Category: food

10/05/12 03:21 - ID#56812

Eating the sea

In my quest to eat all of the sea animals I found these awesome crab legs. They are American crabs. The tuna steak is from Coco on main street. The food there is awesome. I would suggest checking it out for lunch.

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Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 10/05/12 03:08

Category: biking

10/03/12 02:19 - ID#56804

Linwood Bike Lanes

Linwood got its new stripes this week. Whatva commitment to biking. I am glad they did the bike lanes the way they did instead of on the outside of the cars next to the sidewalk.

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Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 10/03/12 02:19

Category: art

10/03/12 02:17 - ID#56803

Show Off

(e:mike) saw this the other day at the mall, I thought it was cute but not $50 worth.

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Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 10/03/12 02:17

Category: weddings

09/30/12 01:31 - ID#56800

Lovely Wedding

We attended our friend Errins wedding the other day. It was spectacular. From the beautiful ceremony at the manuscript museum to the reception at Asbury Hall. Instead of a DJ they had live music all night long which was great. The food and cakes were amazing. I particularly enjoyed the scrabble cake. A memorable night indeed.

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Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 09/30/12 01:31

Category: pets

09/28/12 09:54 - ID#56798

Dirty Bastard

Basra was so happy to come in and be warm today. He is so dirty from his burrough. He sat under his heat lamp for about 8 hours. Now that he is so big it takes a while for him to warm up.

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Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 09/28/12 09:54

Category: office

09/28/12 08:47 - ID#56797

Office Cubes

Now with privacy.

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Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 09/28/12 08:47

Category: food

09/28/12 08:44 - ID#56796

Mix and Match Buffet

I love eating at the Wegmans Buffet and mixing and matching the various food styles. I had blueberries with fried rice, salad, string beans, blue cheese crumbles and chicken wings.

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Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 09/28/12 08:44

Category: food

09/23/12 12:50 - ID#56789

There's burgers in the air

I never really thought about how much air pollution comes from grilling but according to this article its more significant than the pollution from diesel trucks in Southern, CA.

For comparison, an 18-wheeler diesel-engine truck would have to drive 143 miles on the freeway to put out the same mass of particles as a single charbroiled hamburger patty.

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Location: Buffalo, NY
Last Modified: 09/23/12 12:50

Category: food

09/22/12 10:46 - ID#56787

The Viking Lobster Company

Went to the Viking Lobster company on Austin and Tonawana with (e:terry) and my parents. The food was amazing, I will definately be back. My mom and I got the Viking Lobster fest for 2. It was so delicious. 2 lobsters, 2 snow crab clusters, haddock, scallops and shrimp with a side of veggies.

They also had this really good clam based salad dressing.

ExBuffalonian writes at 03:08:29 09/28/12 - Comment #68759: I thought we were agreeing to disagree, so I am surprised at your reaction. I'm sorry if I came off as pushy or preachy. I was trying to be respectful. I didn't tell you not to boil lobsters; I simply provided some factual data and asked you to consider it. You see, some people boil these animals live because they belive lobsters' nervous systems are so primitive that the lobsters don't feel pain. This, unfortunately, is simply not true and some people, when given the facts, might choose to stop boiling them. Some people won't, because they don't care if the lobsters feel pain when they're boiled live. That's fine, and I respect your decision to do what you want to do. It's a free country, and you can do what you like. I just would like people to be aware of the facts and make an informed decision. I do agree with you that it is important to face issues of human injustice, but it's also important to consider the humane and ethical treatment of animals. For me, it's not necessary to choose one or the other. In any event, and I say this earnestly and respectfully, bon appetit!

paul writes at 11:48:26 09/28/12 - Comment #68758: After all of that I forgotten the pics of the lobster. I can't believe no one mentioned that. I fixed it.

lilho writes at 10:49:32 09/28/12 - Comment #68757: It is fine that you choose not to eat animals because you feel they are tortured. However, it is also fine for me to decide that I don't care.

Pushing your opinions and beliefs onto other people is disrespectful and rude. Not sure anyone here is being sensitive, we are just annoyed with you because you are preachy and insistent upon trying to convince others to think as you do.

I tend to think it is more important to face issues of human injustice rather than focusing on the pain of animals that are pretty much sea bugs.

ExBuffalonian writes at 02:55:49 09/27/12 - Comment #68756: Wow, Miss Sensitivity, it's not so much the killing, since all animals we eat are killed; it's more the torture and extreme cruelty I have a problem with. But, hey, I guess it's a harsh reality that the world is cruel and full of people who can ignore "the pain that these creatures will go through for our enjoyment." But then, there are those of us who can't. Just sayin'. btw, I don't really think that having been vegan for five years at one time in your past means anything. It's not like you earned up credits for torturing animals later in your life, and it doesn't really matter how compassionate you USED TO BE. At least that's my opinion, but I respect that you're entitled to yours. I was just putting this out there for conversation and debate. I don't think you're bad people just because you boil live animals. :)

hodown writes at 12:12:44 09/27/12 - Comment #68754: If it's delicious, sustainable and not endangered I will kill it and eat it no issues.

lilho writes at 12:10:10 09/27/12 - Comment #68753: clubbing fish and such...

hodown writes at 12:08:34 09/27/12 - Comment #68752: I actually killed my own lobster a few weeks ago. Dumped it into the pot, held the lid on, boiled it then enjoyed every second of eating it. So yeah can't say that the article will stop me from doing that again. I was vegan for 5 years and I did my time. I have no issue killing my own food, as I have done many times, and then eating it.

lilho writes at 11:49:08 09/27/12 - Comment #68748: ok exbuffalonian.... clearly none of us care. i will speak for (e:paul) (e:hodown) and myself and say that we would all willingly kill our own meat and seafood despite the pain that these creatures will go through for our enjoyment. not to say that we don't like animals(well i really don't unless in a zoo or the wild), but some animals just really aren't that beneficial or exciting to humans and the biggest benefit is the delicious of the meal they can provide for us. so, no we don't really care that lobsters have pain, we love to eat them and will forever and ever amen.

ExBuffalonian writes at 11:34:42 09/27/12 - Comment #68746: So does that mean you didn't click on the link?

"Contrary to claims made by seafood sellers, scientists have determined that lobsters, like all animals, can feel pain. Also, when kept in tanks, they may suffer from stress associated with confinement, low oxygen levels, and crowding. Most scientists agree that a lobster's nervous system is quite sophisticated. Neurobiologist Tom Abrams says lobsters have 'a full array of senses.' Lobsters may feel even more pain than we would in similar situations. According to invertebrate zoologist Jaren G. Horsley, 'The lobster does not have an autonomic nervous system that puts it into a state of shock when it is harmed. It probably feels itself being cut. ... I think the lobster is in a great deal of pain from being cut open ... [and] feels all the pain until its nervous system is destroyed' during cooking."

paul writes at 04:56:03 09/25/12 - Comment #68738: I considered it for five years of being vegan. Now I just consider them delicious. I would kill and eat just about any sea animal and most land animals. I have no problem killing themself as I demonstrated eating live fish out of a lake a few years back.

hodown writes at 12:32:26 09/25/12 - Comment #68737: Lobster is too delicious to consider not eating.

ExBuffalonian writes at 12:25:22 09/25/12 - Comment #68736: Consider the lobster. I am not always onboard 100% with PETA, but this is interesting. Click: :::link:::

lilho writes at 12:24:55 09/23/12 - Comment #68722: omg.... i know what i wanna do next time i visit! food fest 2012! we will have to have food and exercise plans for each day...