They were baiting it with carcasses! Everyone knows Bigfoots are vegans and prefer chai soy milk lattes.

As soy is a nut, the chai soy milk lattes may have work. He's an Omnivore, not a Necrophage:

> Bigfoot are omnivores, "They eat both plants and meat. I've seen accounts that they eat everything from berries, leaves, nuts, and fruit to salmon, rabbit, elk, and bear

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bigfoot

I have definitely used canned goods and household chores in sentences before.

I think we also need kenming and kemning at a minimum.

Yeah but my 401(k) tax statement paperwork doesn't make me feel like a pirate.

If you want actual physical custody of gold you'll be paying a lot more than the alleged spot price; what you buy on the metals market is a certificate against gold held by a clearinghouse (which certificates are significantly oversold relative to their reserves, a topic goldbugs will do anything to avoid talking about).

Perth Mint runs click and collect for bullion bars (say 10 ounce) against the AU market spot price.

It costs more as I'd have to drive 250 km round trip to pick it up (or pay extra for transport).

* https://www.perthmint.com/shop/bullion/cast-bars/

> Yeah but my 401(k) tax statement paperwork doesn't make me feel like a pirate.

solo 401(k) is for you

The Expanse has some environmentalist characters in it, but I think the series as a whole doesn't tend that way. In my reading of the series it portrays the human need to consume and reach further out as just as natural as anything else.

Do you have an example of a text or site written in a way that's been AEO'd? I'd be interested to know what that looks like, especially if it sounds cult-ish.

I have a similar problem, I do swing dancing and all the information for dances in my area are exclusively posted on Facebook by a wide variety of people who are putting on the dances. I can try and go to each individual organizing a dance and try and get them off Facebook, but that's making their job harder when we've already had lots of people stop organizing events post-COVID, and the system they have now seems to really work for getting new people into dancing that haven't done it before with lots of new faces each dance. So I just go along with it.

Now I'm picturing someone peeling their Zebra Cakes and cutting it into slices.

I wish they would just say what's producing the protein. "Our cultures" and talk of fermentation makes me think it's just yeast maybe?

Yeah, considering the age of the project that inspired it, yeast would be a good bet. Hopefully they do well and we learn more about it; we need all the options we can get to feed the planet in a sustainable manner.