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Big Lez Show: Trippa Snippa

happy festivus peoples carn lucky number 35

my partner is a vegan and i have dabbled in veganism over the twenty years that we have been together.....i havent been able to stick to it for more than 2-3 months though i kind of lean towards vegetarian but am definitely not a vego. i eat mainly vegies, fresh and dried fruit, nuts and grains and a little fish and chicken(about 150g every second day) but every now and then (about once or occasionally twice a week) i CRAVE red meat. i live a really active lifestyle and i kind of go by the theory that my body tells me what it needs when it needs it... if i pay attention. i have been fighting a cheese toastie addiction for at least 25 years and yes i do feel guilt in regards to the molestation of the poor bovines that feed my addiction on top of the guilt felt for the animals that give their lives to feed my meat cravings......but i do try to source the animal products as ethically as i can......within my budget ....(which is a whole nother kettle of fish) also proud to have two kids under 9 that are disgusted at the idea of eating anything other than wholefoods and by their own choice would not go near a fastfood restaraunt...........hmmmm does that help to even out my meat'n'cheese karma? and that tuna looks amazing C_T

no offence meant....just a happy little tune

I'm not sure if i understood your post MM, but i like the cut of your jib and would definitely subscribe to your newsletter

The Wilderness Society Some disturbing news out of Tasmania today: "In a hardline Australian first, environmental protesters who enter Tasmanian workplaces will face mandatory jail terms under a Liberal government [and] 'illegal' protesters would also be hit with $10,000 on-the-spot fines - a 26-fold increase - for 'invading' a workplace." This is a complete overreaction. Peaceful protest is an important democratic institution for environmentalists, for workers, and for the entire community. Encouraging dialogue and collaboration is a much better way of addressing community issues than proposing extreme laws like these, which close down the chances of reasoned debate. Protestors accept that there may be consequences for their actions - but seeking to put in place such extreme measures is an attempt to close off access to a legitimate form of participation in public debate. What are your thoughts? The Examiner is taking a poll right now: http://www.examiner.com.au/story/1959358/protesters-in-hodgmans-sights/?cs=95

bit late but rick doblin Ph.D did a Q&A on reddit http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1s0mt7/i_am_rick_doblin_phd_founder_of_the/

saturday arvo good + vibes (theyre the best i got ) and theyre heading your way M so buckle up baby ;) .......plenty there for you too bigred

cheers

dammmmmit!

my cup doth runneth over with positive vibes at the moment so theres plenty coming your way.....

i think i may really need to pull my techno finger out because i have no freakin idea what mining bitcoins is and i'm guessing a pick axe and a heavy vehicle license isn't required......best be cranking up my google machine

fuck missed the bus again

brad domke surfing on a skimboard:

pm'd

not with that attitude bucko

7 is the magic number for me anything over 8 hours and i'm foggy all day under 6 hours and I can barely function