Well, the point is you may possible have caught that one that as there was a film of that name. But not one named Solyant Green, which you were originally asked about.
I remember some nature programme on Yellowstone saying that, to survive, the Bears needed to eat 40,000 moths a day (1 kCal each) at one point of the year.
Get ****ed, I made a small mistake by putting Soylant Green and not Soylent Green as the film is actually called. No need to make out it was a big mistake, unless you made a mistake by calling it Solyant Green, mine was from memory you tried to be clever highlighting it and cocked up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soylent_Green
Get ****ed, I made a small mistake by putting Soylant Green and not Soylent Green as the film is actually called. No need to make out it was a big mistake, unless you made a mistake by calling it Solyant Green, mine was from memory you tried to be clever highlighting it and cocked up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soylent_Green
We both cocked up. But at least I didn't post my reply twice and got all the letters right. though not necessarily in the right order, to paraphrase Eric Morecambe.
Now on sale Soylent, but is it green? https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-UK-high-protein-meal-glass-health-drink.html
I'd rather have a £1.66 meal and 5 £3 pints. No doubt Den would have a 16p meal and 5 and a half £3 pints. But I don't neglect my body like him.
was a good film at the time, as was zardoz. and the russian rip off of 2001 a space odessey,no idea of the name
I'd happily eat insects instead of red meat, all I ask is that science invest time and money into making giant insects that look like and taste like bacon.
I once found a lad I went to university with comatose in a gutter in Sunderland and after I’d dragged him out of the road and roused him a bit (careful now) I asked him, out of concern, what he’d had to eat that day. His answer? 16 pints and a scotch pie. Years later I reminded him of this - he was by then a much more sober chap - and we agreed that should he ever write one, that this was to be the title of his autobiography.
I liked Freddie Flintoff's answer to the question of whether or not he'd eaten anything after the all night session following the 2005 Ashes win: "yes, a cigar"