'Bring On The Night'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
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
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.
Yeah, "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" lost a lot in execution, but the original intent was actually pretty good.
It was the insane over-reaching and rapidly expanding definition of what was considered "telling" that was problematic.
t unrelated and I can't really get into it GodDAMNIT. t /uaIcrgii
ION, yawny.