前回のComcastの更新でHBOを失ってしまったんで、観れないもんだと決めつけていたこの映画、
そしたら今日のメールに、
Now through July 16, you can enjoy HBO and Cinemax's biggest shows and hottest movies for free.
おお、タダで観れそう。ということでタダで観れたんだけれど…。
結論から言うと👎🏻。１０分ほどで観るのやめた。全然面白くないんだよこれが。少なくとも自分のテイストじゃあないな。
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設置した昨日は一羽も来なくて、やっちゃった感あったんだけど、
今日になったら気がついたのか、頻繁に来るようになった。まあ、この界隈を飛んでたんで「そうだfeederでも下げてみるか」と思ったわけなんだけど。
ジャイナ教のヴィーガニズム。
こんな過去スレッドが何故か今頃Quoraで紹介。
I don't want to be rude, but since they are in the majority(2 vs 1) I am kind of in a weird situation of how to ask them to not cook non veg in the house.
As Bhuvi Jain has answered about how vegans(mainly Jains) are a little apprehensive of allowing non veg in the house -> Bhuvi Jain's answer to How can a vegan see a person eating meat and not stand up to them for being wrong? Aren't vegans morally obligated to do something about the injustice they perceive in the world?. Changing the room is not an option I have right now. I don't want them to give up non veg, I just want that they don't cook it in the house.
「ルームメイトにキッチンでノンベジの料理をしないようにしてもらうには？」というヴィーガンの質問者。これはいくらなんでも自己中だろ、というのが結論みたいだけれど、興味を持ったのは質問者はジャイナ教。去年ここに行くまで、その名前ぐらいしか知らなかったけど、ちょっと調べるとジャイナ教徒は宗教上の理由で完全ヴィーガンなんだそう。というか禁欲主義。
Jain vegetarian diet is practiced by the followers of Jain culture and philosophy. It is one of the most rigorous forms of spiritually motivated diet on the Indian subcontinent and beyond. The Jain cuisine is completely vegetarian and also excludes onions, potatoes, brinjals (eggplants) and garlic, similar to the shojin-ryori Buddhist cuisine of Japan.
The strictest forms of Jain diet is practiced by the ascetics; in addition to potatoes it may exclude other root vegetables.[1] This food is called sattvic, which means that it is based on the qualities of goodness, lightness and happiness. On the other hand, onions, eggplant and garlic are considered "tamasic", as they are believed to have a quality of darkness, lethargy and a putrid smell.
すごいなこれは。動物系はもちろん、根菜系も禁止。ウィキペディアの説明に「精進料理」に近い、とあるけれど、根菜系が禁止まで入ってなかった気がする。
