roosters93 said:How's squab
Ain't that adventurous.
roosters93 said:How's squab
RandomVince said:That's a bit weird, I wouldve thought the horse had already bolted so far as wild rabbits goes. Next thing they'll start fining people for keeping pet cane toads.
codswallop said:You're doing it wrong?
Yeah it can be difficult to find meatless food in Australia (and Japan, as I found out -- at least as a Gaijin). I'm sure if you're prepared and/or know the area you should've been able to find vegetarian food on the go. Why don't you use Google Places?DeathJr said:I gave that up and it was not a problem adjusting to the food, but my work required me to be out all the time and if I wanted a meal I had to settle for chips. Very hard to find food without meat in it.
Jintor said:My goddamn phone has started locking me out: SIM not allowed MM#3
what is this sony
what is this
for fuck's sake
Choc said:on the food side of things have you guys seen catch kill eat on ABC 1 i think it is
they have to catch and kill the food before eating it
i dont think i could eat the meat knowing i saw the animal :\
Yeah in our society that's a very big thing. I remember seeing on one of the Jamie Oliver shows where he went to Italy there was a whole family in this village helping kill, skin and remove the innards of this animal. Even the kids were doing it and weren't bothered at all by it.Choc said:they have to catch and kill the food before eating it
i dont think i could eat the meat knowing i saw the animal :\
Missed this one. It's not bad at all, quite a dark-tasting bird. I even ate the fried beak. Crispy!roosters93 said:How's squab
That is EXACTLY what I was thinking of after reading chocs post! Draining the blood from the animal's neck was too much for me.codswallop said:Yeah in our society that's a very big thing. I remember seeing on one of the Jamie Oliver shows where he went to Italy there was a whole family in this village helping kill, skin and remove the innards of this animal. Even the kids were doing it and weren't bothered at all by it.
Choc said:Apple has sent out the bat signal, fucking up all non 4s phones
on the food side of things have you guys seen catch kill eat on ABC 1 i think it is
they have to catch and kill the food before eating it
i dont think i could eat the meat knowing i saw the animal :\
One of the most significant al-Qaeda plots in years collapsed to the cry "hey dude your pants are on fire" as explosives in the underwear of a Nigerian man failed to detonate aboard a packed US-bound airliner.
Choc said:they have to catch and kill the food before eating it
I love meat, but I'd be loathe to actually kill something too. The opinion has flaws, though. For example, I'm not willing to go through the work and toil that would go into making a chocolate bar, but I'll surely pay for it and eat it (well, provided it's one of the off days on my diet).codswallop said:If I had to, I'm sure I could kill and skin etc an animal to eat it, but I'd likely never do it willingly. I am of the opinion though that if you eat meat you should be willing to kill take the animal's life yourself.
Running around like a headless chook?jambo said:My mum used to tell me stories of when she was younger and her dad used to chop their heads off on a block. More than a few times they'd run around for a few seconds before dropping.
codswallop said:Yeah it can be difficult to find meatless food in Australia (and Japan, as I found out -- at least as a Gaijin). I'm sure if you're prepared and/or know the area you should've been able to find vegetarian food on the go. Why don't you use Google Places?
On September 10, 1945, farmer Lloyd Olsen of Fruita, Colorado, United States, had his mother-in-law around for supper and was sent out to the yard by his wife to bring back a chicken. Olsen chose a five-and-a-half-month-old cockerel named Mike. The axe missed the jugular vein, leaving one ear and most of the brain stem intact.[2][3]
Despite Olsen's botched handiwork, Mike was still able to balance on a perch and walk clumsily; he even attempted to preen and crow, although he could do neither. After the bird did not die, a surprised Mr. Olsen decided to continue to care permanently for Mike, feeding him a mixture of milk and water via an eyedropper; he was also fed small grains of corn.
When used to his new and unusual center of mass, Mike could easily get himself to the highest perches without falling. His crowing, though, was less impressive and consisted of a gurgling sound made in his throat, leaving him unable to crow at dawn. Mike also spent his time preening and attempting to peck for food with his neck.
Omi said:Choc will love this, apparently the protesters in parliament were sitting in the section that requires a ticket from an MP.
viciouskillersquirrel said:While it is obvious to all and sundry that battery farming is cruel for the chickens involved, I have very little sympathy for the birds because well, they are chickens and barely aware of their own existence. If it were parrots being treated this way, or even pigs, I would have some qualms, but not for chickens.
evlcookie said:Damn, AMDs bulldozer reviews are starting to come out, bit-tech seem to believe it's a stinker. Guess it's parallel design just doesn't work too well in our single threaded desktop application world.
Haven't really flicked through any other reviews yet, hopefully they can fix the tech next on the next gen version.
Another protester compared the behaviour of protesters with that of the politicians during question time, saying MPs "set an example".
He warned there was "more to come" but refused to say what that meant because it would be "telegraphing our punches".
I caught one while fishing once. That was messy.RandomVince said:Also, anyone else eaten muttonbird? Pro tip: cook it inside.
You'd be a fanboy if you said otherwise. It's a shame really, there needs to be a bit of competition there.3chopl0x said:I hope I don't come off as a 'fanboy' for saying this because I hate the situation but going with Intel/Nvidia seems to be the only sensible choice these days.
RandomVince said:Nah, this is wrong. Chickens are quite smart birds. There was a piece on Catalyst last year about it. They have some very complex social behaviour.
Because retirees skew conservative and have plenty of with free time. The astroturfers know who to target.markot said:Why are Carbon Tax protestors always so old?
markot said:Why are Carbon Tax protestors always so old?
Old people should be banned from voting at 70!
Fredescu said:I caught one while fishing once. That was messy.
markot said:Why are Carbon Tax protestors always so old?
Old people should be banned from voting at 70!
RandomVince said:Probably not as messy as if you had accidentally dragged up some abalone >.>
Went squid fishing one night down near Gordon and my friends brother foul hooked a squid when he got angry at it for not biting. And got another jig stuck down between the boards of the jetty >.<
Then with the catch and taking it back to the car, realised we forgot a bucket or eski to put them in.
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As for meat eating, I realise we need protein and animals of all sorts are excellent at accumulating it. I have no qualms eating meat, but I think it's important to be humane about how you keep and kill animals. In an ideal world we wouldnt need to, but that's the story of evolution isnt it. Protein, kill or be killed, and we just had to be the species to develop a guilt complex and a system of ethics.
Fredescu said:edit: oh, you said Nvidia. You're wrong there.
markot said:Why are Carbon Tax protestors always so old?
Old people should be banned from voting at 70!
guidop said:What is Jambo doing there?
Salazar said:No idea.
DeathJr said:Look who showed up at the talk of men fapping to men. YES YOU! Come out of your shell...
That's a load of crap, each new game that comes out with a new or different engine has random problems with either red or green. It's a crapshoot. Fallout 3 and NV both had major problems with Nvidia cards at launch. PhysX is very rarely used. I use an Nvidia card at the moment, but on average it's no better or worse than the ATI card it replaced.3chopl0x said:Not really, if you want to have a guaranteed smooth experience on new games Nvidia is the way to go, AMD drivers are pretty horrible, just look at how RAGE turned out. Then there's also TWIMTBP which gives them exclusive benefits like PhysX and better performance etc.