i have the flu so so i "worked" from home

 

but had nothing to do all day

Why didn't you call in sick

The chicken breast cost 10€ btw, I don't understand this world anymore. We're unironically living in an era now where you can only afford to eat meat once a week...

I'm currently converting a bench grinder so I can make knives and chisels razor sharp. I already replaced the stone with a mdf disk and I am in the process of building wooden jigs so I can keep a fixed angle.

Also I am making a wooden box to keep the power supplies for a bedside lamp.

 

Just buy ans whole chicken and cut it up yourself. Way cheaper and you can make soup out of the carcass.

Went to uni, finally got rid of windows and installed ubuntu. Cooked good food.

There are two problems with your post:

 

You should be able to afford it every day but you really shouldn't eat it at all anyway.

Nothing wrong with eating chicken everyday as long as you have enough variance in the side dishes.

i wish sk8zo was still here to school you bozos

Tell me where I'm wrong.

a lot of meat is an unhealthy diet

 

t. not him

proofs?

I'm not here to do the search for you.

You have to use your own time anyway if you want to become more intelligent.

I made a post with more thab 500 upvotes on reddit.

regular day but i hugged my girlfriend so I feel happier :D

There is no strong science that suggests that eating meat daily is bad for you.

I think there's evidence for red meat but chcken breasts should be fine I guess

That is just homosexual propaganda

You did not google did you.

As I said. No strong evidence.

 

Processed meat is carcinogenic to some degree but due to the additives. In this regard you also have to think about all the vegetarian fake meat products which extremely processed products.

When public health agencies recommend lower meat consumption of the population it is always primarily due to the climate implications of meat production.

 

the schizo is strong in you. When was you last juice fast?

I don't drink juice, it contains ~10% sugar.