The Carnivore Project

Still Famous

Still loved in London. Thanks, Metro! 

The World of Meat

I've slapped all the 'Field Experience' reviews into Google Maps. Blue pins are for reviews; red pins for random nonsense (photos and non-judgemental articles and the like).

I'd like to get all the 'Week in Meat' content in there as well. It'll take some time, but keep checking back. Soon, we'll cover the world in meat! BWAHAHAHAHAHA

So, how's that diet going?

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Well, that was a long weekend...

Like one of the classic devourers of literature, the blog 'is not dead which can eternal lie'.

The Carnivore Project has now napped long enough (if it sleeps any more, it'll be cranky for dinner). Rejoice, fellow meat-eaters, the blog has arisen!

For a few minutes of carnivorous distraction, here's a few links:

- Brewing something spicy? The 2008 Hot Pepper Awards are now open.

- The Germans have now proven that food doesn't always resemble its packaging. [Thanks, Anne]

- The cheese of the month is... Cheshire! (I don't like Stilton)

- Come taste a celebrity chef at the London Book Fair.

- Really bored? Page through the things I found in books.

Send me what you've got - I'm sure you're dying to share a month's worth of backlogged carnivore culture!

Support the Carnivore Project

Keep me in meat. Buy some books.

(The Brian Aldiss set is an absolute steal.)

I must be doing something right...

An email I received this morning from the 'Secret Soybean':

I PRAY YOUR MEAT EATING PROVIDES YOU WITH A SLOW, MISERABLE, LONELY DEATH!

MEAT EATERS SUCK

MEAT EATERS SUCK

MEAT EATERS SUCK

MEAT EATERS SUCK

MEAT EATERS SUCK

MEAT EATERS SUCK

MEAT EATERS SUCK

MEAT EATERS SUCK

MEAT EATERS SUCK

MEAT EATERS SUCK

MEAT EATERS SUCK

MEAT EATERS SUCK

TRIUMPH!

After two years, this site has finally displaced the Mongolian Carnivore Project in the Google rankings.

That might not seem like much, but do you know how hard it is to compete wtih pictures like this?

Study Reveals: Australians Hate McDonalds Too

According to a study conducted by the 'government-funded U.S. Studies Center at the University of Sydney', 67% of respondents said they were "not at all pleased" about the prevalence of U.S.-style fast food in Australia (CNN).

I do find this a little surprising - especially as the fast food chains have been doing their best to match their standards to that of the discerning Antipodean palate.

Carnivart

 

Hmm.

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