SAN ANTONIOOOOOOOO
07.03.2026 04:51
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SAN ANTONIOOOOOOOO
after a few playthroughs of slay the spire 2, i'm ready to call it: we have another Good video game. this brings the total number of Good video games in the world to two, joining the original slay the spire
ripe papaya smell like shit? what am i supposed to do with this gigantic one i just bought. dry it maybe???
me, 2017-2024: texas is the worst place i've ever lived. what does anyone see in this misery
me, 2025-present: you may all go to hell, and i will go to texas
no more grim sign of the economic state of texas than limes at la michoacana being 6/$2 when they were 20/$2 two months ago
the great American chef, in so many ways
be bad at your new hobby who cares
It enrages me that at the root of nearly every violent murder is hatred and abuse of women
Countless tragedies would be prevented if we just took violence against women seriously
As I get older I'm coming to increasingly radical views like "you have to do things to get good at them" and "you have to think about problems to solve them"
Unfortunately, “Yo brother, legal team confirmed we can’t work with minors rn” is an instant classic
Screenshot of dooce.com in 2006
dooce.com in 2006
https://web.archive.org/web/20060106005919if_/http://www.dooce.com:80
big day for people who still treasure their gryffindor socks or whatever
still riding this high, myself
specific guys aside—it is politically and morally bankrupt to be told we must seriously consider how many is too many pieces of nazi flair
you will not show to me any more videos of fast food ceo's taking a bite of the burger they sell unless there is a very specific ingredient on that burger and that ingredient is gun
SEPTIC TANKS PUMPED SWIMMING POOLS FILLED NOT SAME TRUCK
Appreciate the clarity
As far back as I can remember, I always wanted 2.5% poison resistance
hell yeah. it ain't over til it's over, and it takes a team to keep striving for the win every second ❤️
Why do I have to pretend that I'm going to print something in order to save it as a PDF. Why do I have to engage in a little ruse.
Bernie Sander’s 2028 litmus test would strangle America’s golden goose
Surprise! The Jeff Bezos-owned Washington Post is against my 5% billionaire wealth tax. I wonder why?
If enacted, Bezos would owe $12 billion in taxes, and an average family of 4 would receive a $12,000 direct payment.
Poor Jeff would be left with just $224 billion to survive.
SpaceX -- our leading producer of exploding rockets -- is trying to get its hands on more environmentally sensitive, endangered-species filled land in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. The deal is open for public comment. Please let them know what you think about this.
right, and vegetarianism is one way to exit that system, with a commitment to another.
talked myself into cleaning my kitchen. it really is the thing my days revolve around.
restaurants earn accolades, and chefs live their dreams. the scale of meat production and consumption matters immensely, and ultimately a vegan utopia is a really beautiful vision.
anyway, like i said - i think about this a lot.
as a result of that effort, i eat significantly more vegetables and significantly less meat (and sugar, and salt!) than i ever have. small farmers live their dreams. small markets where they sell grow, and revitalize neighborhoods. we learn each other's names.
as a chef, i just try to make the best food i can, from the best ingredients i can, purchased from people i've greeted by name, produced on farms i've walked with my own feet. and then i use every bit of it.
but also, if all calories originate with plants, how is there any justification for taking a life for food beyond "well, i like it", in circumstances where access to plant calories is unfettered?
meat animals are bred to be killed and eaten, and i see the exploitation there - i also think it's exactly what they'd be doing if humanity disappeared. fucking, eating, being eaten. so the ethical question, to me, becomes scale: how many animals, raised in which conditions, to feed how many people?
we are responsible for what we purchase and the thought we put into doing so. i'm very conscientious of where the meat i cook with comes from, and it's not commodity - i know the ranchers. living things eat meat. even plants, which are the origin of every calorie we've ever consumed as a species.
there is discourse around veganism as a natural continuation of activism - is all life sacred and deserving of non-exploitation, or do one's ethics carve a niche for animals? - and i think about it a lot.