Odd Stuff (Part 1)

From the article:

Larkins stresses that she is not trying to make a commercially viable egg product, but rather her recipe is a work-in-progress that proposes a solution to the problem of feeding an increasing population without putting a strain on the environment.

She hopes her egg substitute will allow space for discussions about the issues of food sourcing and production in the climate crisis.

“Throughout the experimentations it became clear that alternatives are not automatically better,” she explained. “Some substitutes come with their own environmental impact and compromises in flavour, efficiency and form.”

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Nice try, but that isn’t how to spell Marmite, and it isn’t brown either.

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(NSFW)

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TIL of some relatives of the seahorse, seadragons

and pipefish.

Cool!

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altonbrownegg
:egg::fried_egg::thinking:

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Related… kinda…

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A goddamn National Treasure that man is.

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bill-fucking-murray-1

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Nope. Just nope. Not clicking the link, even if it is Deutsche Welle and not some tabloid like the Mirror.

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Missing%20%20Crab%20Costume

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During a cold, in the lull between strangling congestion, and the start of throat and chest-clearing coughs, the absolute best thing in the whole world is to get into bed, and pull a really warm cover up to your chin, throw Quirks and Quarks on the Internet radio, and drift on the edge on consciousness.

This interrupted my doze:

In tone and volume, exactly like an emergency vehicle that wants you to move out the way Right Now.

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I must admit I laughed hard at this one.

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one handy trick, I didn’t know you could cook eggs in a fleshlight! :nauseated_face:

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I think I’ll stick to toast, but thanks.

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What is the guy who is kicking the bear thinking?

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