Mr. Kest calls himself a “selectarian,” one who chooses everything he eats.

I had picked out this bit to @@~ at, but after reading the rest.

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* with bonus head roll

“Remember before you had your first e-mail address or your first cellphone,” he said. “Don’t you think that your food tasted better back then?”

Not really. I can afford better food now.

Mr. Kest calls himself a “selectarian,” one who chooses everything he eats.

...As opposed to those of us who are force-fed our entire diet?

“Remember before you had your first e-mail address or your first cellphone,” he said. “Don’t you think that your food tasted better back then?”

...No.

Not really. I can afford better food now.

For reals.

In an example of how yogis have adopted the language and ideology of foodies, Mr. Kest calls himself a “selectarian,” one who chooses everything he eats.

As opposed to the rest of us who just reach out blindly and eat whatever we wind up grabbing?

Maybe he thinks that non-selectarians don't really think about the food we eat. We have false food-consciousness.

“Remember before you had your first e-mail address or your first cellphone,” he said. “Don’t you think that your food tasted better back then?”

I didn't get my first e-mail address until college, and frankly, I think I have better taste in food now.

Maybe he thinks that non-selectarians don't really think about the food we eat. We have false food-consciousness.

I'm betting that this is it.

Whoa.

Obama to call for 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' repeal, adviser says

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If so, about fucking time.

Easy now. Remember that "don't ask, don't tell" was very much a step in the right direction, because witchhunts were very common at the time.

I mean in regards to Obama, who promised it on the campaign trail and then irritated much of the gay and lesbian community (from what I understand) by seeming to backpedal.