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And let's not forget pork! http://www.northcountrygazette.org/arti ... reads.html

Sheesh, it's almost enough to make a person turn into a vegetarian! But then you have to deal with other nasty substances.

Oh well, guess I'm gonna live till I die, no?

Kajun

I just hope they don't start regulating planters!!

It'a a tough call sometimes, as well as huge differences of opinion, on what should be regulated and what shouldn't...and what is in good taste, and what isn't.

Wulfman wrote:We really need to be thankful for the "bang-up job" our regulatory agencies are doing to protect us.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070501/hl_ ... ation_dc_3

Den

If you think they are here to protect you, you are sorely mistaken. Rather then buying from these huge conglomerations, why not look to the local rancher who runs an ethical business, and has respect for his animals by growing them the natural way and not pumping them full of growth hormones and steroids?

Nitro Dan wrote:

Wulfman wrote:We really need to be thankful for the "bang-up job" our regulatory agencies are doing to protect us.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070501/hl_ ... ation_dc_3

Den

If you think they are here to protect you, you are sorely mistaken. Rather then buying from these huge conglomerations, why not look to the local rancher who runs an ethical business, and has respect for his animals by growing them the natural way and not pumping them full of growth hormones and steroids?

Heck no! I know better than that. I live in "ranch country".
That's the same bunch (collectively speaking) that re-introduced the wolves to Yellowstone a dozen years ago (and didn't stay there). They like beef, too. (among other forms of four-legged creatures....wild and domestic)

Den

Wulfman wrote:

Nitro Dan wrote:

Wulfman wrote:We really need to be thankful for the "bang-up job" our regulatory agencies are doing to protect us.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20070501/hl_ ... ation_dc_3

Den

If you think they are here to protect you, you are sorely mistaken. Rather then buying from these huge conglomerations, why not look to the local rancher who runs an ethical business, and has respect for his animals by growing them the natural way and not pumping them full of growth hormones and steroids?

Heck no! I know better than that. I live in "ranch country".
That's the same bunch (collectively speaking) that re-introduced the wolves to Yellowstone a dozen years ago (and didn't stay there). They like beef, too. (among other forms of four-legged creatures....wild and domestic)

Den

I hear you Den