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I love meat. That said, you’re not wrong but also not completely right. Animal agriculture is responsible for a lot of these contagions and I won’t even get into the other environmental effects. But really, animal agriculture is a result of human presence. We are simply running out of turf. There’s too many of us. If there were no meat/animal product industry, we’d produce another horrifying way wipe ourselves out. Face it, 80% of us need to go. This is only phase one
YES! PLASTIC! WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE WITH 6 PACK LOOPS AROUND OUR NECKS!
 
So, in the interest of hygiene, I have set aside this afternoon to do dishes.
There are other benefits:
I'll be able to reach the tap.
Clean beer glasses!
 
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I might even start enjoying the benefits before all the dishes are done. A man has to have priorities.
 
I'm only halfway thru that tripel, and I thought of another benefit:
More empty bottles for the batch that is cold crashing! Gimme a minute, and I can probably think of more.
 
Yah! Mesquite beans! The indigenous peeps hereabout grind them up to make a sweet flour. There's gotta be a way to use them in beer!
'Tis the season!
 
I don't think I've ever seen a mesquite tree before, all I've seen are bags of chunks-o-wood at the Home Depot. It looks like an acacia tree to me. I personally don't care for mesquite smoke. I find it gives the fat a weird yellow color and I'm not so much a fan of the flavor. Give me apple or cherry any day.
 
They are very much like an acacia, and grow like weeds around here. Most have pretty wicked thorns, but there are thornless varieties.
And a nice fatty ribeye seared (not smoked) over a hot mesquite fire just can't be beat.
 
Yes. The Indians around here grind the beans into a very sweet flour and use it to make cakes. When the beans get ripe, I'm thinking on running some through a mill and making a mesquite beer.
 
So we FINALLY caught a weather break today here, and a fabulous day it was - that I totally burned up doing manual labor out in the yard.
I did get a lot done not having to fight the wind and cold and wet, but I'm feeling my age right now.
Woof. Vitamin I! Stat!
 
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