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You could have used this in your reproducing years80% of Americans test positive for chemical found in Cheerios, Quaker Oats that may cause infertility, delayed puberty: study
The Environmental Working Group published a study that said four out of five Americans are being exposed to a little-known chemical found in popular oat-based foods linked to reduced fertility.
WTF
Nah, I was doing my duty to keep America populated. 😜
Thanks for this. My oat milk has 14 pbb glysophate. Guess I'll opt for another next time I'm at the store. And I would test positive for chlormequat, I'm sure, with as many oats as I consume.
N=9680% of Americans test positive for chemical found in Cheerios, Quaker Oats that may cause infertility, delayed puberty: study
The Environmental Working Group published a study that said four out of five Americans are being exposed to a little-known chemical found in popular oat-based foods linked to reduced fertility.
WTF
I’d always heard the USDA (or whomever) allows a specified tolerance level of rodent hairs in cereal grain products. It’s not one of the enlightening facts they generally teach kids in grade school under the heading “Disgusting Things We’re Better Off Not Knowing” but probably could be. Bird shit might be another one.
I did a software install/upgrade for Coors in Golden. I was kind of surprised how dumpy the HQ was, but the beer was fresh!
Hippies used to wear buffalo sandals cured in buffalo urine and they survived, along with a lower incidence of athlete's foot being reported.
Section B, row 24 - The Hall was drafty that night from all the booing.
You're not far from me. Sec a, row 19, but on the right side, so all the freebies aren't thrown that far over.
Seat 1 and 2, adjacent to the aisle. I only get to go when my friend from MI (“Hi, IU 73!”) offers his season tickets for my use. That said, he just texted me with an offer for tomorrow night and I declined because both my brother and I paid extra for Peacock, plus I’m down on the team.
Yeah, if I want to move to B, it's usually row 32 or higher. I actually like my seats because you can see the entire floor pretty well when IU plays at the other end of the court the 2nd half. And the seats are low enough to get a good view for the entire game.
Section A is far right, but angled. Some years we were only 5-6 seats from the wall, but the closer to the wall, the more angled they become. Plus, you don’t want to be too close to the aisle in A or the late and early “birds” flock…excuse me, block your court vision before perching. Like I said earlier in other words, it was one of a handful of big mistakes made in my life, to date. If I had only known the consequences of my action, oft repeated.
Went to Spain and Portugal this past fall and I can verify that the food is just better. Every place we stayed had a kitchen so we ate breakfast in and at least one of the other meals out. The eggs and bread are the ones we noticed right away . The eggs were dirty, they don't scrub them and they don't need to be refrigerated. The yolks were bright and almost orange. The bread was dense and tasty. We were there for 17 days, ate a lot, drank port had desserts.
I lost 5 pounds in 10 days in Italy and ate whatever I wanted, as much as I wanted. Did a lot of walking around, but I work out regularly here too.
I liked the line, "You don't want to shake my hand during Spring training."Baseball players use to pee on themselves (some might still, don't know), all the time
Can peeing on your hands make them tough?
In a recent interview with ESPN's Gary Miller, Chicago Cubs outfielder Moises Alou revealed that during baseball season he urinates on his hands to...slate.com
According to the FDA, insect and rodent filth can appear in peanut butter, but in very small fragments. The FDA limits insect filth to an average of 30 or more fragments per 100 grams of peanut butter, and rodent filth to an average of one or more rodent hairs per 100 grams of peanut butter.
Why'd you highlight peanut butter? Why?According to the FDA, insect and rodent filth can appear in peanut butter, but in very small fragments. The FDA limits insect filth to an average of 30 or more fragments per 100 grams of peanut butter, and rodent filth to an average of one or more rodent hairs per 100 grams of peanut butter.
I only get eggs from free-range chickens. Big difference in yolk color between them and regular eggs.
Well, that's reassuring......According to the FDA, insect and rodent filth can appear in peanut butter, but in very small fragments. The FDA limits insect filth to an average of 30 or more fragments per 100 grams of peanut butter, and rodent filth to an average of one or more rodent hairs per 100 grams of peanut butter.
I would guess that a great percentage of the American public has never tasted a tomato that tastes the way it is supposed to taste. In Europe, they sell what's in season. In America, everything is in season all year round.
Seriously, some of those store bought tomatoes have no flavor. I've told my wife that I closed my eyes and and someone gave me a slice of tomato to eat I would have no idea what I was eating.
Jiff has the bestest, most favorable rodent filth then.
Completely agree. We get so spoiled during the summer just picking super fresh stuff each day. I think I eat a tomato salad damn near every day. I’m also a big fan of having fresh peppers. Whipping up a fresh salsa for taco night is clutch.
We still have those stands in the towns & types of places that you have repeatedly ridiculed & disparaged.
I don't buy anything but Jiff. My wife buys the cheapest available and you know what - they taste like shit. If we have 2 jars of peanut butter - the Jiff I buy and the Peter Pan she buys - she'll use the Jiff all the time and then we're stuck with the other.
