Post: #21276

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Might be of interest to our Canadian forum members:

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What's in your chicken sandwich? DNA test shows Subway sandwiches could contain just 50% chicken

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Industry chicken either in the US nor in Europe is anything but a healthy meat. I think chicken is the most toxin-laden, antibiotic ridden, hormone-fed meat out there. Those birds would not survive their ordeal of a life without massive pharmaceutical help.

No one should eat those.

Kona's wild roosters are a healthy treat, but not the crap fed to us. You have to eat organic or none. The same goes for pork.

Beef and turkey is strangely enough healthier due to a variety of reasons.

Generally food in the US more unhealthy than in Europe.

You have to spend more on organic (only 100% FDA organic) or you buy game, or you go hunting yourself.

The cancer prevalence did not grow by 5000% in the recent decades by itself and the faffocalypse did not happen just because of changed dietary habits. In the 1950s MDs had to travel to a different state by air in order to watch and observe the marvel of a child who had gotten cancer (it was that fucking rare), now you see those bald heads everywhere and 50% of the population is supposed to get cancer. And no - we don't live longer - the process has started to reverse in the end 1990s in the West. The current WEsterners will live shorter than the ones coming before.

If the system was soand and honest, then the majority of food additives and food procedures would be banned. And it's not even that food would cost much more since there are today so many ways to upscale and mechanize even organic farms. It's just that globalist corporations would make less money and the people would be healther and smarter - also live longer. All those things are contrary to the big agenda points of those sheisters.

Post: #21277

Never assume that what you're eating at a fast food restaurant is what you think you're getting.

I once worked with an older lady who butchered all her own meat and had done since she was young. Once on an interstate trip she'd eaten at a KFC. This was during a severe disease outbreak in Australian chicken farms with a subsequent chicken shortage. She swears black and blue that the cuts she received were of rabbit, not chicken. She could tell not only by the taste but by the bone structure.

When she raised the matter with the state office they told her that if she read the menu it only specified "pieces", not "chicken pieces".

Post: #21278

Hilarious.

Post: #21279

I never had much of an interest in serving in the US armed forces till now.

Trump has ignited a sense of duty and love for ones country, I kind of want to give it a go in the Infantry branch - for the experience, camaraderie, adventure, the opportunity to learn the tools of the trade of the finest fighting force, and be apart of that brotherhood..

I'm approaching my mid 20s and it feels like the longer I wait before pulling the trigger and visiting a recruiter, the bigger the mistake (as age will be an obstacle in a sense).

Anybody sort of feel the same way?

Post: #21280

Trump family is getting away with killing triceratopses in Africa. Sad!

Post: #21281

Isn't it funny that the last three years have basically turned Trey Parker and Matt Stone into futurologist documentary makers?

Out of the top of my head:
-Tolerance camp from South Park
-Hollywood going full on F(ilm) A(ctors) G(uild)

Post: #21282

Zel, why is turkey less laden with with antibiotics and hormones than chicken? Is turkey naturally hardier or is more likely to be raised cage-free...?

Post: #21283

(03-01-2017 11:25 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  Zel, why is turkey less laden with with antibiotics and hormones than chicken? Is turkey naturally hardier or is more likely to be raised cage-free...?

I cannot vouch for the US much since the horrors allowed there are beyond evil, but European turkey is far more healthy.

My guess is that turkey is already a big muscular bird, has to be treated better, grows slower etc.

Personally I am quite sensitive and can actually even feel the toxicity of certain foods and meats - chicken is off-the-charts while I can still purchase non-organic turkey at least in Europe.

The US is another matter - probably the best choice there is high-quality beef or game (aside from organic)

Post: #21284

(03-01-2017 02:14 AM)El_Gostro Wrote:  Got me a scooter with an awesomely horrible color scheme that no sane person would ever choose, which is probably why it was on sale.If I'm ever stopped for skipping a light I can always say I'm color blind!

Jokes aside:I honestly didn't think they would be so useful for moving around a city.I 've only had it for 4 days and it already looks as if I had it for half a year

I've had of these since 2006, bought for $275 at a scratch and dent auction (that had over 100 of them), and since it was less than $1000 the registration and taxes yearly are less than $20 plus crazy fuel mileage.

Post: #21285

Crazy fun those things. I think a lot of girls buy them as fashion accessories, take a low speed dive and get shit-scared before dropping them back at the dealership for pennies on the dollar.

Post: #21286

The other day I had some cognac at some party that came in a transformers like box and a fancy bottle. I used to be a fan of cognac before it became the rappers choice so I poured myself some. It was fine.

Out of curiosity I looked it up when I got home, $3000 per bottle apparently. I did not taste the difference between that and a $60 bottle.

I thought it would be a great idea to get an empty bottle and fill it up with cheap cognac to trick gold diggers. Perhaps it was the same for this bottle? No. I saw them open it.

There is a definite law of diminishing returns on liquor price and quality.

Post: #21287

(03-01-2017 07:55 PM)Dr. Howard Wrote:  The other day I had some cognac at some party that came in a transformers like box and a fancy bottle. I used to be a fan of cognac before it became the rappers choice so I poured myself some. It was fine.

Out of curiosity I looked it up when I got home, $3000 per bottle apparently. I did not taste the difference between that and a $60 bottle.

I thought it would be a great idea to get an empty bottle and fill it up with cheap cognac to trick gold diggers. Perhaps it was the same for this bottle? No. I saw them open it.

There is a definite law of diminishing returns on liquor price and quality.

Yes - the same goes for wine. You only have to reach a certain threshold from crappy to excellent. Whether that is 60$ is debatable, but within the 300$ range and the 3000$ there isn't that much of a difference.

Post: #21288

Was at a Family Mart (Convenience Store) in Japan just now.
As with most convenience stores, they sell porn right in the open, next to the racks of standard magazines and a few feet away from the cold drinks. As I was getting some tea, I glanced over at the porn rack and looked at the titles of the magazines. One of them was called 淫妻白書 (Indzuma Hakusho), or "Slutty Wives White Paper". I didn't pick it up because the store was filled with little kids, but I kind of regret it now. I'd like to think it was a 250 page detailed white paper about all the slutty wives in Japan, with chart after chart explaining what makes them so slutty, bar graphs comparing sluttiness by region, and a conclusion section that was 30 pages of theorizing about the future of slutty Japanese wives.

Post: #21289

(03-02-2017 06:06 AM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:  Was at a Family Mart (Convenience Store) in Japan just now.
As with most convenience stores, they sell porn right in the open, next to the racks of standard magazines and a few feet away from the cold drinks. As I was getting some tea, I glanced over at the porn rack and looked at the titles of the magazines. One of them was called 淫妻白書 (Indzuma Hakusho), or "Slutty Wives White Paper". I didn't pick it up because the store was filled with little kids, but I kind of regret it now. I'd like to think it was a 250 page detailed white paper about all the slutty wives in Japan, with chart after chart explaining what makes them so slutty, bar graphs comparing sluttiness by region, and a conclusion section that was 30 pages of theorizing about the future of slutty Japanese wives.

Go back and get it. Submit datasheet.

Post: #21290

Anyone else have experience using salt instead of shampoo/conditioner? I have pretty bad dandruff if I don't control it, and I hate the estrogen boosting shit they put in hygiene products. My girl actually introduced me to using salt on my hair. No dandruff as the salt scrubs my scalp clean, and I keep all the oils my body produces in my hair. Looks and feels great.

Post: #21291

(03-02-2017 08:49 AM)YoungBlade Wrote:  Anyone else have experience using salt instead of shampoo/conditioner? I have pretty bad dandruff if I don't control it, and I hate the estrogen boosting shit they put in hygiene products. My girl actually introduced me to using salt on my hair. No dandruff as the salt scrubs my scalp clean, and I keep all the oils my body produces in my hair. Looks and feels great.

Ah,I just use white soap.
But then again, I don t think I suffer of a Dandruff issue...

Post: #21292

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Post: #21293

(03-02-2017 06:06 AM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:  Was at a Family Mart (Convenience Store) in Japan just now.
As with most convenience stores, they sell porn right in the open, next to the racks of standard magazines and a few feet away from the cold drinks. As I was getting some tea, I glanced over at the porn rack and looked at the titles of the magazines. One of them was called 淫妻白書 (Indzuma Hakusho), or "Slutty Wives White Paper". I didn't pick it up because the store was filled with little kids, but I kind of regret it now. I'd like to think it was a 250 page detailed white paper about all the slutty wives in Japan, with chart after chart explaining what makes them so slutty, bar graphs comparing sluttiness by region, and a conclusion section that was 30 pages of theorizing about the future of slutty Japanese wives.

Is this a valid topic for a PhD thesis in Japan?

I think some forum members *cough* Cattle Rustler *cough* may be interested in taking on this topic 'defending' the thesis.

Post: #21294

(03-01-2017 07:03 AM)Matt3B Wrote:  Hilarious.

Best anwer was the Berniebro:

"Hillary, obviously, is promising to lower the standard of living if she gets elected, do you think that's a good campaign platform to stand on?"

"You know, it works for her cause it fits her personality, but...as an American I don't think I could stand behind that and I might have to go with Trump, you know, if that's the case."

Post: #21295

(03-02-2017 08:49 AM)YoungBlade Wrote:  Anyone else have experience using salt instead of shampoo/conditioner? I have pretty bad dandruff if I don't control it, and I hate the estrogen boosting shit they put in hygiene products. My girl actually introduced me to using salt on my hair. No dandruff as the salt scrubs my scalp clean, and I keep all the oils my body produces in my hair. Looks and feels great.

I've used rock salt as a kid before. Took some getting use to but had a great effect over time.
I've had issues with scalp flakes and dandruff in the past. Figured a major cause of that was from using generic antibacterial shampoos.
Haven't had a single problem since switching to Baking Soda years ago. Cleans better than standard soap and poos for me and I feel clean after I'm done plus versatile (can double as emergency toothpaste) and cheap.

Post: #21296

Why was 262 banned?

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Post: #21297

No wonder Millennials liked Bernie - though socialism is not the answer as Venezuela found out painfully:

That's not much more than minimum wage.

In contrast:

In the late 1960s a Russian immigrant could come to the US, get a job at a steel mill with very little training (basic level job) and make 45.000$ (adjusted for inflation). Nowadays they pay that much to managers in this economy.

Also his 45.000$ was actually worth even more than that. Becasue back than most universities cost close to nothing and he could finance a house, a non-working wife, 2 kids and 2 cars with that cash.

This entire scheme only works now because the youth can accrue massive debts that the young in the 1960s-70s did not have. The debt ratio from credit card to student loan is terrific.

Funny how many Millennials qualify for food stamps - it is like the majority of young airline co-pilots - also food stamp recipients.

Ah - what a wonderful system we got there. WE have already been in feudalistic times - guess mankind is moving back there.

Post: #21298

Haha - The Atlantic is hilarious:

Why aren't Millennials saving more?

Reason: They hate banks so much!

Hahaha ... those fake news sheisters.

Post: #21299

(03-01-2017 07:55 PM)Dr. Howard Wrote:  The other day I had some cognac at some party that came in a transformers like box and a fancy bottle. I used to be a fan of cognac before it became the rappers choice so I poured myself some. It was fine.

Out of curiosity I looked it up when I got home, $3000 per bottle apparently. I did not taste the difference between that and a $60 bottle.

I thought it would be a great idea to get an empty bottle and fill it up with cheap cognac to trick gold diggers. Perhaps it was the same for this bottle? No. I saw them open it.

There is a definite law of diminishing returns on liquor price and quality.

Not sure about that. Ive had some pretty expensive bottles of cognac before. The best was one felt like I had fireworks going down my throat when I drank it. It was very pleasant.

Post: #21300

(03-03-2017 04:06 AM)CaptainChardonnay Wrote:  

(03-01-2017 07:55 PM)Dr. Howard Wrote:  The other day I had some cognac at some party that came in a transformers like box and a fancy bottle. I used to be a fan of cognac before it became the rappers choice so I poured myself some. It was fine.

Out of curiosity I looked it up when I got home, $3000 per bottle apparently. I did not taste the difference between that and a $60 bottle.

I thought it would be a great idea to get an empty bottle and fill it up with cheap cognac to trick gold diggers. Perhaps it was the same for this bottle? No. I saw them open it.

There is a definite law of diminishing returns on liquor price and quality.

Not sure about that. Ive had some pretty expensive bottles of cognac before. The best was one felt like I had fireworks going down my throat when I drank it. It was very pleasant.

That same fireworks experience can be recreated by a $20 bottle of moonshine. What I'm saying is that I really don't think that a $3000 bottle is really 100x better than a $30 bottle.

Like Zelcorpion stated, there is a great deal of improvement as you move from say, $30 to $100, slight from $100 to $300 and then miniscule from $300 to $3000.