Re: Thursday Night Leftovers! 3/13/2025

On Sat, 15 Mar 2025 5:52:50 +0000, Bruce wrote:

On 15 Mar 2025 05:46:21 GMT, Leonard Blaisdell
<leoblaisdell@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
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On 2025-03-13, Dave Smith <adavid.smith@sympatico.ca> wrote:
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  Back to veal chops... I never had it until I was well into my 40s. I
ordered it in a nice restaurant and it turned out to be breaded. I never
did learn how to do that with veal but I guess it is like the way I do
rack of lamb where the meat is seared in a pan, smeared with mustard or
something similar as a binder for seasoned crumbs and then finished in a
hot oven. I grilled a few veal chops after that but one of these days I
want to try breading them.

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When I was a kid, a very popular meal, in roadside diners, was breaded
veal cutlets. It was my favorite meal, for lunch, when we were traveling.
They slaughtered BABY cows for me! The meal went out of fashion, because
proto-Bruces gnashed their teeth and howled.

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Corpse eaters hate people who don't eat corpses. Strange, isn't it?
"I'm a sociopath and you're not, so I hate you!" Something like that?

People don't feel badly about eating fish because fishes lack the
ability of evoking an emotional response from humans. Their faces are
not capable of conveying any messages to us about their emotional state.
You can whack them with a hammer and their faces remain unchanged. The
same is not true with humans.
It's actually surprising that fish can't communicate anything using
their heads - especially since humans rely so heavily on their faces to
communicate with other humans. Fishes have to rely on stuff like
changing their color, or use bioluminescence to send messages to other
fish. It's probably a good thing that fish can't have a look of fear or
pain on their ugly mugs. I suppose God must want us to eat fish.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP1EkSvI1fo