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Monday, November 23, 2009

The Big Tuna

Posted on 8:20 PM by Unknown
I meant to post this when it came out but I was sitting back here at the computer and felt compelled to work. Those bastards. I have been following depleting world fisheries for a while but it is all too depressing. I stopped eating meat over 15 years ago but I still eat fish. That is more and more becoming an untenable position. Add to it that tuna is the big one to go, mainly because of Japan. I was also a Florida Nader voter. What will I do without my tekkamaki and negitoro? It is going to be rough but it looks like the seafood era might be drawing to a close. Thank you overpopulation.
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