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Making slow cooked eggplant and mushroom moussaka type thing. Also chucked paneer chunks, blue cheese and Colby cheese in top. Awaiting it being finished right now so I can have it with a beer. And I also made enough for about four meals. Leftovers rather than takeaways now I am once again gainfully...

dave-brown wrote:I got bored 3 seconds in and didnt finish it.

I had my first pint in three months last night. It was awesome. Then I ordered pizza at 3am and didnt pass out before it arrived. Fuck yeah

Awesome

Well that was whiny.

Yep, we were both in hi-vis and everything. Romantic as.

I met up with my bloke at lunch time and we got kebabs.

Parked cars that jump out and knock you off your bicycle when your peddling home drunk in the early hours of the morning. I once had a large holly hedge leap out and attack me on my bike. Tragically it was also in front of someone who I had a crush on. The bastard hedge was the only winner that nig...

Happy to chuck in some money to keep the little circle-jerk going.

Someone was telling me about this the other day, it's been on my list to look up. Thanks.

This has been on high rotation for me this week. More topical than ever. Can't believe I have been listening to it for 20 years.

dave-brown wrote:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AG5XN2BucAQ

Weirdly good to wake up to on a Saturday morning.

To continue the theme, kind of,

dave-brown wrote:You're the fuhrer Pert. Show me the money jar

Seconded.

I missed you guys

I need to watch that again too. Great movie.

Mmm love dumplings
Appreciate the poverty flash backs ruining porridge for you. For me it's the thought of savoury yeast flakes and margarine on that $1 "wholemeal" toast bread. Also 2 minute noodles.

Pffft. Proud peasant here.
Had an egg sammie for breakfast this morning, and porridge for lunch.
Might buy a burger from Mikey's Kai truck tonight.

dave-brown wrote:You see museli is exempt from the rule. That is the one cereal accecptable for an adult to consume. Anything else screams 30 year old virgin living in their mums basement.

Disagree. Porridge.
Muesli is for losers who can't even get their shit together to soak and cook oats.

Another thing that grinds my gears- mattresses, specifically having to move them. Could they not be made so that they can be grabbed without causing back injury?!
Feeling super middle aged about now.

the croc wrote:I also found out recently that deep ecology is pretty keen on genocide as well.

What? That seems like it would be bad for your resonance between all beings..

Because I have worked in plant ecology, and had a person ask what I did, and then go "oh I'm into ecology too." Who then began going on about their global resonance with all life, and yoga... I had no fucking idea what they were going on about, but found that link.

Deep Ecology. Urgh.
Hint, nothing to do with actual ecology.
https://www.anahata-retreat.org.nz/2019 ... -all-about

Actual quote: "Will you look at the motherfucking nectaries on that bastard? Oh ya like that do ya?"
(say in Chicago gangster accent)

dave-brown wrote:(Puts a fat wreck chords t shirt on, some pop punk on the discman and starts hitting the punching bag)

What we need is a montage...

This guy. Not exactly a celeb in the traditional sense, but getting pretty well known. http://www.chicagomag.com/Chicago-Magazine/September-2019/Joey-Santore-Chicago-Botany/ I don't usually get crushes on real people, more fictional characters. This guy is pretty much my ideal man. Coffee, dogs, wan...

9seconds wrote:my cousin has the covid

Is he getting through it ok ?

https://www.youtube.com/user/westoaklandturdunit

A you tube channel rather than a podcast (man I wish he'd do podcasts). If you like low brow, sweary ecology rants with great taxonomy, you might like this. This guy is my fantasy dream date.

Could do with a job about now...

"Big Nuts"

Really?! Ahahaha.

dave-brown wrote:If anyone else recommends I watch that stupid tiger shit on net flix I'm gona go flip our and flog them, regardless of age or gender or any potential physical disability.

Yep

nicola_yeah wrote:

dustbinflowers wrote:Anyone else know or learning NZSL?
Need to practice...

My partner is fluent. I know basics and we are teaching our 2 year old daughter who knows like ten letters and a few other signs!

Awesome!