Starvin Larry

The deadline to sign up for the class has been extended from March 1st,to March 7th.

I will accept deposits on class until Monday,March 7th-this will give those who are undecided about the class another week to consider it,and anyone who has not had the info will still have the chance to attend.

Those already signed up for the class have let me know they would prefer a full class.

Anyone who still would like to take the class,get your deposit to me by Mon. March 7th.

Those who are having financial issues-I will barter-just make an offer and we will most likely be able to work something out.

E-mail me @ gamegetterII@yahoo.com

or starvinlarry@gmail.com

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Source: Due to the Astounding Lack of Interest The Feeding Your Tribe Cooking Class Will Likely be Canceled

Recently, a man decided to make a sandwich from scratch. He grew the vegetables, gathered salt from seawater, milked a cow, turned the milk into cheese, pickled a cucumber in a jar, ground his own flour from wheat to make the bread, collected his own honey, and personally killed a chicken for its meat. This month, he published the results of his endeavor in an enlightening video: making a sandwich entirely by himself cost him 6 months of his life and set him back $1,500.

(It should be noted that he used air transportation to get to the ocean to gather salt. If he had taken it upon himself to learn to build and fly a plane, then his endeavor would have proved impossible).

The inefficiency of making even something as humble as a sandwich by oneself, without the benefits of market exchange, is simply mind-boggling. There was a time when everyone grew their own food and made their own clothes.  It was a time of unimaginable poverty and labor without rest.

Say you wanted mayo on the sandwich-then you would have to raise the chickens,collect the eggs,separate the yolks from the whites,press the oil out of some soybeans,or olives that you grew,slowly whisk the oil into the egg yolks,add some vinegar that you made from some wine that you made from some grapes you picked,add a little bit of ground mustard from the seeds you collected from the mustard plants you grew…

Say you wanted some potato chips with that sandwich-after you grew the potatoes,and dug them up,washed them off,peeled and sliced thinly,fried them in some of the soybean oil you pressed out of the soybeans you grew,then let the excess oil drain off on some paper you made from some hemp you grew-or you let them drain on some linen you made from some thread you made from some flax you grew that you wove together on the loom you made…

Some things all of us should keep in mind,and yes,no one is going to help us,we have to help each other.
Hearts and minds matter,thinking things through matters.
Many of us-myself included could do more in our comments to try and help us all work together,and help each other far more often than most of us currently do.
Too much of “this sucks” not enough of “here’s how we solve this.”

“it should be clear by now to everyone that activist environmentalism (or environmental activism) is becoming a general ideology about humans, about their freedom, about the relationship between the individual and the state, and about the manipulation of people under the guise of a “noble” idea. It is not an honest pursuit of “sustainable development,” a matter of elementary environmental protection, or a search for rational mechanisms designed to achieve a healthy environment. Yet things do occur that make you shake your head and remind yourself that you live neither in Joseph Stalin’s Communist era, nor in the Orwellian utopia of 1984.”