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these meat alternatives are really getting realistic, they've finally figured out how to make my digestive system feel like a bag of rocks

@chartier @Vordus It's because of the way the country is designed. Entire US city centres were bulldozed to make freeways and parking lots. They destroyed their cities for the car under the direction of General Motors.

The kinda girl who wears a boyfriend shirt with boyshorts and a baker boy hat

First zucchini of the year transferred to a larger pot ​

today is cancelled.

@ghost_bird All disappointments that are expected if you don't go to the place run by Kurds with a Rojava collection plate on the counter, of course.

@ghost_bird I _did_ go to those in London. I must say I'm disappointed, the general quality and vegetarian options pale in comparison. If you can't hear the bread crunch when you bite into it, they don't offer durum wraps and at least three sauces that absolutely drench the thing, there's some red flags right there.

@ghost_bird Seitan is mostly in döner form in Berlin (of course). It's bloody delicious, but I have to travel 15 minutes on the train because The Local doesn't do it.

@ghost_bird Yup, I remember. Never went there. I've had vegan fried chicken once in Sheffield and it felt like I would get heart disease, which I guess is the intended effect

I'm a Seitanist.

@Vordus @chartier In my area the average residential building height is 6 floors, there's a tram, bus, metro rail, and regional rail all within 2 minutes walking distance and arriving every 10 minutes, and there's still as many cars parked on the street as anywhere else in Europe. The answer nearly always comes down to planning regulations rather than inherent facts about density.

@luminesce I think it's there. They've reached the bottom of the pot and are starting to take the shape of the bottom of the pot.

Does anyone know when it's a good time to re-pot zucchini seedlings that you're growing indoors? Since I'm using transparent pots, I can see the root systems. They stems of some of my plants are starting to get quite firm but I'm unsure when it's safe to give them more space.

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