Hhehhehe this is too funny. I love the face she is making.
VÀxjö Sweden, April 13,1985. A woman hits a white supremacist in the head with her handbag.
Absolutely one of the best talks on death. I love this one so much. Thanks for sharing.
Ingredients:
Green beans (As many as you like)
1 Potato
Cherry Tomatoes (As many as you like)
95g Can of Tuna or Salmon in brine
1 tbsp Balsamic Vinegar
2 tbsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVO)
1 slice of sour dough bread (stale tastes great)
Serves:
1 very hungry human being.
Method:
Cut the potato into small cubes and boil in salt water until tender.
While potatoes are boiling, whisk a tbsp of balsamic vinegar with a tbsp of EVO with salt as desired in a bowl.
Once cubed potatoes are boiled, let it cool for a few minutes.
While potatoes are cooling, boil the green beans until slightly tender for about 5 minutes or however crunchy or soft you prefer. Once done, wash with chilly water or place in ice bath in a bowl for a few minutes to stop the beans from cooking further.
Slice the cherry tomatoes into halves.
Tear up the bread into rough pieces rather than cubes as the roughness creates a rustic variety of texture.
Dunk the potatoes, beans, canned tuna or salmon with brine, tomatoes, and breads in the whisked emulsion of balsamic vinegar and EVO. Salt generously and refrigerate for a cool salad.
Once cooled, drizzle with a tbsp of olive oil and chomp it down!
In this picture I skipped potatoes because I was trying to have a low carb salad. But the potatoes make an enormous difference. A bit of honey in the emulsion also balances out the acidity if you are not a huge fan of tanginess. This salad is nice for a healthy lunch. If you want salad as a side instead for your main proteins, skip the tuna. The salad works great with a simple beef or salmon steak. Enjoy!
Budapest.
Socrates - a construction manager?
Socrates: We must follow the path toward truth, wherever it takes us.
Thracymacus: Even if it takes us down strange and dangerous roads we would not wish to travel!
Socrates: Much like your project! I surely would rather drink the hemlock, so to speak, than walk through the fires of the process that lies before you. Good fortune with that. A wise man once said: âOur houses are such unwieldy property that we are often imprisoned rather than housed in them.â
Thracymacus: Socrates, sometimes your comments thoroughly throw me for a loop round the pillars of Hercules.
Socrates: Iâm sure I donât know what you mean.
Very sad. I remember reading somewhere, I just canât recall exactly right now where… a certain hunter gatherer tribe who were on a journey to find new shelter and there was a very elderly lady who was slowing down the journey. Fearing that she will make the whole group vulnerable, the âleaderâ- an able bodied man goes from behind her (and sorry this a bit violent and gory) - he hits her at the back of the neck/spine with a big rock to kill her instantly. And itâs a very acceptable thing to do because they canât risk themselves becoming predators etc. I guess the injured are also considered weak and vulnerable to the whole group. And no doubt, when people get injured and become disabled, they certainly lose a lot of their social connections in the process. But this injury on the dolphins is of course inflicted by humans, which makes it even more revolting.
Dolphins are among the most social creatures in the animal kingdom, with relationships so complex that theyâre often compared to those of primates. But a certain primateâhumansâcan disrupt dolphin bonds.
According to a new study, a dolphin thatâs been injured by a boat or fishing gear faces social consequencesâin the most striking cases, the injured dolphin is cut off from some of its closest peers.
but but but but but HIS USERNAME WAS SWEARY, TEACHER, NOT ME
~ cries into textbook ~
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