Exclusive: ‘Fish sludge’ in coastal waters now has nutrient levels equivalent to those in untreated effluent of country the size of Australia, report finds
It’s traditional. Medieval christians defined fish as “not meat” so they could eat it during fasting (along with finding other creative workarounds, like wrapping meat in dough so the all-seeing, all-knowing entity couldn’t see them eating meat (see Herrgottsbescheißerle)
Some of them also came up with creative definitions for “fish”, so they could eat a nice roastsome humble fish on a Friday or during lent. (A beaver definitely is a fish, just look at it swim around in water all day, also it has a scaly tail, need any more evidence? Now shut up and eat your roastfish.)
It’s traditional. Medieval christians defined fish as “not meat” so they could eat it during fasting (along with finding other creative workarounds, like wrapping meat in dough so the all-seeing, all-knowing entity couldn’t see them eating meat (see Herrgottsbescheißerle)
Some of them also came up with creative definitions for “fish”, so they could eat
a nice roastsome humble fish on a Friday or during lent. (A beaver definitely is a fish, just look at it swim around in water all day, also it has a scaly tail, need any more evidence? Now shut up and eat yourroastfish.)