BMEWS
 

Time For Cruel, Hurtful Remarks

 
 


Posted by Ranting Right Wing Howler    United States   on 01/29/2005 at 07:07 AM   
 
  1. If it’s jumped species, wouldn’t they also call if Mad GOAT disease?

    Posted by Macker    United States   01/29/2005  at  08:21 AM  

  2. My bet would be that there was a Frog in the middle of that pile, double dipping from one eyesocket to the other and back and again and again and again.  Not a pretty picture, is it?  Neither is it so unbelievable, is it?

    Posted by commander0    United States   01/29/2005  at  11:13 AM  

  3. Not too surprising, both are ungulates and ruminants—have a hoof and chew their cud.
    Other relatives include antelope, camels, deer, giraffes, okapis, pronghorn, and sheep. The deer and the sheep sheep  worry me, altho Mad Cow has had virtually no effect other than panic.
    P.S. I looked this up in the online encyclopedia

    Posted by Oink    United States   01/29/2005  at  07:20 PM  

  4. P.P.S.  I think it’s interesting that two of our oldest and deepest taboos are against cannibalism and incest.  Aside from being sick and disgusting barf (taboo!) there are excellent medical reasons to avoid these sick  (ugh!) activities.  And our ancestors came up with these before they knew shit about prion disease or DNA!

    Posted by Oink    United States   01/29/2005  at  07:41 PM  

  5. All RIGHT! Who did it? Come on...’fess up!
    Who managed to send our Canadian bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE, Prion) over there???

    Or was it you Yanks? I knew it! You were stealing it from us. That’s why it’s appearing down there too. It’s not from our cattle. You wanted it for germ warfare to send it to the Frogs. Sneaky!!
    We’ll never trust you again. (sly lttle smirk)

    -Dan D,
    Canuckistan

    Posted by Dan D    Canada   01/30/2005  at  04:32 AM  

  6. Dan, how can you ever expect to be a valued member of the Benevolent Dictator’s army if you keep divulging state secrets?  grin

    Posted by Vilmar    United States   01/30/2005  at  07:24 AM  

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