I hate this article and the way it’s written. It’s full of mean, petty stereotypes that make the author sound like an ass and its content seems to boil down to: “I like meat and vegans do, too, so yay for all the ultra processed substitutes because my palette won’t let me consider a meal without something that looks and tastes like flesh in it.”

I am really sick of how absolutely boring this new type of vegan food is and how much it’s trying to be like meat. I don’t want it to be like meat. I want it to be interesting and actually tasty, not some generic fake burger they try to make look like it bleeds. I get that it’s allowing more people to eat more vegan things, but it’s still boring and gross to me.

Nuts.

Are you a mosquito?

10-4. Over.

my developments

What developments? You’re just speculating about something that is currently impossible.

why wouldn’t you try?

You’re not seeking a way to alleviate the actual circumstances, you’re engaging in escapism. That’s fine, but don’t cloak whatever this is with the mantle of science.

That first “paper” doesn’t have anything even vaguely academic about it, it’s just musings on the physiology of flighted birds without any eye towards the consequences of or technology for making those changes, let alone anything that remotely justifies the possibility of those processes happening over 4 years.

It sucks that your body is broken, but given that we currently do not have to technology to fix it, why bother with the fantasy that technology can make it into something completely different?

This almond one.

Hibiscus is really good, too 🌺 So sour and really good cold. I miss it but can’t really have it anymore because of its effects on blood pressure.

And one more that’s got licorice, coriander, cinnamon, ginger, anise and mallow blossoms. Especially good for winter or when I’ve got a cold

Like a toaster over?

Seems like green washing for software.

What lead you to seek diagnosis?

Are you taking corrective meds?

How does or did it impact your everyday life?

While my first instinct was A, that leaves the tie dragging along the ground, so for a long tie I’d have to go with B so the tie doesn’t get all dirty. Best of both worlds work be a bow tie in position A.

Is there an understanding by Geeta of how the other half lives?

What, if any, distortions of behavior do you notice that you attribute to being raised that wealthy?

I also remember when some Google things would tell me when to leave for an appointment to get there on time.

• Labeling
• Black and blue thinking
• Predictive thinking
• Magnification
• Catastrophizing
• Emotional reasoning
• Should and must statements

Same reason it’s Japan, Germany, China, etc.

So no classes but lots of extra credit?

Eerie?

I always call them staple dragons.

I want to sword to be a detached love dart and for each defeated enemy to become part of an expanding polycule.

Can they each appeal and claim they were charged for the crimes of another man with the same name, at least for the ones that match?