PhilosipherStoned

Most of the vegatarian/vegan influencers I've looked at either don't know or fail to bring up why "rainforest beef" is even bad. I've come across a few that were able to say yes it's because the powers that be in the meat industry are clearing away rain forest to make way for huge soy bean plantations to feed the livestock that ultimately ends up as their product. One or two veg heads I've seen rant about this even bring up the main point any of them arguing this should be able to bring up.. 70% of the soy in these plantations gets used for livestock feed. I mean obviously the demand for meat is more than the demand for soy boy foods and livestock require way more soy to feed than any human looking for a meat substitute, but the fact is that a lot of the soy and tofu products for human consumption are produced by the same plantations they want to stop.. On to what Tsars point is. The evils of factory farming have been known for a while, but one of those overlooked is that confining the animals to a little pin or cell and modulizing the production of meat removes those grazing animals completely from their role in the natural ecosystem...To get to the point the animals need to be grass fed, and farmed in a way that is supportive of their role in the natural ecosystem. I watched a freaking vegan try to debunk this as an alternative simply because it doesnt fit his influencer agenda of promoting veganism. Regardless of whether or not you want to villify ruminants on the whole global warming issue I've got to bring up the counter points. As humans we could be using our livestock to repair damaged and arable land instead of further destroying it. This guys ted talk is some real food for thought. If you check the updates theres some good scientific counterpoints to his claims of grass fed beef being a complete solution to the problem...That still doesn't mean it isn't something that should be implemented over factory farming, and it doesn't mean that it wouldn't provide amazing benefit to the environment and cut out at least 4 out of 5 of the points every vegan trying to make a call to arms for the rest of us to convert is going to bring up...

You weren't able to figure out what was wrong with the smart car?

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Not sure if I've ever tried them. What have you been up to?

The only reason this triggers me is recently a horrible accident happened here in my home town involving a freak car fire and a child that was locked inside somehow...something happened with the engine that caused the vehicle to be engulfed in flames, and the guy didn't even have 20+ gallons of extra fuel in buckets so when I see this it's just like really wtf you must be asking for trouble.

I don't think I've ever been carded while buying a video game.

I can see that being a thing in elementary school, but I'm not sure if I'll ever be able to take anyone over the age of like 15 seriously if they use the word in everyday speech. Especially if it's used in an unsarcastic manner. Who am I to cramp someones style though? Yeet all over that shit if ya want I guess idk. Sounds stupid as hell though.

So is it like.. a younger kid thing? wait your kid is actually approaching middle school isn't she? I can't remember surprisingly. Well at any rate I officially feel old enough to not be allowed to say it.. ( This might be the dumbest 'viral' thing I've ever looked up the origin for. It doesn't even feel right calling it a meme. I think I get it though you got the lil meatball kid lookin cute and whatnot...and probably no context provided for the word or the dance in the 6 second video clip. 😑 No comments on the original dumb ass dance... but I can see the cuteness factor of "lil meatball" being enough to spark some virality I guess. https://www.dailydot.com/unclick/what-does-yeet-mean/

The more I think about it the more it makes sense actually.. I mean if I think about it like an onomatopoeia anyway. I still don't like it. but fine. why not. I've never actually heard anybody say or...exclaim 'yeet' irl though kids or adults. I might've heard some autistic kids, and a few toddler and under age children proudly exclaim 'yeet' but I'm not sure if those situations count...

I forgot and I'm not sure I want to remember... *looks at replies anyway out of curiousity*

lol. man.. I almost completely forgot about the filters.

Long time no see.

I have never actually played minecraft but I do approve of those bee pics. Those are the best video game bees I've seen so far.

The guy my friend poparazied or whatever at least had lids for the shit though. That looks like something you might tweet the Grim Reaper about. #letgrannyliveanotherdaylookatthisguy. edit: I mean.. I dont see ANY lids on the ground so maybe this guy has lids somewhere, but where? How far does he have to drive like down the street? Maybe the lids are just completely out of the photo and there, but disaster waiting to happen couldn't be more clear. This guy's a shoe in for the lead role of Final Destination 6.

What game though this is about the third cryptic post about your villagers so Im just curious what game you are playing. So Minecraft was right?

minecraft. wtf you be on?

Damn bro.. I remember posting a pic my friend in Dallas shared with me when the bad weather hit there that was simular to this. Can't remember how much that other guy was stockpiling though he might have this guy beat. IDK.. those are like 5 gallon buckets right? My home improvement skills are showing..

Yeah their kits usually include some good variety, but I mean I could just look up their kits and buy the same fresh ingredients at my local market a lot cheaper if I just wanted food ideas.

Same.. but yeah I guess I forgot if it was monthly or not I thought about asking, but I don't really see myself doing it or it being a good deal unless you're just set on the fact you don't have to go shopping. Saving on the cost of groceries used to be one of their main pitches from what I remember, and that's what always made me curious. $60 a week isn't worth it at all though..

It's like $60 a month right? I doubt I could be disciplined enough to make them last the amount of time they're supposed to anyway, but I usually average around $80-90 every time I stock up on groceries not including pet food and supplies so it would save me alot of money if I could..

I've thought about giving Blue Apron a try.. Probably only because of the aggressive marketing, but the ads make it sound like a pretty decent deal and a money saver..

Blue Apron or something simular?

Grats. Can't hit me with that maury shit though it's too early in the day I havent had my wheaties yet. That's so sad man.