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S3C

Same thing dude...although that begs the question why isn't fish considered meat in that dietary sense?? those that are vegetarian usually eat fish, it's vegans that stay away from flesh altogether and products that come from flesh (milk and eggs).

so really?? no meat all? not even famous Swedish meatballs? I always pictured you as a culinary connoisseur, who ate anything and everything...that's cool as hell though dude...I wouldn't mind picking up the vegetarian lifestyle, generally results in optimal (colon) health, meat and poultry are my least favorite food groups anyway...but it's hard considering how many places and social function serve meat...besides, I like muh burritos with chicken in them. And since I've embraced Western Culture I need a nice tender In-And-Out Burger every now and then. When was the last time you ate chicken/beef/pork/steak/human/etc.?

Cyberdevil

I wouldn't want to live a life without fish! :D Well it seems people differentiate between 'meat', bird and seafood... something about the source location of each ingredient: land, air and water? Maybe each one has a significantly different constitution, I don't know. In Swedish you can refer to vegetable or fruit meat as well though, implying the mass it's made of rather than any actual 'meat' (seems like vegetable meat in English is what they call the fake kind, made up of soya, etc). Yeah, veganism is an admirable sport! Wouldn't want to live without dairy products myself, what a sacrifice...

No meat at all, not since I was two! I've probably accidentally eaten something that might've had traces of it sometime, but it's not that big a deal, I'd just rather keep away from it. I do like to consider myself a culinary connoisseur anyway! :)

Would be pretty simplifying being able to eat anything. I have considered it, not because I want to eat meat but because It'd be nice to be able to eat whatever I'm served, not very gratifying having guests that can't eat the food you make, whatever the reason, but I like this diet. It's become a moral thing too, and with time I made it into this motto: I'll eat any animals I don't mind killing myself. And apart from fish, I'd rather not kill any animals... especially wild animals are much more fun to have alive and near, running around in the forest, eating up our crops... O_o Kinda annoys me people hunt for food when they don't need to; when there's such a limited amount of game left. And they don't even hunt, they just sit still and wait for the animals to come to them. But ah well, to each their own...

Haha yeah, it's a big part of culture if that's the culture you live in! :D We eat a lot of fish up North, so that'd be hard to exclude. If people can't serve meat, they always have some fish instead. :P As for burgers: fish burgers! Woot! Being a true vegetarian would be a bit more difficult, also getting all the necessary protein, B-vitamins, etc.

Doomroar

The soil and concrete is too dirty nowadays to go barefoot, i even cringe sometimes when i see a woman wearing sandals on a rainy day and i know that she well be all the day like that before she gets home, puddles of muddy water everywhere, rain is not what it used to be, i despite the smell of the city on a rainy day, i blame the cars, the sewers, and the occasional neglected road.
Back to temperature, if you are in constant movement you will be able to keep some body heat, but once you sit down you will wish for a pair of socks, and once you start walking in a sunny day on a egg cooking hot piece of asphalt you will feel like an Indian guru walking on fire, good luck with that, and lets not even talk about small rocks and pieces of wood that may insert themselves in your feet.

Is a construct like the number 2 II 二 . . all symbolic shapes that don't exist in nature with a physical shapely form.

Pescaterian? is that like half-assed vegan? XD.

Cyberdevil

Yeah, cities aren't optimized for barefoot walking anymore. :/ And apart from all that drudge, there's glass shards, metal debris, etcetc... I tried walking from the train station home one sunny day btw, and it was HOT! I mean SCORCHING! I mean I think I burned my feet. Wish I still had some of that cartilage...

Haha yeah, it's not just clothing, it's the surfaces we walk on, it all amounts to one long devolution of the human fortitude and physique. Sticks and stones may break my feet, but I still heed the scorching streets! :C

Man I didn't get any of that. Doesn't the Möbius band exist in nature though?

Nah, it's a highly deliberate style of life. :P Nothing fishy about it!

S3C

All domesticated avian livestock is terrestrial though...but you're right, there is a significant difference in the meat obtained from fish, birds, and mammals...shark is quite different nutrient wise I'm sure, but tastes a lot like chicken.

Never heard vegetables or fruit referred to as having meat...but 'flesh' is universal term used to refer to the edible content under the membrane or peel.

Soy is indeed a common replacement for dairy and meat product! Although, if you eat too much of it, you may experience the effects of higher estrogen levels...I think we could do it...I'm mean we're both produce connoisseurs and substitute foods do a decent job of replicating the taste and texture of most dairy products if cultivated and mixed right...again it just boils down to a matter of convenience...

A truly profound moral observation there, Cyberdevil! All the same, sometimes hunting when regulated correctly is beneficial towards the environment in regards to ecological biodiversity. I feel I should feel bad about potential livestock abuse and slaughtering..but it's too ingrained into Western culture to lift me from my apathetic state. Not to say all ranchers act the same, but considering the massive amount of intake of meat in Western cultures it's inevitable that some of said meat is the result of an unethical procedure...Anything done from my standpoint would be purely for dietary reasons.

Or how about arachnid burgers!! Krabby Patties for everyone lol. What kind of fish is commonly on your palette?

Legumes, nuts, oats, soy, beans, do a sufficient job at replacing nutrients otherwise obtained from meat and dairy foods...At the end of the day, vegans and vegetarians are generally healthier and live longer lives than those who consume meat products. Not to mention cancer is rare amongst the former group which in all likeliness has a correlation with clean bowel health!! There is satisfactory evidence that humans are innately herbivores...besides herbivory is simply more trophically efficient than omnivory.

Cyberdevil

True true. You've tasted shark? Shark fin?

Ah yeah, flesh is the same word as meat in Swedish (it's all: kött). So, that explains it!

I started reading about that estrogen thing just a few years ago, kinda cut down on soya after that, but we've been eating a ton of that stuff earlier on! O_o Hope it didn't have any negative effects... from what I hear obesity is the biggest source of increased estrogen levels though, gotta get back in shape! Also, eat a ton of cabbage, eggs, tuna, milk, garlic, grapes, avocado... you mean both become vegans?! I don't know man, I don't think I'd want to... even if it wasn't that difficult to get all necessary nutrients! I do know of tons of berries, fruits and vegetables with intense nutritional density though, but there's one more con: most such healthy stuff is hella expensive.

Yeah, so they say! They keep chopping down forests, and then when the bears start rummaging in suburban trash cans they claim the 'bear population is getting too large'. It's really not strange they take to civilized areas when the wilderness is slowly disintegrating. Not that I think having wild bears roam around the neighborhood would be such a good idea, but their take on biological regulation really doesn't factor in all the facts. Some hunting's needed, sure, what I don't like is that they turned it into such a competition. Everyone hunts, IOW lounges around drinking coffee while their dogs run around the forests barking, attempting to steer the game towards them, effectively disrupting any harmonious wildlife that exists, probably trampling down a buncha grounded bird nests in the process, and regarding the 'game' they don't really care if they kill parents and leave the kids any longer, ethics are all getting erased ... maybe the thing I'm really against is just how they hunt. My grandpa used to hunt, but back then it was about survival. They ate everything they shot. When they went out to hunt, they went out to get food, not just take a day off and soak in some sunshine. I suppose stealth has its risks, like - they might accidentally shoot each other, but it should be worth the risk! If they can't deal with the potential consequences of what they're doing, better stay outta the forest! :C Yeah, that too... least the wild critters live a free life before they're killed.

Haha, a 'frozen hamburger with fresh lettuce, crisp onions and tomatoes with undersea cheese, pickles, mustard, ketchup, and with a special secret formula (a pinch of King Neptune's Poisedon Powder)'? (had to Google that) Hmm, the Poisedon powder sounds inspiring...

When we're up North, we (fish and) eat a lot of Perch and Pike, occasionally Bream and Whitefish. We get some Grayling or Char from relatives on rare occasions. If we're lazy we buy fish, the same as here (down South), usually Saithe or Hoki for gratins, or salted Herring or Salmon to fry in a pan (fun fact: Swedish has a specific word for frying in pans, and another for deep frying). Also shrimps sometimes. Canned Tuna and Sardins too. Sometimes Alaska pollock and very very rarely also Cod. How about you?

Ah, didn't know we might've been herbivores at the source! Interesting. Well we don't have that great access to exotic berries or fruits here, so such a diet might not be as fun as it would be where you live. :) Legumes (didn't know that word before), nuts, oats, soy, beans are all international of course. Still though, I like fish, and eggs, and cheese! And sauces, and creme fraiche and Mayonnaise! I could live without regular milk and yoghurt though.

Doomroar

Oh so you got dat Indian guru fire walker experience! XD.

You can make it, but that doesn't means that it is infinite since it has a beginning and end, it is juts that its beginning and end is the same point so is a loop, but not an infinite loop.

I don't think that i am... catching it!
other than meatballs (because my spaghetti damns it!), tuna and chicken i don't consume meat, and man i don't really like chicken, however i do it because i don't like how it taste not because they are alive, after all i am a post animal kingdom human(that manga is great!) i have faced down the question in, the hierarchy of life how high do you have to be for your life to be respected?

Killing animals for food has nothing wrong with it, is food like you, me and @S3C, with that said it is basic manners to not play with yours or others food, that's not a toy.

I wonder... could it be that vegans and vegetarians have a lower cancer rate just because their population is just plainly smaller and their rare cases are immersed into a culture that involves a myriad of other factors that play more crucial roles beyond their diets(like choosing where their food comes from and what process has behind its production)? you see there are 3 things i don't trust in science psychoanalysis, economist, and epidemiology statistical studies, those 3 come with so much BS so damn often that each time i find an article by them i have to be extra extra extra skeptical and i am already quite skeptical, however i understand that animals as beings standing higher in the food chain, are also food that have a higher chances to absorb unwanted chemicals like heavy metals in fish, and then all that goes into your body once you eat it and so and so, that is why in only eat tuna from that one place i know that they got their controlled grown tuna.

But man can you replicate the texture and awesomeness of cheese! can you!? i know that soy milk works just as well as regular milk for almost everything, but man do i love cheese is like a Wallace and Gromit thing a necessity probably one of the only foods that i can say i genuinely enjoy.

Cyberdevil (Updated )

Haha yeah, dat experience... is not what it's hyped up to be!

Aha. Well then, how does true infinity differ, how do we know that it doesn't loop? Isn't the continuous expansion (expanding within itself, as the video spoke about) also a form of loop? To me, infinity seems impossible without a loop. Of course the potential that something doesn't end is more than I can fully comprehend, but it just seems to defy the laws of... existence. That even infinity must be finite. That infinity is due to form and function, not that it actually goes on forever in a linear fashion.

lol
Canned tuna? It's a great testosterone boost, apparently! :P Not canned specifically, just Tuna, JSYK. How high you have to be? As in: how superior? IMO human value is overrated, if terrorists hold a hundred thousand cows hostage in exchange for a human... I wonder what they'd do. How far they'd go. How much a human life is really 'worth'. Yeah, if everybody treated their food with respect it'd be a groovy word! I still wouldn't want to kill other animals than fish though, I don't consider it wrong, I just consider it unnecessary and undesirable. I mean, when there's a hare nibbling away at the grass on the edge of my lawn, I like sitting on the porch, eating my cereal, watching it nibble away until it notices my presence and speeds off in a frenzy. Some of our neighbors might put out a trap or fetch a shotgun. :/ If times were harsh, I was low on money and food: I'd have different consideration. But the hobos don't hunt. Only the wealthy people do. Getting a license is a costly process too.

Yeah, maybe, think S3C sums it well above. Good point on the food chain too, in that case vegetables are the best. Also: they're cheaper to produce. I've read a bunch of articles about how certain types of meat are processed in such a way that they become cancerous too, for example: they often add nitrate to ham and sausages. At least here. Oh, so you don't eat canned tuna after all? We're fortunate to live by a freshwater lake in a remote area, so a great deal of the fish we get is considerably healthier than what you'd get at a shop. It really sucks how the oceans are getting bombarded by all types of toxins, even radioactivity as of late...

I'm not a vegan! I eat cheese! :L Don't know if there are any soy-versions of cheese, or stuff like that... as for soy milk btw, oat milk is a lot healthier. No estrogen either. We do drink normal milk, but oat milk's become a habit. With time it just tastes better and better! Yeah I love Cheese, all types of cheese, even the $$$ type. :P

S3C

I don't find the process of killing animals for the sake of sustenance to be bad in and of itself, it's the process of torture and maltreatment that some livestock experience that's unsettling...besides, killing cattle is illegal in many areas of the Punjab...so in the deepest recess of my brain lies a notion that eating beef just ain't right.

The vegan-vegetarian community is larger enough to draw statistically meaningful conclusions regarding cancer rates. But you're quite right, it's a myriad of factors conducive to a healthy lifestyle that is common amongst vegan-vegetarians, not just the practice of abstaining from meat. Although, there are plenty of reasons as to why meat-heavy lifestyles can be harmful...those are just a couple of examples.

Skepticism is the default stance one should always take when reviewing information scientifically!! otherwise we could affirm the existence and truth in anything.

Cyberdevil

Holy cows!

True that.

Word.

The-Roughneck

I often notice your comments as I always run into them when I check my comments a day or so after voting on under judgements. With that said, I enjoy them, we often say similar things and you're always articulate and kind while still being truthful. Just figured I'd stop by and say hi :P

Cyberdevil

Always great to hear my reviews are appreciated... and not just by the authors, woot! :D Keep up the reviewing; thanks for stopping by man!

Doomroar

I will just leave this here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzIraLLe7U8

I haven't watched it because i know that the movie is trash but man to think that it has so many sins on it!

Cyberdevil

Whaaaat, a bashful review on that awesome movie?! :O Hmm, had to stop watching a few minutes in, though it was a valiant attempt (at watching) considering how unnecessarily they bashed the intro, and how long it took to actually get to the movie itself. I could make a movie bashing this bashing...

Though some flaws are apparent, like: the CGI, others just make the reviewer appear as a grumpy critic who's apparently seen too many movies with the same plot and has a tendency to get caught up on inconsistencies and cliche. I don't mind inconsistency and cliche when it doesn't interfere with the action. Nor have I seen such a quantity of similar movies I disliked this one. In fact, there aren't enough DBZ movies yet! :/ Wonder how many of these flaws are pointed out for purpose of entertainment (it's having the opposite effect on me though), and how many due to the reviewers actual experience of the film...

Danluz

That was a great collab! It was funny, brutal, and most of all awesome. You and scottwjsm and Whirlguy did awesomely!

Cyberdevil

Hey, thanks!

Doomroar

So simple, i can't believe you forgot this, infinity without repetition a simple exponential equation, or a sequence of numbers.

The conclusion is that the hierarchy doesn't matters, regardless of you being a human or a fish.

Yeah S3C pretty much got it.
Nop it is canned tuna but i know from where the tuna is from.

Yeah my cheese question was more towards S3C.

Actually i just watched the whole things and it is divided on 2 parts the first on the movie itself as its own thing, which is trash indeed, and then the movie as seen from a dragon ball fan's point of view, and by then the movie passes from trash to utter toxic cancer inducing garbage. The director deserves to die, twice.

Cyberdevil

What's a loop if not repetition?

Then we agree!

Ah, no dolphins accidentally mauled into the batter then. I really don't know anything bout where the tuna comes from that we buy, apart from what they claim on the packaging, but we take care to buy tuna in oil rather than water - hopefully much less aluminum.

K.

All 22 minutes?! :O Impressive. Seems we have different expectations here! But we already knew that. :P I do consider myself a DB fan.

Doomroar

A sequence doesn't needs to be a repetition.

Well they do taste better when they come in oil.

Yeah all 22 minutes, at first i found myself wondering if they knew anything at all about DB, and then after almost 100+ sins they got the second part which put the sins over 9000.

Cyberdevil

True. But a loop is, right? Or are you saying infinity is like a sequence = linear?

That too!

Hmm, alas, we are all sinners! Least that's what they say.

Doomroar

Yeah a loop is an infinite repetition, but not all infinity has to repeat, a loop is just a version of it (more so not all loops are infinite, that is why we add the infinite before the word loop, to denote that it never ends repeating).
Infinity doesn't has to be linear, but it can be. So what i am saying is that infinity can come in a multitude of ways, in this aspect the Möbius band is just an incomplete representation of infinity, and indeed it is in the end impossible for us to imagine or represent infinity, just think about it, there is a moment when you decide to stop thinking and just say: "well it goes forever and lets just leave it at that XD".
The problem with infinity is that is adapted to our version of time which we experience in a linear form of past to present, however that is not a necessity, it doesn't really needs to be first this then that, and next that, and so and so, in that case a loop fails victim of the same linear concept.

Yeah but that movie has over 9000 sins, that's just nasty in criminal ways! XD.

Cyberdevil

Ah, got it. As for imagining infinity, I feel it's a lot easier imagining a circular motion! Like, the world turning, the sun rising and falling in a crescent cycle, a gear mauling around, a wheel spinning... though none of this is infinity, the notion that it ends where it begins, makes it easy to imagine that infinity is possible. With a line, imagining that line stretch on forever... that just doesn't make sense. If it curves and makes a circle, it's an infinite line! Piece of cake!

Yeah, lives might not be finite either, if you believe. The cycles are everywhere.

Sin City was just full of sin, but it was a good movie! :P

Danluz

What is Doomroar talking about? Loops and infinity?

Cyberdevil

Yupp, loops and infinity! No idea how this conversation got started...

Doomroar

But you see that is the trick with a circle you know that it starts, it ends... which is kinda pointless and since it ended you now have to find a way to make it infinite sou you put a repetition, how many? well lets just say that it goes forever XD.
However that it foes forever was not pertinent of the circle itself, is a factor of repetition that we add after we encounter ourselves with the ending.

Yeah sadly DB evolution was not...

Cyberdevil (Updated )

The motion may not be infinite, but the shape is. I mean, trace the contours of anything round - there is no definable starting point if you don't make one: you can trace it forever. Follow a line and you'll reach the end, and have to go back to start over. Infinite doesn't have to be in motion does it? If you say the universe is infinite, it could be because it'll last forever, not because it's that wide.

Lets just agree to disagree!

S3C

I don't see the problem with Cyberdevil's interpretation of infinity...there's nothing wrong with infinity being circular, or a loop, or whether it starts and ends at the same point. It's all immaterial as long as the edges (or an edge) of whatever said shape you define it as has infinite length lol...

Yeah, avocado is basically butter of the gods...it doesn't get much better than that! great lubricant too.

Those are some valid points regarding hunting regulation...however, hunting sometimes is done not for sustenance purposes. For example, say a certain community has an endangered rabbit population, so the game management may allow for hunting of their wolf predators to conserve rabbit life in that area. And most people don't eat canine meat...although their fur is a common trade item. Even non carnivorous animals are hunted as a last resort if they can be attributed to overgrazing.

Poseidon Powder = Thousand Island Dressing, most likely. And substitute the frozen burger with fresh crab...ironically the Krusty Krab is owned by a crab lol

I've had mahi-mahi, salmon, pollock, herring, pickled gundy (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solomon_gundy), tilapia (meh), cod (gross), tuna (don't care for it either, although i've only had it canned)...I think I've tried sardines and anchovies too at one point...Well that's a few I can check off from the 28,000+ fish that currently exist..

Cyberdevil (Updated )

Yeah! Word! :D

Mmm, a truly nutritional multipurpose ingredient with obscure qualities!

Ah what a waste, Wolf is completely edible too. I think they ate all types of animals up North a couple of generations back, short of rodents like rats. Indeed they have to keep certain species regulated, but on the flipside the overwhelming amount (or vice versa) of these certain species is usually our fault, our disrupting some other facet of the wild, maybe by hunting down too many natural predators. And what about human regulation? :P

Mmm, sounds good!

Mahi-mahi sounds exotic... oh, and it looks even more so! What awesome color. Never tasted pickled gundy or tilapia. Forgot about herring and anchovies below btw, we eat those commonly as well, usually in gratins. As for tuna, mixed with a slab of mayonnaise or creme fraiche, chopped onions and dill it's great: can be used for sandwiches, pancakes, tortillas, pita bread... I've tried fresh tuna once, which supposedly tastes much better, but we fried it too long and it dried up, apparently it's a bit of a delicate fish. Hope there'll be a new opportunity some time! It's expensive. Cod really doesn't taste much by itself, best used together with other ingredients. Wonder how many of those 28,000+ fish are edible!! What about shark btw?

Doomroar

I see so Mr @S3C ... you will agree with Cyberdevil on Infinity being a repetition that never ends? are you sure that you want to get behind that notion? it may work for some things but that is as far as it goes. Fine i will leave it at that, even if the definition is clearly incomplete, and just no.

Cyberdevil

I just finite logical!

S3C

RE: infinity
Again I don't see how a non-terminating number or sequence is fully relevant here or wouldn't work for applications of infinity. I'm just looking at infinity in a geometric sense...if you interpret it as a line spanning infinitely in both directions, you can roll the line to form a circumference or any type of perimeter for that matter...the same way you can take a piece of paper and roll it into a cylinder. A start and stop point could be defined, but the origin (center) of the circle would be undefined as the radius is equal to infinity. Or vice versa.

RE: wolf meat
Gross dude...most westerners consider eating dogs or cats (including wild canine and feline variants) taboo...such is a different story when it comes to pure, unabridged survival, anything is fair game when in such extreme circumstances, even cannibalism...In the words of Louis CK, if it comes down to eating another human pick out something that you would never want in real life... such as an 80 year old black women's breast LOL. Would you eat a primate?? I'm sure the meat is still good there too, but....monkey brains are actually a delicacy in some cultures....they bring a live monkey and slaughter it right there on the table, and serve up the brains. *gasp*

RE: mayonnaise
I dislike most mayonnaise I've came across.

RE: sharks
Yeah, some, if not most sharks are edible.

RE: dodging your question
Oops, no, I've never tried shark.

RE: edibility of fish
More than 50% I'd presume...but do you mean straight inedible, or just fish that aren't palatable (somewhat subjective) and/or have low nutritional values? Most freshwater fish are considered edible, and that's where most of the species diversity resides. Even deadly toxic fish, such as the pufferfish can be edible if prepared correctly- such fish are used in sushi. I've seen lists that claim certain fish are poisonous and to be avoided, and that some fish have certain high level of barbs which is dangerous if it gets caught up in the meat, but then there's some claims from the opposite field stating that you can eat said fish if prepared and filtered correctly...And then there's just some fish that are just plain small...the world's smallest fish is just under a centimeter. Still, there is some meat that can be salvaged, even if the content is tremendously small.

RE: vacation
So when do you leave for the Great Norths?

Cyberdevil (Updated )

RE: infinity
Sounds like you seem to know what you're saying!

RE: wolf meat
Because they keep some of them as pets? People need to be a bit more unbiased towards what they eat, in terms of meat. Well, I do hope canine meat comes waaay ahead of Cannibalism. I'd eat meat if I was starving, I don't think I'd eat human meat unless I was really dying. lmao, Louis CK isn't scared of speaking. XD Yeah, it's strange how people'd rather eat a monkey than a dog.

RE: mayonnaise
Ever made your own? I can't get it to taste quite as good as the commercial variants though, but will keep trying... personally I love mayonnaise. Could eat it with anything. Gets me thinking about that Weird Al video: http://youtu.be/N9qYF9DZPdw

RE: sharks
I meant: have you tried shark? Though by now that might be a rhetorical question; I assume no. Me neither btw. And I wouldn't want to, unless they maul down the rest of the shark as well, just chopping off the fin and leaving the shark to bleed out is too savage for my taste bud.

RE: reading and responding to one RE: at a time
lmao...

RE: edibility of fish
Interesting. Hmm, I don't really know what I mean. I guess I mean: fish that people regularly eat. We have roach, freshwater, it's inedible by tradition, but maybe it isn't really.. oh yeah, the Pufferfish, even if it is said to be delicious, I'd rather not take my chances. The smallest fish I've eaten was probably at least three centimeters long, don't remember the name but they're luxurious canned food. Would be interesting to fish and prepare some of that tiny fish some time...

RE: vacation
I don't know, I have an hour-based job with a set amount of hours/month, so I can't really plan that far ahead yet. According to contract it ends on Jun 30 so at the very latest I'll leave July 1. And be gone until September 1. At the very earliest. My studies are done since a week back btw, hoping to maybe hopefully finally get some site work done as well before I fly off...

S3C

RE: out of characters
Well I can cross a lot of those 28,000+ fish though. Seeing how many species are threatened/endangered and/or are illegal to hunt.

Cyberdevil

Ah yeah, there are those limitations too. I wonder which fish, inedibility/legability disconsidered, tastes best...

wyldfyre1

Showing you some love buddy i seen your post on my news but for some reason it got deleted or something,. Anyway brutha i wanted to show you that i appreciate you and your freaking awesome! Keep up the love!

Wyldfyre1

Cyberdevil

Yeah, for a while there it just disappeared... odd quirks with system works. Appreciate it! Ditto! Have a great week and... yeah, that's all.

Doomroar

Ha funny i was sure that you would use fractals as an example of an infinite repetition, but you went in another way. Yes you could use that radius as an example of infinity but that doesn't means that the radius will give us a repeating decimal and the same can go for the the rest of that cylinder.

Oh a talk about food, actually out of all those i find Mayonnaise and the breast of the octogenarian woman (why it has to be black? XD) as the most disgusting of all you have discussed so far, but i guess that if you are desperate and it doesn't implies your dead it may as well fill your stomach.
Not to bash on mayonnaise even if i already did, but man, i shudder just looking at it, the very taste is ... i guess there is that one exception with some really particular recipes, but the way in which it desecrates the all wonderful tomato sauce (or ketchup) is just horrible, is ok to call a food evil? because i think that mayonnaise may be indeed evil... poor tomato sauce T_T

So that pretty much means i am OK with canine meat and shark meat, a pity that they only cut the dorsal fin and waste the rest (that soup better taste good then), what are the positions of you guys on insects as food? i think that as long as they get the visual presentation, taste and hygiene regulation right i am fine with some dishes made out of crickets and the like, i even think that once upon a time in my childhood i got to try a dish made out of ants, thinking about that, the only thing that i can do now is hope for them to have those ants under proper care... well not like it matters overall i don't like the taste of meat regardless of the animal.

Cyberdevil (Updated )

I guess this aimed at S3C so no comment.

What's wrong with Mayonnaise?! Might be one of them cultural things, maybe. Maybe you just haven't realized the fantastic foods with which it can be used, to further enhance and enrich the potentially unlimited savor-ability of said items! Not going to argue about the breast of the octogenarian (woah, that's a word!) woman though...

Yeah, the way they take the fin is just too barbaric. And it's not just how they take only the fin, they don't even kill the shark, they let it go, but without the fin it has no way of steering or staying afloat, so it sinks to bottom of the ocean and dies slowly, in excruciating agony and torment. Fin.

I'm all for insects as food! For starters, I don't feel as much sympathy towards them, they'd be easier to farm, and even in the wild some of them are just too many. Like ants. I haven't actually tasted any prepared ingredients though, just fresh mosquitoes and ants and gnats and stuff. I'd probably have a hard time eating larger insects at first though, can't say I really want to eat a cricket, for example, but I'm all for eating insects anyway.

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Shit, I missed it. Oh well. At least the laptop is finally fixed

Cyberdevil

The potentially last Pico party in the NG office! :O Well, at least there are always those archived video streams to watch... somewhere in the earlier comments of this post... woo, good news on the laptop!

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