Hurricane Daveosaurus
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
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He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
Butter chicken is (famously) very mild, basically just chicken stewed in cream and coloured with turmeric. There is - NOTHING - scary about it. It's a very nice meal, but hot and/or spicy it ain't. If there was a literal tsunami of butter chicken on the horizon I'd be heading out to the beach with as many clean bowls, buckets and pots as I could find.
A few years back there was an almost-chemist woo shop between my work and the closest car park. For a while, out in front of it were big displays of Super Good-For-You stuff: turmeric and apple cider vinegar. I figured out quickly that I could duplicate the (supposed) effects much more cheaply with a curry and a bottle of cider and get a decent meal as well as the Super Health Benefits.
Tomorrow night is specials night at my local curry place and I might just vote with my feet. Might get a balti. Might get a bhuna. Might get a rogan josh. Might make a nod to my Scottish heritage and get a tikka masala. And hopefully none of Shame Jones' little shitbags will try to make trouble while normal people are queueing up for normal dinners.
#Racism #NZPol #ButterChickenTsunami
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
"It looks like a demonstration ship – one designed to satisfy an ego rather than to perform"
... in other words, a 17th-century Cybertruck?
I mainly know about the Vasa because the Swedish post office released a set of stamps in 1969 featuring engravings on the ship and various of its carvings (the stamps themselves were designed by a very famous stamp engraver).
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
It may not be your fault. But it's the fault of Facebook for being a walled garden.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
It''s also in the background of some of the Oils' 1980s output. "Hammer and the sickle, news is at a trickle, commisars are fickle but the stockpiles grow. Bombers keeping coming, engines softly humming, Stars and Stripes are running for their own big show. Another little flare up, storm brewed in a teacup, imagine any mixup and the lot would go" - "Read About It". "ICBM, SS20, they lie so dormant, they got so many" - "Minutes to Midnight", which isn't the only absolute classic 1980s track based on the doomsday clock.
Geography class, about 1983, we did a quick assessment of what would happen to our town if the Russians decided to bomb a major strategic target about 20 km away. The results would not have been pretty, especially if there was a southerly blowing at the time.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
I know that with Wellington the state it's in, it can be hard to tell the difference between sea water and toilet water, but that just means don't swim or play in sea water either.
#Flooding #Wairarapa #Wellington #Aotearoa #NorthIsland #PublicServiceAnnouncement #SureItWasABrightIdeaToDitchTheThreeWatersReformsWasntIt
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.
He/him. Geographer and grouch. Aotearoa. Murihiku.