So are flavor sales down and they have to diversify (sell home brew kits for beer) to make ends meet?
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It's hard to believe they can export beef to the US cheaper than farmers can sell it for.....and NO, I certainly wouldn't eat the poisonous beef from China - even if it was the last thing on earth.
I heard the owner was a beer fanatic, so he decided to branch off into the brew kits, which are pretty inexpensive. I was thinking about trying one.....haven't had a beer in ages. And I never tried to make it myself either.
Me either. I just was never into beer. I used to drink a lot of Watney's Cream Label when I lived in England (thick, dark, sweet, creamy), but a Brit friend tells me they don't even make it anymore, so there's no point in looking in the imports section at Wally World.
BCF prolly has something similar....they have a good selection of different blends.Me either. I just was never into beer. I used to drink a lot of Watney's Cream Label when I lived in England (thick, dark, sweet, creamy), but a Brit friend tells me they don't even make it anymore, so there's no point in looking in the imports section at Wally World.
It probably wouldn't fit my current intake restrictions (no pop or booze, just real fruit juice and water).
I wonder how much of that hamburger was actually meat
Hahahaha
Or beef you mean?
I think they could sell it cheaper but yhey are becoming greedy too.
Chinese are known to put a lot of nasty chemicals in exported foods. Don't know why we allow that shit to come into our country.
Well, guys, I gotta put this old bod in the bed. BS more tomorrow.
Couldn't even imagine what their fed when raised....I would assume GMO to the hilt
Thank you Rich, my feelings exactly
G'night Rich, see you tomorrow
I think that's a good assumption Dale
I sure did Dale, it was a real good one, more people should see it.
It SHOULD be mandatory for every television station in the US to broadcast the video
It should be but it never seems to change, well at least not for the good
New FDA Medwatch Alert
Sandoz Inc. Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of One Lot of Losartan Potassium and Hydrochlorothiazide Due to the Detection of Trace Amounts of NDEA (N-Nitrosodiethylamine) Impurity Found in the Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API)
November 8, 2018
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Don't you think there are just way too many of these "voluntary recalls" lately?
Sandoz Inc. Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of One Lot of Losartan Potassium and Hydrochlorothiazide Due to the Detection of Trace Amounts of NDEA (N-Nitrosodiethylamine) Impurity Found in the Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API)
November 8, 2018
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Don't you think there are just way too many of these "voluntary recalls" lately?
I really like this sentence. Unfucking believable.....I guess it's not unbelievable.....just par for the course.
As a division of the Novartis Group, our purpose is to discover new ways to improve and extend people’s lives.
As a division of the Novartis Group, our purpose is to discover new ways to improve and extend people’s lives.
Good slogan for all the jackasses in the world tho........The more I read shit like this, and election fraud, I really don't want to return to the USA.....just rip my passport up when I get off the fucking plane next month.
The ATM works just fine there......but I'm not kidding, I'm really sick of this fucking corrupt country, or rather the people involved in making it corrupt and not being jailed.... us nobody's would be grasping cold steel bars long ago.So ya gonna send me your American checkbook before you rip up your passport?
So, short of armed and bloody revolution, how can we fix a system that is as corrupt as this one is showing itself to be? All the "put her in jail" signs will do nothing when the folks running the jail voted for the criminal bitch.
I don't own an "assault rifle," but my lever-action .45-70 is good for 1000 yards.
Well, let's see... 20% chance of light snow showers... Reality: very heavy thick snow that I couldn't see 50 yards. We got all the way up to 33 degrees. It is currently 12 and supposed to get down to 7 (Want to bet it hits Zero again?). Chickens broke the heat lamp in the coop, so I put a new one in and turned it on so the little bastards don't freeze to death (250 Watts on all the time sure makes for a nasty electric bill). Quartered a box full of almost rotten apples and took them to the chickens. Lannie baked more squash so the pecker heads also got all the peel meat. So, bottom line here is: It was a pretty normal winter day.
Well, let's see... 20% chance of light snow showers... Reality: very heavy thick snow that I couldn't see 50 yards. We got all the way up to 33 degrees. It is currently 12 and supposed to get down to 7 (Want to bet it hits Zero again?). Chickens broke the heat lamp in the coop, so I put a new one in and turned it on so the little bastards don't freeze to death (250 Watts on all the time sure makes for a nasty electric bill). Quartered a box full of almost rotten apples and took them to the chickens. Lannie baked more squash so the pecker heads also got all the peel meat. So, bottom line here is: It was a pretty normal winter day.
When does "Winter" officially begin?I don't own an "assault rifle," but my lever-action .45-70 is good for 1000 yards.
Well, let's see... 20% chance of light snow showers... Reality: very heavy thick snow that I couldn't see 50 yards. We got all the way up to 33 degrees. It is currently 12 and supposed to get down to 7 (Want to bet it hits Zero again?). Chickens broke the heat lamp in the coop, so I put a new one in and turned it on so the little bastards don't freeze to death (250 Watts on all the time sure makes for a nasty electric bill). Quartered a box full of almost rotten apples and took them to the chickens. Lannie baked more squash so the pecker heads also got all the peel meat. So, bottom line here is: It was a pretty normal winter day.
I believe they need to reevaluate that date.
Yep, just another thing they fucked upThis year, it is December 21st.
Well,"Fall" is the lazy way of saying "the season when leaves fall off the trees," which is really a reference to the official designation, "Autumn," which first came into English in the 1300s from the Latin word autumnus. Another common name for this intermediary season prior to the use of "autumn" was harvest, which was potentially confusing, because harvest can refer to both the time when harvesting crops usually happens (autumn) as well as the actual harvesting of crops (harvest). OK, enough BS.
I remember, as a kid, when Fall was merely the season when it cooled off, leaves fell off trees, you didn't have to mow the lawn, but snow did not happen. We used to sing "I'm dreaming of a white Christmas" because it rarely ever snowed before then. But I also did not live on the Prairie back then, but a very temperate fertile valley in Orygun. Here, snow happens to some extent every autumn, from casual dusting of white to full-blown blizzards the first week of October that killed 100,000 cattle in this state. We live with it......
So how often today do you get snow (whether it sticks or not) in the Phoenix area? I think, back in winter of 1972 in Tucson, it snowed twice, but was gone in a few hours.
Been getting snow in December the last couple years, it doesn't stick, but it does snow if your above 1000 ft.
Evening Dale my day was great
No snow here today but it's warmed up some, I think it was 33 when the weather was on.
I remember Tucson was about 2,500 feet and I am sure Phoenix is a tad higher. When I lived at Grand Canyon, that was 7,000 feet and they got 18" on the day I arrived. Snows all winter up there.
They been lacking snow, but not cold weather.
No nothing special watched the healing strong series today though.