Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 10:40 amTruth is, you were gay all along.
Give me bacon, or give me death!
Truth is, you were gay all along.
Give me bacon, or give me death!
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Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 10:40 amTruth is, you were gay all along.
Give me bacon, or give me death!
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 1:20 pmLoben The 2nd wrote:Ngl if we’re banning meat I might as well fucking die.
This idea just keeps getting better and better.
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 3:24 pmKowani wrote:Totally Not OEP wrote:
I'm in a Teaching program and the opinions being expressed by the faculty and my fellow students are quite frankly kinda scary. Like, "we need to give up meat to save the environment" tier levels of stupidity. The whole Leftist Academia thing is also really panning out this semester, with wonderful titles like "Christian Privilege" and advocacy for Social Reconstructionism.
Your daily reminder that agriculture accounts for 9% of US Emissions alone. Unsurprisingly, this gets worse abroad, where it becomes 18%.
Do you propose we not eat? Because agriculture is very different than meat.
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 3:34 pmTotally Not OEP wrote:United Muscovite Nations wrote:Explain.
I'm in a Teaching program and the opinions being expressed by the faculty and my fellow students are quite frankly kinda scary. Like, "we need to give up meat to save the environment" tier levels of stupidity. The whole Leftist Academia thing is also really panning out this semester, with wonderful titles like "Christian Privilege" and advocacy for Social Reconstructionism.
Oh wonderful.
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 3:46 pmSalus Maior wrote:Totally Not OEP wrote:
I'm in a Teaching program and the opinions being expressed by the faculty and my fellow students are quite frankly kinda scary. Like, "we need to give up meat to save the environment" tier levels of stupidity. The whole Leftist Academia thing is also really panning out this semester, with wonderful titles like "Christian Privilege" and advocacy for Social Reconstructionism.
Oh wonderful.
I liked the part about "Christiani Privilege"...... I'm like Christians? Where?
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 4:13 pmNakena wrote:Locus Praemonstratus wrote:For me, the same reason I don’t like pumping anything into myself, it strikes me as artificial and dangerous. Who knows what is happening to my body as I eat my meal? My testosterone could be plummeting, I feel sick every time I eat KFC, perhaps it’s making me addicted to the food because it was designed to do just that? I don’t know.
You going to be a good soyboy.
Looks like you activated his trap card.
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 4:17 pmEveryone turning vegetarian would actually help the environment quite a bit...
Though, really, just reducing how much beef we consume would be amazing enough.
Though, really, just reducing how much beef we consume would be amazing enough.
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 4:26 pmIf I were prime minister, these would be three policies I'd pursue.
I don't think I would ever be able to enforce most of these, especially because Fukushima has given just about everyone a phobia for nuclear power, but they would be ideal.
- Transition to nuclear power, since it is the most efficient form of environmentally friendly energy (sorry solar panels).
- Enforcing worker rights, penalizing businesses who harass fathers into taking paternity leave to care for their family and making it illegal for unpaid overtime.
- Bringing back religion, building a giant statue of the Lord Buddha in front of the national diet to protect the nation from disaster.
I don't think I would ever be able to enforce most of these, especially because Fukushima has given just about everyone a phobia for nuclear power, but they would be ideal.
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 4:33 pmHanafuridake wrote:If I were prime minister, these would be three policies I'd pursue.
- Transition to nuclear power, since it is the most efficient form of environmentally friendly energy (sorry solar panels).
- Enforcing worker rights, penalizing businesses who harass fathers into taking paternity leave to care for their family and making it illegal for unpaid overtime.
- Bringing back religion, building a giant statue of the Lord Buddha in front of the national diet to protect the nation from disaster.
I don't think I would ever be able to enforce most of these, especially because Fukushima has given just about everyone a phobia for nuclear power, but they would be ideal.
I'd vote for ya
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 4:42 pmHanafuridake wrote:If I were prime minister, these would be three policies I'd pursue.
- Transition to nuclear power, since it is the most efficient form of environmentally friendly energy (sorry solar panels).
- Enforcing worker rights, penalizing businesses who harass fathers into taking paternity leave to care for their family and making it illegal for unpaid overtime.
- Bringing back religion, building a giant statue of the Lord Buddha in front of the national diet to protect the nation from disaster.
I don't think I would ever be able to enforce most of these, especially because Fukushima has given just about everyone a phobia for nuclear power, but they would be ideal.
I understand that nuclear power can be a good way to reduce fossil fuel usage, but is it really a good idea to build nuclear power plants in a place as seismologically unstable as Japan?
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 5:05 pm
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 5:07 pmBienenhalde wrote:Hanafuridake wrote:If I were prime minister, these would be three policies I'd pursue.
- Transition to nuclear power, since it is the most efficient form of environmentally friendly energy (sorry solar panels).
- Enforcing worker rights, penalizing businesses who harass fathers into taking paternity leave to care for their family and making it illegal for unpaid overtime.
- Bringing back religion, building a giant statue of the Lord Buddha in front of the national diet to protect the nation from disaster.
I don't think I would ever be able to enforce most of these, especially because Fukushima has given just about everyone a phobia for nuclear power, but they would be ideal.
I understand that nuclear power can be a good way to reduce fossil fuel usage, but is it really a good idea to build nuclear power plants in a place as seismologically unstable as Japan?
I'm pretty sure it's already been proven that it's a bad idea.
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 5:20 pmLocus Praemonstratus wrote:The Xenopolis Confederation wrote:What's wrong with GMOs, hormone addatives, and the like?
For me, the same reason I don’t like pumping anything into myself, it strikes me as artificial and dangerous. Who knows what is happening to my body as I eat my meal? My testosterone could be plummeting, I feel sick every time I eat KFC, perhaps it’s making me addicted to the food because it was designed to do just that? I don’t know.
THE WATER IS MAKING ME GAY
How much fried chicken are you eating out of one bucket at a time?
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 5:35 pmLuminesa wrote:Locus Praemonstratus wrote:For me, the same reason I don’t like pumping anything into myself, it strikes me as artificial and dangerous. Who knows what is happening to my body as I eat my meal? My testosterone could be plummeting, I feel sick every time I eat KFC, perhaps it’s making me addicted to the food because it was designed to do just that? I don’t know.
THE WATER IS MAKING ME GAY
How much fried chicken are you eating out of one bucket at a time?
I feel so attacked right now.
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 5:46 pmHanafuridake wrote:Enforcing worker rights, penalizing businesses who harass fathers into taking paternity leave to care for their family and making it illegal for unpaid overtime.
Kensuke Miyazaki is very
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 5:52 pmPosted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 5:55 pmPosted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 6:01 pmPosted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 6:12 pmPosted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 8:25 pm>worker rights
Allow me to pay my respects to my shrine of Henry Frick.
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 8:30 pmLuminesa wrote:Locus Praemonstratus wrote:For me, the same reason I don’t like pumping anything into myself, it strikes me as artificial and dangerous. Who knows what is happening to my body as I eat my meal? My testosterone could be plummeting, I feel sick every time I eat KFC, perhaps it’s making me addicted to the food because it was designed to do just that? I don’t know.
THE WATER IS MAKING ME GAY
How much fried chicken are you eating out of one bucket at a time?
How many loaves of bread have you eaten in your lifetime?
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2019 8:37 pmPosted: Thu Sep 26, 2019 12:58 amNakena wrote:Locus Praemonstratus wrote:I only fast on Wednesday till 3:00pm and then only a small meal before dinner, and on Friday I don’t eat until dinner (and no meat) unless I’m doing something strenuous, in which case I have something small. And on Sunday I don’t eat until Mass is over. I haven’t been doing that this week because I have grown lax and distracted with exams. I’m beginning to think other dietary problems are the cause of my sickness, like sugar addiction and sleep deprivation.
I also overate last Monday that I was vomiting at night with an uncomfortably full stomach causing me to eat very little on Tuesday.
Sugar addiction and sleep deprivation can be two major factors and are often underestimated. The first can be fixed by putting your self on a 48-72 hour water/sea salt fast which will reset your bloodsugar system and bring you into ketosis. You will have terrible headache though. From there you can work your way out with low carb foods. Eggs, meat, vegetables etc. No sweets or noodles.
Sleep schledule fixing is harder.
Yeah, I’ll take some of that advice.
Kowani wrote:Locus Praemonstratus wrote:For me, the same reason I don’t like pumping anything into myself, it strikes me as artificial and dangerous. Who knows what is happening to my body as I eat my meal? My testosterone could be plummeting, I feel sick every time I eat KFC, perhaps it’s making me addicted to the food because it was designed to do just that? I don’t know.
THE WATER IS MAKING ME GAY
Vaccines…
I don’t like taking medicine either and try to keep away from it as much as possible if I can. Vaccines make me uncomfortable but it isn’t like I can refuse, we have to get vaccines here.
Luminesa wrote:Locus Praemonstratus wrote:For me, the same reason I don’t like pumping anything into myself, it strikes me as artificial and dangerous. Who knows what is happening to my body as I eat my meal? My testosterone could be plummeting, I feel sick every time I eat KFC, perhaps it’s making me addicted to the food because it was designed to do just that? I don’t know.
THE WATER IS MAKING ME GAY
How much fried chicken are you eating out of one bucket at a time?
I only ever eat a Chicken burger or a Zinger burger.
Posted: Thu Sep 26, 2019 3:17 amBeen reading up on Imperial Japan recently. They very easily could’ve become a superpower and made the Cold War a three way contest.