Raising Awareness: Enviornement

[Kyndreth]

Yeaaah, gimme a few months and I'll start throwing stuff out again.

[Bassy]

Rid of the nostalgia and it will be easier to throw things out

[Diana]

Reminds me of the Monterey Bay Aquarium's seafood guides! I am not a fan of seafood, but my favourite, eel, is on the no no list.
https://www.seafoodwatch.org/seafood-re ... mer-guides

[Kyndreth]

favorite eel?

And yeah... but some of the stuff I want to throw out were gifts, or like a stuffed animal signed with the names of my classmates when I transferred in elementary school

[Diana]

eel is the yummiest seafood!
I dont like buttery fish, like tuna.

[Bassy]

That's one thing about the ocean, fish eat toxins, and then we eat the fish. We get a disease. Food is unsafe apparently. Also if you look on the packaging from the store, you can also see where it was caught, sometimes how.

If anyone eats Tuna, stay away from blue fin, they're ridiculously endangered.
But when I eat Tuna, I eat with mayo and relish.

[Kyndreth]

Yuuup. That's how it goes. These toxins build up in whatever creature you eat.

[galled]

Yanagi! No more talk smack!

Yes, it's sad that we (humans) are destroying everything and are headed towards a world-wide Easter Island situation. The discussion about population control will have to be had at some point (we do not have endless resources). Of course there's always Soylent Green...

[Kyndreth]

Yanagi?

Soylent Green? Ahhh, I seee! Nope, not for me. I hope they at least avoid the brain though. Prions are no fun!

The correct answer is humans as fertilizer and eugenics! Come let us embark on the third reich!

*Is nothing like the supposed Aryan. Totally gonna die*

And now I feel less than uh... comfortable, shall we say.

*poof*

[galled]

Yanagi is eel in Japanese (maybe I spelled it wrong). Oh I did... sorry! The quote comes from a DC Benny comedy sketch.

http://www.cc.com/video-clips/2mm9te/comedy-central-presents-unagi

[Kyndreth]

Ahhhh I see. Heeh, IK've never seen or heard of that before. Thanks for the link.

[Gingerale]

I thought Easter Island is still surrounded in mystery as far as its inhabitants etc.?

We should be like The Eskimo's (Inuit people's) were - not wasteful, using every part for something.

[Bassy]

It's still a mysterious island. Like there are theories that think the heads on the island have full bodies, that their bodies are just buried. Yet that is just a theory.But the inhabitants moved them, so that can't be possible. They used rope and wiggled it back and forth. That has got to take a while.

[Gingerale]

I heard that about the bodies being buried, but wouldn't our laser technology be able to tell that now? I also heard they just did the heads to make people sailing by think that giants lived on the island.

[Bassy]

It's really unclear. It's just mainly inhabitable because there is no life on that island, no food.