No More Leeks!!
That anti-vaccine crowd is trouble. I hope it doesn't take another Polio to snap people out of it.
Oh no, eating bunny rabbits? I can't do that.
"Heavy: Taken together, humans and our domestic animals now outweigh all other animals on earth."
Not true. Not even close to true. Not even close to what the source you referenced says. The article only discusses vertebrates for a reason, namely that invertebrates represent a much larger portion of the world's biomass. Backbones aside, it doesn't even claim we outweigh all vertebrates. It says we outweigh some subsets of the vertebrates.
Without the lovely herbs, that rabbit dish would look like vomit.
Rabbit meat makes my tongue twitch uncontrollably--kind of a problem at public speaking events. Please post more recipes with peanut butter in them.
BIAW admits to having an agenda: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2008276966_biaw17m0.html
So, if you guys wanted to know what's going to happen to Washington State under Rossi, now you know!
@ AJ
your correct and in many ecosystems it is the often unseen Salamanders that make up the largest component of vertebrate biomass.
mickey-- I think you meant "ad".
I was talking about an entirely different invertabrate biomass.
Hitler was a vegetarian. Ahmadinejad is the new Hitler. Therefore, vegetarianism is a liberal plot to destroy Israel and bring on a new Holocaust. Q.E.D., bitches!
That article on censorship at colleges is maddening - both for what is happening at these colleges and the supposed rationale. Are colleges really doing these things because they are afraid of losing 501c3 status? That's so ridiculous as to not even be worthy of a rebuttal.
Individuals associated with a nonprofit can endorse candidates (and of course, discuss politics and forward e-mails) all they want. But, the institution cannot endorse a candidate. Truly maddening.
What do they mean by major metropolitan area in that transit article? The CTA has the same rates, essentially, as Metro and Sound Transit, as well as TriMet in Portland, and out here far fewer people can get by without a car, so that makes transit even more expensive by comparison.
Fix your headline: The Chicago Tribune did not drop AP; it gave the required (by contract) two-year notice that it intends to drop it. Big difference. A lot can happen in two years.
Other than hunting it yourself, where can you get rabbit around here?
I've seen rabbit at Central Market in Shoreline. I've eaten it at the Stumbling Goat.
Damn, I could go for some rabbit right now. Maybe in a cream and gouda sauce with some black pepper and rock salt on top.
I've seen rabbit at the Whole Foods on Westlake Ave.
You can get rabbit at Fero's in the market. I've also eaten it at Union.
Is it weird that now I feel kind of disappointed to NOT be eaten?
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