The Food Police Suck More Fun Out Of Life, Again

 

1. Hi Drew,
   Right on. We get this sort of thing everyday over here. And almost everyday, something else is added.

   Posted by peiper       03/08/2016  at  09:58 AM  



2. Drew:  It worries me how accurate the predictions about the future in these two movies were (and continue to be):  Demolition Man and Idiocracy.

   Peiper:  More and more, I am adopting this attitude towards the powers that be:  “They’ve made their laws and regulations, now let’s see them enforce them.”

   Posted by Argentium G. Tiger       03/08/2016  at  06:53 PM  



3. Well they can pry my occasional Boisenberry pie and Pringles from my cold dead hands, along with my trusty half gallon of vodka when I’m lying dead in a pool of my own drool.
   SKOL!!
   

   Posted by Rich K       03/08/2016  at  09:22 PM  



4. It’s late but I can’t let this one escape the view of all you magnificent Bmewsers:

   “Arabs have no more creative force. Islam does not contribute to intellectual life, it suggests no discussion. It is no longer thought. It produces no thinking, no art, no science, no vision that could change the world. This repetition is the sign of its end. The Arabs will continue to exist, but they will not make the world better”.

   -- Arabic poet Adunis Asbar

   

   Posted by Rich K       03/09/2016  at  02:02 AM  



5. Hey the new commercial I hear from the shyster lawyers is that talcum powder causes ovarian cancer. I follow women’s stuff (being one and having two adult daughters) - and the line in the ad - ‘for decades it’s been proven that talc causes ovarian cancer’. Umm - does that not mean just about every woman for many decades - who had a clean and conscientious mother - would have gotten ovarian cancer - as talc is used on (female) babies naughty bits from birth?!?

   I am getting sick of the bs foisted upon the stupid, vapid and simply unwilling to do a bit of ‘googling’ to do some fact checking.

   White Bread causes cancer - hello - just another one based upon junk science and to destroy a product/company.

   Talk about fear mongering - like glowballwarning - using made up b*lls*t and junk science to conduct social engineering on gullible and dumb people that the very forces behind the junk science and reporting - created in indoctrination systems masquerading as schools.

   Posted by wardmama4       03/09/2016  at  05:34 AM  



6. Mad about ya Wardmom!
   And Rich, wish I knew ya when I worked in radio. All sorts of funny stuff I couldda stolen.
   Oh yeah, forgot. Back then however we couldn’t say darn.
   Never mind.
   Cheers.

   Posted by peiper       03/09/2016  at  11:34 AM  



7. Believing “Experts” is hazardous to your health.  If it’s a government expert, well, that’s just suicidal.

   Posted by grayjohn       03/09/2016  at  08:34 PM  

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