I might as well be the first one to say "huh, I never guessed you looked like that..." but on this occasion I won't. I'm just not in the mood.

So, typical day in Canada?

I own several T-shirts, and almost none of them are red (though it is arguably my favorite color). In fact, if you want to know the truth, I got that shirt from a beer case. And it spent like a year and a half behind my couch, where it arrived after I pulled it out of my beer case, threw it on the back of the couch, and it fell. Then like 2 days ago I decided I was going to wear my new motorcycle gear to work the next day to show it off and work it in a little bit, and that's when I thought about whether or not I had any shirts that "fit" and remembered my free beer shirts and found one behind the couch. I pulled it out, brushed it off, and the rest is history. Granted, it's still a little bit big, but meh. The video and images were both taken within hours of each other.

He's on my bike a Honda Shadow 750

I ate a silkworm in China once at an actual silkworm factory Can't remember much of the taste though.

I say we should eat more bugs. Since this seems to be the year of the cicadas I say that's more for the eatin'

That video from gnolam made my day, that was hilarious.

Regarding insects, that's interesting, pity that over here they are so frowned upon, yet there's like a third of the world population whose diet is mostly insects...

I heard something in a documentary a while ago... searches

Source

Well, that part does not specifically say "mostly insects", but in the documentary they made it look like it was. So take that with a grain of salt I guess.

EDIT: More FAO Info.

I think the point is more that the world is over-populated with humans as it is and people keep on fucking without condoms. People that can't afford food fuck to pass the time. It's only going to get worse (unless maybe we start a world war to control the child population). The planet can only support so much farming. It just so happens that insects can be farmed in much less space with much fewer resources for much more efficient output.

For the record, I just finished eating the last of the opened packets of insects. The only packet that I didn't finish was the Giant Water Scorpion because what was left was rather tough. I began by throwing a broken-off piece in my mouth, with the intent to finish it too, but then I decided fuck that and threw it out. It's very tough. I have to imagine there was a solution that I'm not aware of, but whatever. I only have 3 sealed packets left. I think they're "assorted" x 2, and ants. The Queen ants that I ate I found hot. I think it was the spices/preparation, and not the ants, but nevertheless it was a fun experience. Not a big deal though. What remains is probably negligible. I reiterate though that I wouldn't consider it a worthwhile investment to order from this same Web site. Insects do sound like a reasonable investment on the whole though. I think that we need more accessible businesses in North America to make it practical.

Sorry to burst your bubble bam, but actually, its getting better.

Meet Pörri.

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He's our neighbour's cat and likes to visit us every once in a while. Half an hour ago I saw him chasing something in our garden. I went out to see and I saw him making great jumps and catching really big beetles. I guess this kind:
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It made funny sounds, when he was chewing the beetles.