. I freeze horribly when it's cold instead.
Preach!
I've prepared the first two items and eaten them, and eaten the third item as well =)
I don't ask someone to do what I wouldn't do=)
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It was my own fault. I told it to "Update and Shut Down" Friday afternoon when I left. I forgot this meant a long configuration on Monday.
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I understood Orthos wasn't serious.
No worries, we all have our preferences.
So did I. My commentary was satire on TOP of his satire, but apparently I'm not as good at it.