• zod000@lemmy.ml
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    2 hours ago

    Honestly, life would be improved if people brought everything on fancy wooden planks. I would replace FedEx and UPS in a heartbeat if my stuff arrived like that instead of being spiked onto the ground like a volleyball.

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    Who says no to the random meat? The surface is largely inconsequential, unless it’s shit or uranium or somesuch.

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      A stranger once offered my wife a bag of raw kangaroo meat as a thank you for helping them. We have no idea where they got kangaroo meat, as we live in Canada.

      She accepted it, but by the time she got home it looked highly suspicious and we didn’t eat it :(

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      use uranium to serve charcuterie, meat heats up, no one wants hot fuet and melted cheese :(

      and they all died of radiation poisoning, the end

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        They’re high in protein, iron, zinc, and b12. Good in moderation, like most things.

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          Not according to latest studies, there is no safe level of processed meat consumption.

          Cold cuts are often processed, rather than delivered raw.

          Secondary News Article: https://www.sciencealert.com/massive-review-finds-no-safe-level-of-processed-meat-consumption

          Original Study: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-025-03775-8

          consuming processed meat (at 0.6–57 g d−1) was associated with at least an 11% average increase in type 2 diabetes risk and a 7% (at 0.78–55 g d−1) increase in colorectal cancer risk.

          So eating a gram of processed meat per day would significantly increase chances of type 2 diabetes, and colorectal cancer.

          1 gram ≃ 0.03 ounces (British imperial units)

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              17 hours ago

              Fruit, vegetables, whole grains, exercise, some sunlight, some socialisation, an easy creative hobby.

              You’re right, it is easier to list those things.

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                  Define low quantity. Fruit contains sugars, which can be bad if you have too much, but I find it’s hard to eat enough fruit to push my sugar intake above my daily limit. And fruit is generally a good source of important micronutrients like fiber, potassium, B vitamins, etc.

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                Fruit contains fructose.

                Edit: Forgot veggies. Not tgat it matters much, cause they are also somewhat impervious to accusation. Best I can say is that lot of them contain sugars, but that’s weak on it’s own. And lead, but that’s mostly roadside ones xD

                Sunlight literally birns your skin, even in small amounts.

                Dunno about whole grains.

                Exercise is literally damaging your body to rebuild it - done even slightly wrong can lead to long lasting problems.

                Socialisation can easily turn into shunning, shaming and other mentally devastating actions over which you have no control whatsoever.

                Easy creative hobbies…are a money drain. But that’s not unhealthy so your point xD

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    Random? I’m not seeing a 15 kg slab of raw horsemeat, no charred emu leg hanging off the side, no half digested contents of crocodile stomach, no unidentifiable roadkill from somewhere in Georgia (the country, not the state, but the state will do, too), no puréed human back meat, not even so much as a speck of walrus, ostrich, cassowary, kangaroo, or beluga; guess otters, marmot, geese, dog and cat (I don’t like it either, but they did say “random” ffs) don’t count as having meat…

    The fuck do you mean, random? That shit’s about as well ordered as the unabridged Oxford English Dictionary, ffs.

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      Random might not be the right word, can we settle on “anonymous”?

      It sounds a bit sinister, sure, but underscores the whole don’t-ask-don’t-tell nature of the contents of charcuterie nicely.

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        Given that language is prescriptive, “random” has, at least in regards to colloquial usage, rather lost its dictionary definition of “made, done, happening, or chosen without method or conscious decision”. Hell, I use it colloquially, as well. There’s nothing wrong with this usage.

        I’m just trying to provide a bit of a humorous comparison between the usages by somewhat demonstrating what the charcuterie might look like if the dictionary definition was to be used, instead.

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    I’ve recently come to realize if you eat everything in a sandwich individually on a board it’s 10x fancier.

    100x if you add 3-4 grapes around the edges.

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      Here they’ve opted for olives, which seems surprising to me. Maybe they pair better with meat than grapes, dunno. Would eat