What do you suggest that's veg that I could try?

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on Today at 08:02:14 AMI make a lot of Japanese and Korean food, and I'm trying to learn to cook Indian.

You should try cooking Polish but I don't think we have a lot of vegetarian dishes.

Not a show but I plan to rewatch the first Zootopia film after, erm... pretty much a decade and then right after, its sequel.
Cinematic masterpieces by the way.

I may not be able to attend as something else has come up.

-Txec R

I have a brief presentation with accompanying slideshow I'd like to make to the Ziu, as well, if that's okay.

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on February 06, 2026, 10:42:40 AMI personally support this legislation and will vote for it. Can't speak for all Green Party MCs but if there is internal debate on the legislation I will speak in support.

Reiterating my support for this. Hope it will go forward soon.

I make a lot of Japanese and Korean food, and I'm trying to learn to cook Indian.  My family is vegetarian, and in my experience those cuisines are some of the easiest and most flavorful to cook without meat.

Just a public notice to all Progs who haven't seen it: according to our constitution, our regularly-scheduled election for party leader is coming soon!  Check out the announcement and further details in the private party forum.

I'm curious on what other Talossans are watching right now. For me I'm currently watching Naruto. Not that far but I enjoy it a lot!


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Whereas, the Kingdom of Talossa, as a nation situated on unceded Indigenous territory, recognizes that the historical experience of colonialism has had profound and lasting impacts on societies, cultures, and systems of knowledge across the world, and

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Uréu q'estadra så
Breneir Tzaracomprada (MC-Green)