qigong chimp
Settler of gobby hash.
Good point. It's the Queen I feel for. Is there any more rat on the go?
Meat is (climate) Murder....
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classic33
Me
It didn't actually.
Deleting posts you made this year does count. Including the one made on Tuesday, 23:53, night saying...
"I will not be updating the solar production thread any more, nor will I be partisipating in any further threads"
Visible until Wednesday morning, then deleted. Along with others on the football and darts thread, giving the appearance that there were no posts made this year by yourself.
@Fan Foodie, the Irish government are looking for a 10% decrease in herd sizes.* And there have been Welsh Assembly members visiting Irish farms to see how this measure is going to be implemented and how it will affect dairy farmers.
*It's the methane production that they are looking at reducing.
mudsticks
Squire
Yes maybe, but I don't think he'd be charging..
We met up earlier this year, when we were both part of a discussion panel on various elements of food system concern.
We determined to keep in touch so I'll have to follow that up at some point 👍🏼
Ian H
Legendary Member
Even better.
slowmotion
Active Member
What do readers think the cost of a 2.07kg free-range chicken is from a local butcher in London W14?
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Fab Foodie
Legendary Member
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slowmotion
Active Member
I'm afraid you lose the price of your entry ticket.
Heres the chief stalker again……even knows what posts were deleted, get a farking life
classic33
Me
Just pointing out your lies.
Otherwise it's a "Three S" response to you.
Delusion Paranoid, she were right!
slowmotion
Active Member
The answer is £22.
I'm sure that the bird hummed along to Puccini and read the entire works of Marcel Proust during it's happy and fulfilled life. It might even have raised a wry smile reading Guardianistas lecturing the masses on how economical it is to "eat well".
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Fab Foodie
Legendary Member
Have you tried one?
We had one from a well known localish farm shop that cost about £9 and the difference over the supermarket offering was notable. Next - up will be the local Creedy Carver at around £15, but only when somebody I really like comes round for dinner 😉
slowmotion
Active Member
I've tried lots of them from the same butcher, and they do taste very good. The point I was gently making is that this middle-class "eat well" obsession is bonkers expensive....a luxury a lot of people can't afford.
C R
Über Member
I thought we were middle class, but that chicken would cost us a quarter of our weekly shopping
slowmotion
Active Member
fozy tornip
At the controls of my private jet.
With respect, I don't think you're making much of a point, gently or otherwise.
How much would a kilo of lentils cost you from the nearest asian supermarket?
