Blaze, you know I love you, but if everything that has to do with Israel is automatically controversial, then what is the point of snipping little aspects of our lives?
This is the point where I say: "go fluff yourselves, right?"
Blaze, you know I love you, but if everything that has to do with Israel is automatically controversial, then what is the point of snipping little aspects of our lives?
This is the point where I say: "go fluff yourselves, right?"
Pretty good beginning, sans the near constant lack of clothes for the protagonist. Not erotic per se, just needless in my opinion.
I felt almost exactly the same.
At the same time, I'm a middle-aged dude. I'm not here to scold horny teens & twenty-somethings.
EDIT EDIT: And yet... should I have posted this? I'm not sure. 😮💨
I'm not too frustrated anymore (as I was a month or two ago) about the lack of posters, and have pretty-much just resigned myself these days to people treating EGN+ as my personal blog.
Maybe in the future, contributors will organically develop and/or I'll hit upon some method to get more people involved, I don't know.
I think part of the problem is that while plenty of people can appreciate the cool art of 'BD' and the little tidbits I write up, there's not many people across the Lemmysphere who are all that knowledgeable themselves about Euro GN's, and who also want to spend time posting.
This actually kind of goes back to my disappointment with Reddit users, in that I thought more would jump ship after learning about the many ways they've been disrespected and monetised by Reddit mgmt through various means. I.e., with a bigger userbase here, chances of more engagement with niche communities like ours would increase a bit. Ah, well.
Sorry for the late reply, but I love it!
Oh, rabbits!
Well, if you're looking for absolute perfection in a ST theme, good luck. It's not like Mike Post or John Williams were writing these suckers.
That said, I thought Alexander Courage did a hell of a job on the original.
I've been primarily vegan for decades, and I've found that #4 is mostly true, but some amount of gas emission is normal for everyone.
#1 is similar to a known method of prepping crispy fries (using ice water baths), because it removes starch in potatoes. Not sure how well that would work for other veggies, tho. I'd certainly think they'd need to be sliced up for that to work best.
#3 is definitely a known method of changing the chemistry of a thing, so yes, AFAIK both chemistry and nutritional science suggest that nutrients can and will be lost that way.
You also might experiment with digestive enzymes (like "Bean-O" and others) to see if that helps out eating high-fibre meals. You might also start with a prelude of daily psyllium husk fibres to get your gut used to more fibre. As I understand it, it also has the side benefit of lowering 'bad' cholesterol, as fibre has a 'scrubbing action' onthe gut.
I find it ever-so-slightly pompous with all the horns, but otherwise, a cool remix of the original theme.
Good point....
Yet, in case it matters, I tortured myself over a couple days, wondering if I should make a post like this. And yet it's just what I'm reading. At the end of the day, I don't feel like I should be ashamed for what I'm reading. People who don't like that can just move along...