Ariela & Sebastian (Part 1)






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FFS Tanya give it up, what are you a controle-freak


:rabbit:

No just a freak :grin:

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nice screenshot, how contented they both are watching the pc, the smile on ariela’s face say’s it all :rabbit2: :smiling_face:

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dolphin in a roasting tube… i’m just wondering if i didn’t see a recipe for it recently :thinking: :crazy_face: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

I have no knowledge of the history of this debate but the whole world is being polluted by plastic waste especially on sea creatures and birds etc and is certainly not a subject to be laughed at or to take the piss out of.
Sorry to butt in but just my five penneth.

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Nothing to do with that mate, just about cooking in roasting bags :+1:

everything’s ok.

source is ariela’s method of chicken in a roasting tube, which led to a discussion about the materials of the tubes, sparked by someone i have a hard time taking seriously. Accordingly, my answer, even without being specially marked, is to be regarded as irony

Ok guys it just got my hackles up about plastic that was all. :roll_eyes:
Then again roasting bags are plastic are they not? :laughing:

finally…yes. and as such they should be disposed of accordingly

but are special materials that can withstand temperatures of up to 220° without decomposing or releasing substances that are harmful to health. otherwise they could not be sold as food safe.
I rarely use them, but overall I’m more concerned about the unhealthy stuff in the meat than in the bag

Only if bought from the EU where horsemeat is sold as steak :laughing:
At least if you buy from the local butcher you know what you are getting.

I get pissed off with the meat packaging to be honest, you need being superman often even to open the fucking things. :laughing:

horse itself is ok. a bit dry, but due to its size it is perfect for huge roulades
but since the origin is also clarified, that’s nothing that comes from the skinner and ends up in the lasagne …

and as far as the packaging is concerned: it is consumer-safe. which translates to: they protect the content from the consumer as much as possible

Before the debate about bakery bags, which are like a picnic in relation to the food itself, gets heated, too few people are aware of what they are eating.

Just to give you a taste, the potatoes you buy in the shop, how many times do you think they have been chemically treated?

Any guess?

8-10 times!!!

Fruit?

At least 6 times!!!

All vegetables, all fruit.

Meat? Treated. In live a____ls (antibiotics, accelerants, hormones…) and after slaughter (preservatives, sugars…).

It’s no secret, it’s all published, but people don’t care.

Surveys completed by growers say that potato blight is controlled by spraying fungicides on average 4 to 7 times a year. In addition, the Colorado potato beetle insecticide is sprayed once or twice. A large proportion of the larger growers also use an insecticide against straw beetles. Based on field information, KIS notes that growers are using these products in quantities higher than those allowed. Instead of 5 kg/ha, they use 8 or even 10 kg/ha. For the other products mentioned, they also estimate that the real figures are higher than in the surveys collected.

Finally, there is the chemical destruction of the potato cyst nematodes (desiccation) - what is known locally as chemically drying the cyst (the green part) to make it easier to harvest the potatoes by machine.
In total, intensive production sprays more than 8 to 10 times a season, using 9.20 kg of active substances per hectare.

Apples?

In integrated production, on average are sprayed 16 times a year (sometimes up to 20 times), insecticides 6 times, and herbicides 1 to 2 times.*

*In conventional apple production (10.9% of the area), the number of sprays is similar. Only insecticides are sprayed slightly more frequently - 9 times a year.

Your favorite salad?

Lettuce has a shorter growing season, but in intensive production, it is sprayed on average 1.5 times with fungicides and 1.5 times with insecticides in the fields, using on average 1.51 kg of FFS active substances per hectare of land.

Of course, the use of these substances in greenhouses is much higher, but this was not covered separately by the survey.

Trust me, that bakery bag you use a couple of times a year is a spit in the ocean compared to your everyday food.

Fuck me it’s a wonder we are all still alive then :laughing:

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actually this is proof that we all live in the matrix! :crazy_face:
our real bodies would have been hazardous waste for a long time

The Matrix GIF by Splash Designworks (aka splashdw.com)

Thinking I’ll send you all a link to https://oceanconservancy.org/ , and leave the sexual craziness here

The girl I think was Austin’s girlfriend is here. No Austin. She and Ariela talked for a long time in the hall before Ariela invited her in. Later they went out together.

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She seemed very nice and obviously has a strong relationship with Ariela

ariela’s ranting and raving at something this morning, and seb didn’t even kiss her good bye