namibed wrote:. . . and remember, the days are already getting longer again!
In your hemisphere and mine but not everyone's.

namibed wrote:. . . and remember, the days are already getting longer again!
lester] wrote:my personality type on the myers-briggs scale today turned out to be
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ENTJ
Extravert(12%) iNtuitive(16%) Thinking(3%) Judging(6%)
You have slight preference of Extraversion over Introversion (12%)
You have slight preference of Intuition over Sensing (16%)
You have marginal or no preference of Thinking over Feeling (3%)
You have slight preference of Judging over Perceiving (6%)
Last time I took the survey I believe I was an ENFP
namibed wrote:i originally had something very focused to say about nutritional choices, but it's gone now...
maybe this:
humans aren't designed to function on the best possible specs.
the proverbial stone age hunter wasn't some sort of body builder type with bulging muscles. instead, rather scrawny i think. always experiencing slight malnutrition. but he didn't die from it, rather from cold or sepsis after being speared by a mammoth. his lungs were worse than a chainsmoker's (too much time in front of open fire).
what i mean: as a vegan, you don't need the full protein intake as compared to ... what? you will survive.
i think i'd go with traditional cooking (all over the world); it contains a lot of wisdom about balanced nutrition.
and there's the biggest nutritional problem for veg/etari/ans:
if you eat what mommy cooks, but just leave out the animal product, it will be bad for you.
i once read that a 50/50 mix of rice and lentils (which is the basis of most meals in many countries) contains everything you need in protein and carbs in perfect balance.
not that i'm a vegan or even vegetarian, but i don't think a meal is incomplete if it doesn't contain animal product.
on these thoughts, i wish you all a happy winter time (or summer if you live down under), christmas for most, eating eating eating ... and remember, the days are already getting longer again!
nodir wrote:At least in Germany X-mas is a big chance to piss off one each other. Hence my X-mas greetings:
Take it easy.
namibed wrote:so, i'm with the creators of south park. thank god they're gay jews, otherwise LBTQPCs would have a(nother) field day!
nodir wrote:arguing in a way like: "he/she is gay/transsexual, a back person, an immigrant, etc, *but* he is a useful member of society"
is a good part of that shameful history.
for a black person, you're really good at mathematics
for a woman, you drive really well
for a gay person, you ... (insert text here)
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