...when you see a flock of small birds flying overhead and you wonder how many of them you'd need to kill to make a meal.
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...when you see a flock of small birds flying overhead and you wonder how many of them you'd need to kill to make a meal.
I always suck out the marrow and then chew it
You know you're primal when...You were eating breakfast while holding the baby, your bacon dripped on babe's head, so there's really only one option right?...You licked the grease off of your baby's head
You get seriously aggravated about the amount of soy in everything that is arguably edible.
[QUOTE=Paleobird;600696]I went to a friend's wedding at the local nude beach here. The groom wore a bow tie and the bride wore a veil. How's that for primal?[/QUOTE]
Also Betazoid.
[QUOTE=namelesswonder;601298]You get seriously aggravated about the amount of soy in everything that is arguably edible.[/QUOTE]
I'm starting to get over this, as I'm working in the dairy section of a grocery store, which includes all of the dairy substitutes such as bean juice (soy "milk") and almond juice. (I refuse to call these products milk.)
As we slough off the CW crap that has been clogging our souls, we then need to develop VERY thick skin to NOT freak out about the crap that's still out there.
You eat 2lbs of pork shoulder with the skin and a heaping platefull of carrots and onions (smothered in pork fat) on the side. I doubt I'll eat tomorrow. But I do have a small bowlfull of leftovers just in case.
Oh and I went all alpha male (wolf version) on my family for trying to take my fatty parts. I mean seriously, those morons just leave the fat on the plate! I'm not wasting good fatty bits on their ilk!
Although I guess that since ilk means pretty much the same thing as kin then I'm of their ilk.
You watch wild rabbits munching on local lawns and simultaneously think 1) how adorable they are and 2) whether or not you can legally trap them and how good the meat would be with them eating non-native landscaping
At the grocery store with your cart full of meat, eggs and veggies the cashier compliments you with "it's so good to see some people still eat REAL food".