Red Mosquito

tragabigzanda wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

run2death wrote:It's interesting that trag points to "peer-reviewed research" here, yet consumes and supports supplements and vitamins, which has NONE of said research to back it.

WTF are you talking about? There's tons of peer-reviewed research on nutrition supplements. Here's the top three google hits:

https://www.dovepress.com/nutrition-and ... ts-journal
http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/71/2/399.full
https://ods.od.nih.gov/Research/Evidenc ... ogram.aspx

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washing machine wrote:Where should the ethically minded, middle class urbanite go for lean protein killed responsibly? Common sense, practical solutions here guys. Please don't tell me to take up fly fishing or anything. That won't work for me and mine.

Community-Supported Fisheries, or even just great frozen fish, are excellent options.

Chicken and eggs are good if they have the Certified Humane or Animal Welfare Approved labels (I once built housing for 300 laying hens in full compliance with the CH guidelines, and these were extremely happy and healthy hens).

Grass-fed beef from small farms is a decent option. Not exactly "lean," but better than grain-fed.

malice wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:Why can Argo post a quick discourse on "early hominid stuff" without awaking the wrath of Malice, but I post one screen grab about amino acids and suddenly I'm a dick?

A, i didn't read argo's post yet, so there's still time. B, i didn't go batshit crazy on you for anytbing other than you attacked me for quoting an animated gif, which is, frankly, a dumb thing to yell at me about, especially since you didn't say anything at all to remod for posting it in the first place. The thesis paper was just a lucky bonus for me to use in retaliation.

RMing ain't easy, son

Ruddo's posting of the Wahlburg pic was a decent-enough joke, as my sense is that he generally thinks I'm full of myself; I can dig it. But your jumping on his joke for an extra jab just seemed lame, especially in light of your ridiculous "I've lived in every shitty MA city and taken every MBTA train in the 1980s" post a while back.

cutuphalfdead wrote:Why does everyone think it's perfectly fine to pull a fish out of the water with a sharp hook in its mouth?

Anders wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:Why does everyone think it's perfectly fine to pull a fish out of the water with a sharp hook in its mouth?

Tons of people do it as a sport, and throw the fish back out. A bit weird. I eat the fish I catch.

cutuphalfdead wrote:Everyone is full of shit.

doug rr wrote:jameson

Anders wrote:Someone just posted a video of them catching two fish with one hook. One on the hook, the other one trying to eat the first one.

cutuphalfdead wrote:Do y'all think fish can't feel pain?

malice wrote:

doug rr wrote:jameson

Hey d rr, has trag had an opportunity to explain to you how massholish i am yet? You should def ask him about it, he's really good at telling people. You won't be disappointed

doug rr wrote:

malice wrote:

doug rr wrote:jameson

Hey d rr, has trag had an opportunity to explain to you how massholish i am yet? You should def ask him about it, he's really good at telling people. You won't be disappointed

not yet..I have a lot to catch up with..that parking spot story pissed me off though..if you need pete or ruddo to fix things, let them know

tragabigzanda wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

run2death wrote:It's interesting that trag points to "peer-reviewed research" here, yet consumes and supports supplements and vitamins, which has NONE of said research to back it.

WTF are you talking about? There's tons of peer-reviewed research on nutrition supplements. Here's the top three google hits:

https://www.dovepress.com/nutrition-and ... ts-journal
http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/71/2/399.full
https://ods.od.nih.gov/Research/Evidenc ... ogram.aspx

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