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Emma Woolgatherer

Does anybody know anything about biodynamics being used in organic farming? Can you give me links to anything? What exactly did you want to know, Alan? According to the Biodynamic Agricultural Association , there were 120 biodynamic producers in the UK in 2004. In the same year there were about 3,9...

Emma Woolgatherer

While I might go part way to accept that vegetarianism is "not a coherent ethical stance" (see below) I consider it to be very much more than 'just a dietary choice' ----- as does the Vegetarian Society (on whose guidance I largely rely) ---- for a number of reasons. It is common in veggie circles ...

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transcendentally,

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De-criminalise all currently illegal drugs ????? 4Fxake :angry: I'm all for the freedom of the individual in matters of choice and self determination, but can you imagine living in a country, town or village where everyone was off their heads, paranoid and suicidal because it had become 'normal'? N...

Emma Woolgatherer

Scientific Atheist 67%
Spiritual Atheist 33%
Agnostic 33%
Apathetic Atheist 17%
Angry Atheist 17%
Militant Atheist 0%
Theist 0%

But what is a spiritual atheist?

Emma Woolgatherer

Tricky one. Can I get away with:

Women on the Edge of a Nervous Breakdown (Mujeres Al Borde De Un Ataque De Nervios , 1988, d. Pedro Almodóvar)?

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puzzle

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or ... legalise heroin?

Emma

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My approach to ethics in general and to animal welfare in particular is based on guiding principles such as 1. Positive Utilitarianism: the greatest good involves promoting the greatest happiness of the greatest number (and at least trying to avoid promoting unhappiness ---- Negative Utilitarianism...

Emma Woolgatherer

Flicka, Ricka, Dicka, and the New Dotted Dresses, by Maj Lindman

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'No strange delight' [---][/---] Roxy Music

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The Day After Tomorrow

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Plato

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Anyone fancy one of these?

http://www.enertiabike.com/

Emma Woolgatherer

I do agree, more or less, that a funeral is for the bereaved, not for the dead. But if a person has strong feelings about such things, I think it's helpful if they leave instructions about what they want to happen after they die. And even if they don't have strong feelings, maybe they ought to nomin...

Emma Woolgatherer

... There is a problem as people are used to milk just as they are used to meat ... Yes, and I should point out that it was much easier for me to give up dairy products than it is for the average person, because I never particularly liked the taste of milk, and I don't drink tea or coffee. I do app...

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Paso Doble

Emma Woolgatherer

Are you a gathering mushrooms (and other fungi) in the woods person or a play safe and buy them in the supermarket person? In general, I'm not confident enough to gather mushrooms in the woods. The only ones I'd recognise are ceps (porcini), and I confess I don't really like them. However, I pick p...

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'Never on a Sunday', by Manos Hadjidakis (sung by Nana Mouskouri, and others)

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