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is there a mad cow in that burger?
Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! "First 'mad cow' case rattles US" "The diseased cow is undergoing tests" (symptoms included choking on a pretzel) "The United States has reported its first suspected case of "mad cow disease", or BSE, in Washington state." "In response, a number of countries in Asia, including America's biggest importer, Japan, have moved swiftly to ban US beef." (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3345455.stm) |
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In article >, "nick"
> wrote: > >Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! It could be too late for some. ----- However, meat from a cow with the deadly mad cow disease may have already been eaten, possibly in the form of hamburger, Washington State Deputy Director of Agriculture Bill Brookerson said yesterday. Asked at a press conference if it was possible that the meat had already been consumed, Brookerson replied: "It's possible." ----- -- "The citizen's job is to be rude -- to pierce the comfort of professional intercourse by boorish expressions of doubt." --John Ralston Saul |
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On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 09:54:56 -0000, "nick"
> wrote: >Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! But you turned to Cheese Wiz, Fatso.  >"First 'mad cow' case rattles US" > >"The diseased cow is undergoing tests" And will soon joining the millions of dead cows and sheep in the UK?  >(symptoms included choking on a pretzel) Or getting caught placing *** personal ads, eh Fatso. Bwahaha..etc. >"The United States has reported its first suspected case of "mad cow >disease", or BSE, in Washington state." > >"In response, a number of countries in Asia, including America's biggest >importer, Japan, have moved swiftly to ban US beef." > >(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3345455.stm) If the US ever bans beef, Fatso..er Nick won't ever get a green card. |
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Waiving the right to remain silent, said:
> Asked at a press conference if it was possible that the meat had > already been consumed, Brookerson replied: "It's possible." Almost anything is "possible." Is it probable..? -- Larry Jandro - Remove spamtrap in ALLCAPS to e-mail "Lord, are we worthy of the task that lies before us, or are we just jerking off..?" |
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Waiving the right to remain silent, "nick"
> said: > "In response, a number of countries in Asia, including America's > biggest importer, Japan, have moved swiftly to ban US beef." Japanses cars are involved in thousands of US deaths. I propose that we move to ban their import. -- Larry Jandro - Remove spamtrap in ALLCAPS to e-mail "Lord, are we worthy of the task that lies before us, or are we just jerking off..?" |
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" Bogart " > wrote in
s.com: > But you turned to Cheese Wiz, Fatso. So nicky is a vegetarian? Figures. -- Notice posted. * This is not a peanut free zone! * The use of adult beverages, tobacco products, sugar, salt, caffeine, high fat foods and firearms (when necessary) is encouraged on these premises. * Jack-booted government thugs without warrants will be shot upon entry. Have a nice day :-) -- Mark Renfro |
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Waiving the right to remain silent, Asmodeus
> said: > " Bogart " > wrote in > s.com: > >> But you turned to Cheese Wiz, Fatso. > > So nicky is a vegetarian? Figures. Nicky can afford to eat only what grows in his large navel. -- Larry Jandro - Remove spamtrap in ALLCAPS to e-mail "Lord, are we worthy of the task that lies before us, or are we just jerking off..?" |
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Asmodeus wrote:
> > " Bogart " > wrote in > s.com: > > > But you turned to Cheese Wiz, Fatso. > > So nicky is a vegetarian? Figures. He's a vegetable. |
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nick wrote: > Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! > > "First 'mad cow' case rattles US" > > "The diseased cow is undergoing tests" > > (symptoms included choking on a pretzel) > > "The United States has reported its first suspected case of "mad cow > disease", or BSE, in Washington state." > > "In response, a number of countries in Asia, including America's biggest > importer, Japan, have moved swiftly to ban US beef." > > (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3345455.stm) New Zealand, long a friend and supporter of the USa, has not banned US beef imports. We are of course irritated that the price of domestic beef will now rise drastically as the US attempts to buy our total stocks of beef. :-P Regards, Greg.P. |
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"Larry Jandro" > wrote in message > > Asked at a press conference if it was possible that the meat had > > already been consumed, Brookerson replied: "It's possible." > > Almost anything is "possible." Is it probable..? That there are mad people in the USA? |
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On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 19:27:38 -0000, "nick"
> wrote: > >"Larry Jandro" > wrote in message > >> > Asked at a press conference if it was possible that the meat had >> > already been consumed, Brookerson replied: "It's possible." >> >> Almost anything is "possible." Is it probable..? > >That there are mad people in the USA? We don't get mad at you limey ****heads, we get annoyed and occasionally we get angry, but mad, not so Fatso. |
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Gregory Procter wrote: > > nick wrote: > > >>Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! >> >>"First 'mad cow' case rattles US" >> >>"The diseased cow is undergoing tests" >> >>(symptoms included choking on a pretzel) >> >>"The United States has reported its first suspected case of "mad cow >>disease", or BSE, in Washington state." >> >>"In response, a number of countries in Asia, including America's biggest >>importer, Japan, have moved swiftly to ban US beef." >> >>(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3345455.stm) > > > New Zealand, long a friend and supporter of the USa, has not banned US beef > imports. We don't export much beef. The beef bans were/are mostly symbolic as we consume more then we produce. That makes us a beef importer - not exporter. > We are of course irritated that the price of domestic beef will now rise > drastically as the US attempts to buy our total stocks of beef. :-P Why would we buy anything extra? We are not eating more. Well maybe, I just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me $63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. -- Chris. http://****france.com/ No wonder the French military is a band of sissies, look at where they get their stock from. (800k mpeg file.) http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/frenchfighters.mpeg funny mp3 http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/horserace.mp3 The new Three Stooge's http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/happyfamily.jpg Two clowns. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/groggyclown.jpg http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/nickclown.jpg Groggy No-cite on the job site. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/gregatnicks.jpg Nick ****ing in the shower. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/clean.jpg Poor Laura! http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/poor_laura.gif |
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"LIBassbug" <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote in message > Why would we buy anything extra? We are not eating more. Well maybe, I > just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me > $63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. You misspelled phat again. |
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nick wrote: > "LIBassbug" <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote in message > > >>Why would we buy anything extra? We are not eating more. Well maybe, I >>just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me >>$63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. > > > You misspelled phat again. The ribs are both fat and phat, but Groggy the Hut is just 'fat'. -- Chris. http://****france.com/ No wonder the French military is a band of sissies, look at where they get their stock from. (800k mpeg file.) http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/frenchfighters.mpeg funny mp3 http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/horserace.mp3 The new Three Stooge's http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/happyfamily.jpg Two clowns. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/groggyclown.jpg http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/nickclown.jpg Groggy No-cite on the job site. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/gregatnicks.jpg Nick ****ing in the shower. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/clean.jpg Poor Laura! http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/poor_laura.gif |
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"LIBassbug" <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote in message > >>Why would we buy anything extra? We are not eating more. Well maybe, I > >>just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me > >>$63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. > > > > > > You misspelled phat again. > > The ribs are both fat and phat, but Groggy the Hut is just 'fat'. So what's Father C got in his big fat sack for you this year? |
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nick wrote: > "LIBassbug" <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote in message > > >>>>Why would we buy anything extra? We are not eating more. Well maybe, I >>>>just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me >>>>$63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. >>> >>> >>>You misspelled phat again. >> >>The ribs are both fat and phat, but Groggy the Hut is just 'fat'. > > > So what's Father C got in his big fat sack for you this year? A new scroll saw. YES!!! And you? -- Chris. http://****france.com/ Vengeance is a hamburger that is eaten cold, writes Georges Dupuy in Liberation. No wonder the French military is a band of sissies, look at where they get their stock from. (800k mpeg file.) http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/frenchfighters.mpeg funny mp3 http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/horserace.mp3 The new Three Stooge's http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/happyfamily.jpg Two clowns. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/groggyclown.jpg http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/nickclown.jpg Groggy No-cite on the job site. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/gregatnicks.jpg |
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"LIBassbug" <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote in message > >>>>Why would we buy anything extra? We are not eating more. Well maybe, I > >>>>just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me > >>>>$63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. > >>> > >>> > >>>You misspelled phat again. > >> > >>The ribs are both fat and phat, but Groggy the Hut is just 'fat'. > > > > > > So what's Father C got in his big fat sack for you this year? > > A new scroll saw. YES!!! And you? I don't actually know, it will be a surprise. Have a good Christmas, and go easy on the genetically modified, cheez whiz stuffed turkey.. |
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nick wrote:
> Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! > > "First 'mad cow' case rattles US" > > "The diseased cow is undergoing tests" > > (symptoms included choking on a pretzel) > > "The United States has reported its first suspected case of "mad cow > disease", or BSE, in Washington state." > > "In response, a number of countries in Asia, including America's biggest > importer, Japan, have moved swiftly to ban US beef." > > (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3345455.stm) > > "You eat us. You wear us. You kill our children. You sneak into the fields and tip us over. Of course we're mad!" Jerry Seinfeld on Mad Cow |
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"nick" > wrote in message >...
> Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! > > "First 'mad cow' case rattles US" > > "The diseased cow is undergoing tests" > > (symptoms included choking on a pretzel) > > "The United States has reported its first suspected case of "mad cow > disease", or BSE, in Washington state." > > "In response, a number of countries in Asia, including America's biggest > importer, Japan, have moved swiftly to ban US beef." > > (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3345455.stm) Either that or grass fed beef! You have plenty to deal with: http://www.lambandwool.com http://www.lasatergrasslandsbeef.com http://www.ervins.com http://www.eatwild.com |
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nick wrote: > "LIBassbug" <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote in message > > >>>>>>Why would we buy anything extra? We are not eating more. Well maybe, I >>>>>>just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me >>>>>>$63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>You misspelled phat again. >>>> >>>>The ribs are both fat and phat, but Groggy the Hut is just 'fat'. >>> >>> >>>So what's Father C got in his big fat sack for you this year? >> >>A new scroll saw. YES!!! And you? > > > I don't actually know, it will be a surprise. > > Have a good Christmas, You too, Nick. >and go easy on the genetically modified, cheez whiz > stuffed turkey.. I will if you will. -- Chris. http://****france.com/ Vengeance is a hamburger that is eaten cold, writes Georges Dupuy in Liberation. No wonder the French military is a band of sissies, look at where they get their stock from. (800k mpeg file.) http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/frenchfighters.mpeg funny mp3 http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/horserace.mp3 The new Three Stooge's http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/happyfamily.jpg Two clowns. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/groggyclown.jpg http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/nickclown.jpg Groggy No-cite on the job site. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/gregatnicks.jpg |
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"LIBassbug" <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote in message .net... > > > Gregory Procter wrote: > > > > > nick wrote: > > > > > >>Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! > >> > >>"First 'mad cow' case rattles US" > >> > >>"The diseased cow is undergoing tests" > >> > >>(symptoms included choking on a pretzel) > >> > >>"The United States has reported its first suspected case of "mad cow > >>disease", or BSE, in Washington state." > >> > >>"In response, a number of countries in Asia, including America's biggest > >>importer, Japan, have moved swiftly to ban US beef." > >> > >>(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3345455.stm) > > > > > > New Zealand, long a friend and supporter of the USa, has not banned US beef > > imports. > > We don't export much beef. The beef bans were/are mostly symbolic as we > consume more then we produce. That makes us a beef importer - not exporter. > > > We are of course irritated that the price of domestic beef will now rise > > drastically as the US attempts to buy our total stocks of beef. :-P > > Why would we buy anything extra? We are not eating more. Well maybe, I > just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me > $63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. > I live in Florida. Floridians eat Florida raised beef, far away from where one cow had "mad cow". Right now, I'm in the market for a small chest freezer to put on my back porch. The price of beef is about to go way down and I plan to stock up. -*MORT*- |
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nick wrote: > "Larry Jandro" > wrote in message > > > > Asked at a press conference if it was possible that the meat had > > > already been consumed, Brookerson replied: "It's possible." > > > > Almost anything is "possible." Is it probable..? > > That there are mad people in the USA? More definite than probable - for example, Sara is definitely a mad cow. |
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Bogart wrote: > On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 19:27:38 -0000, "nick" > > wrote: > > > > >"Larry Jandro" > wrote in message > > > >> > Asked at a press conference if it was possible that the meat had > >> > already been consumed, Brookerson replied: "It's possible." > >> > >> Almost anything is "possible." Is it probable..? > > > >That there are mad people in the USA? > > We don't get mad at you limey ****heads, we get annoyed and > occasionally we get angry, but mad, not so Fatso. You're definitely mad! |
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LIBassbug wrote: > Gregory Procter wrote: > > > > > nick wrote: > > > > > >>Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! > >> > >>"First 'mad cow' case rattles US" > >> > >>"The diseased cow is undergoing tests" > >> > >>(symptoms included choking on a pretzel) > >> > >>"The United States has reported its first suspected case of "mad cow > >>disease", or BSE, in Washington state." > >> > >>"In response, a number of countries in Asia, including America's biggest > >>importer, Japan, have moved swiftly to ban US beef." > >> > >>(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3345455.stm) > > > > > > New Zealand, long a friend and supporter of the USa, has not banned US beef > > imports. > > We don't export much beef. LOL. You will be exporting considerably less from now on. (we hope) > The beef bans were/are mostly symbolic as we > consume more then we produce. That makes us a beef importer - not exporter. We know Chris - we export beef to you. > > > > We are of course irritated that the price of domestic beef will now rise > > drastically as the US attempts to buy our total stocks of beef. :-P > > Why would we buy anything extra? Duhh, you think you're going to continue eating infected beef? I guess you probably will and put it down to terrorism. > We are not eating more. Well maybe, I > just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me > $63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. Hell, $63.00 for six pieces of meat - I guess your freezer is going to be pretty full with 6 sides of beef in it! |
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LIBassbug wrote: > Gregory Procter wrote: > > > > > wrote: > > > > > >>In article >, "nick" > > wrote: > >> > >>>Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! > >> > >>It could be too late for some. > >> > >>----- > >>However, meat from a cow with the deadly mad cow disease may have already been > >>eaten, possibly in the form of hamburger, Washington State Deputy Director of > >>Agriculture Bill Brookerson said yesterday. > >> > >>Asked at a press conference if it was possible that the meat had already been > >>consumed, Brookerson replied: "It's possible." > > > > > > Oh No - we're about to lose Chris/Lisaburg! > > You couldn't come up with anything less lame then 'Lisaburg', eh Sheep > Rooter? You're giving me a spelling lame???? |
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On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 04:19:06 GMT, "Morton Davis"
> wrote: > >"LIBassbug" <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote in message v.net... >> >> >> Gregory Procter wrote: >> >> > >> > nick wrote: >> > >> > >> >>Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! >> >> >> >>"First 'mad cow' case rattles US" >> >> >> >>"The diseased cow is undergoing tests" >> >> >> >>(symptoms included choking on a pretzel) >> >> >> >>"The United States has reported its first suspected case of "mad cow >> >>disease", or BSE, in Washington state." >> >> >> >>"In response, a number of countries in Asia, including America's biggest >> >>importer, Japan, have moved swiftly to ban US beef." >> >> >> >>(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3345455.stm) >> > >> > >> > New Zealand, long a friend and supporter of the USa, has not banned US >beef >> > imports. >> >> We don't export much beef. The beef bans were/are mostly symbolic as we >> consume more then we produce. That makes us a beef importer - not >exporter. >> >> > We are of course irritated that the price of domestic beef will now rise >> > drastically as the US attempts to buy our total stocks of beef. :-P >> >> Why would we buy anything extra? We are not eating more. Well maybe, I >> just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me >> $63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. >> > >I live in Florida. Floridians eat Florida raised beef, far away from where >one cow had "mad cow". Right now, I'm in the market for a small chest >freezer to put on my back porch. The price of beef is about to go way down >and I plan to stock up. > >-*MORT*- You're welcome to all the shitty merkin beef you can buy - it's fat and tough, your socialised farmers never learnt the skill of raising beef worth eating. -- The Wit and Wisdom of Mort Davis: On American children rummaging through rubbish for food: "True, ythey gewt the inbrads in Parliment to do it" His neo-con solution for world peace: "When Europe ****s itsself again, I suggest we drop nukes on it until no human life remains." |
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Morton Davis wrote: > "LIBassbug" <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote in message > .net... > > > > > > Gregory Procter wrote: > > > > > > > > nick wrote: > > > > > > > > >>Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! > > >> > > >>"First 'mad cow' case rattles US" > > >> > > >>"The diseased cow is undergoing tests" > > >> > > >>(symptoms included choking on a pretzel) > > >> > > >>"The United States has reported its first suspected case of "mad cow > > >>disease", or BSE, in Washington state." > > >> > > >>"In response, a number of countries in Asia, including America's biggest > > >>importer, Japan, have moved swiftly to ban US beef." > > >> > > >>(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3345455.stm) > > > > > > > > > New Zealand, long a friend and supporter of the USa, has not banned US > beef > > > imports. > > > > We don't export much beef. The beef bans were/are mostly symbolic as we > > consume more then we produce. That makes us a beef importer - not > exporter. > > > > > We are of course irritated that the price of domestic beef will now rise > > > drastically as the US attempts to buy our total stocks of beef. :-P > > > > Why would we buy anything extra? We are not eating more. Well maybe, I > > just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me > > $63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. > > > > I live in Florida. Floridians eat Florida raised beef, far away from where > one cow had "mad cow". Right now, I'm in the market for a small chest > freezer to put on my back porch. The price of beef is about to go way down > and I plan to stock up. > > -*MORT*- Good for you Mortie, of course there's only one slightly irritated cow! Regards, Greg.P. |
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Dave Whitmarsh wrote: > On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 04:19:06 GMT, "Morton Davis" > > wrote: > > >>"LIBassbug" <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote in message . cv.net... >> >>> >>>Gregory Procter wrote: >>> >>> >>>>nick wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! >>>>> >>>>>"First 'mad cow' case rattles US" >>>>> >>>>>"The diseased cow is undergoing tests" >>>>> >>>>>(symptoms included choking on a pretzel) >>>>> >>>>>"The United States has reported its first suspected case of "mad cow >>>>>disease", or BSE, in Washington state." >>>>> >>>>>"In response, a number of countries in Asia, including America's biggest >>>>>importer, Japan, have moved swiftly to ban US beef." >>>>> >>>>>(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3345455.stm) >>>> >>>> >>>>New Zealand, long a friend and supporter of the USa, has not banned US >> >>beef >> >>>>imports. >>> >>>We don't export much beef. The beef bans were/are mostly symbolic as we >>>consume more then we produce. That makes us a beef importer - not >> >>exporter. >> >>>>We are of course irritated that the price of domestic beef will now rise >>>>drastically as the US attempts to buy our total stocks of beef. :-P >>> >>>Why would we buy anything extra? We are not eating more. Well maybe, I >>>just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me >>>$63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. >>> >> >>I live in Florida. Floridians eat Florida raised beef, far away from where >>one cow had "mad cow". Right now, I'm in the market for a small chest >>freezer to put on my back porch. The price of beef is about to go way down >>and I plan to stock up. >> >>-*MORT*- > > > You're welcome to all the shitty merkin beef you can buy - it's fat > and tough, your socialised farmers never learnt the skill of raising > beef worth eating. Yeah right! -- Chris. http://****france.com/ Vengeance is a hamburger that is eaten cold, writes Georges Dupuy in Liberation. No wonder the French military is a band of sissies, look at where they get their stock from. (800k mpeg file.) http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/frenchfighters.mpeg funny mp3 http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/horserace.mp3 The new Three Stooge's http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/happyfamily.jpg Two clowns. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/groggyclown.jpg http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/nickclown.jpg Groggy No-cite on the job site. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/gregatnicks.jpg |
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Gregory Procter wrote: > > LIBassbug wrote: > > >>Gregory Procter wrote: >> >> >>>nick wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>>Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! >>>> >>>>"First 'mad cow' case rattles US" >>>> >>>>"The diseased cow is undergoing tests" >>>> >>>>(symptoms included choking on a pretzel) >>>> >>>>"The United States has reported its first suspected case of "mad cow >>>>disease", or BSE, in Washington state." >>>> >>>>"In response, a number of countries in Asia, including America's biggest >>>>importer, Japan, have moved swiftly to ban US beef." >>>> >>>>(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3345455.stm) >>> >>> >>>New Zealand, long a friend and supporter of the USa, has not banned US beef >>>imports. >> >>We don't export much beef. > > > LOL. You will be exporting considerably less from now on. (we hope) Why would you hope that? Do we tell you we think you should export less lamb? >>The beef bans were/are mostly symbolic as we >>consume more then we produce. That makes us a beef importer - not exporter. > > > We know Chris - we export beef to you. Not any more you don't. Since 15 counties placed a ban on our beef we have an abundance. We won't be needing to buy your meat. >>>We are of course irritated that the price of domestic beef will now rise >>>drastically as the US attempts to buy our total stocks of beef. :-P >> >>Why would we buy anything extra? > > > Duhh, you think you're going to continue eating infected beef? > I guess you probably will and put it down to terrorism. But only one cow was sick. >>We are not eating more. Well maybe, I >>just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me >>$63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. > > > Hell, $63.00 for six pieces of meat - I guess your freezer is going to be pretty > full with 6 sides of beef in it! No, Greg, a rack of prime rib roast with six ribs on it. -- Chris. http://****france.com/ Vengeance is a hamburger that is eaten cold, writes Georges Dupuy in Liberation. No wonder the French military is a band of sissies, look at where they get their stock from. (800k mpeg file.) http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/frenchfighters.mpeg funny mp3 http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/horserace.mp3 The new Three Stooge's http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/happyfamily.jpg Two clowns. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/groggyclown.jpg http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/nickclown.jpg Groggy No-cite on the job site. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/gregatnicks.jpg |
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is there a mad cow in that burger?
Gregory Procter wrote: > > Morton Davis wrote: >> >>>>We are of course irritated that the price of domestic beef will now rise >>>>drastically as the US attempts to buy our total stocks of beef. :-P >>> >>>Why would we buy anything extra? We are not eating more. Well maybe, I >>>just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me >>>$63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. >>> >> >>I live in Florida. Floridians eat Florida raised beef, far away from where >>one cow had "mad cow". Right now, I'm in the market for a small chest >>freezer to put on my back porch. The price of beef is about to go way down >>and I plan to stock up. >> >>-*MORT*- > > > Good for you Mortie, of course there's only one slightly irritated cow! When did you move to Florida? -- Chris. http://****france.com/ Vengeance is a hamburger that is eaten cold, writes Georges Dupuy in Liberation. No wonder the French military is a band of sissies, look at where they get their stock from. (800k mpeg file.) http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/frenchfighters.mpeg funny mp3 http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/horserace.mp3 The new Three Stooge's http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/happyfamily.jpg Two clowns. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/groggyclown.jpg http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/nickclown.jpg Groggy No-cite on the job site. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/gregatnicks.jpg |
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is there a mad cow in that burger?
Morton Davis wrote: > "LIBassbug" <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote in message > .net... > >> >>Gregory Procter wrote: >> >> >>>nick wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>>Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! >>>> >>>>"First 'mad cow' case rattles US" >>>> >>>>"The diseased cow is undergoing tests" >>>> >>>>(symptoms included choking on a pretzel) >>>> >>>>"The United States has reported its first suspected case of "mad cow >>>>disease", or BSE, in Washington state." >>>> >>>>"In response, a number of countries in Asia, including America's biggest >>>>importer, Japan, have moved swiftly to ban US beef." >>>> >>>>(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3345455.stm) >>> >>> >>>New Zealand, long a friend and supporter of the USa, has not banned US > > beef > >>>imports. >> >>We don't export much beef. The beef bans were/are mostly symbolic as we >>consume more then we produce. That makes us a beef importer - not > > exporter. > >>>We are of course irritated that the price of domestic beef will now rise >>>drastically as the US attempts to buy our total stocks of beef. :-P >> >>Why would we buy anything extra? We are not eating more. Well maybe, I >>just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me >>$63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. >> > > > I live in Florida. Floridians eat Florida raised beef, far away from where > one cow had "mad cow". Right now, I'm in the market for a small chest > freezer to put on my back porch. The price of beef is about to go way down > and I plan to stock up. To bad we can't do the same thing with crude oil. I think we should all have personal home refinery kits in out garages. What do you think of that, Nick? We won't have to fix our leaky cars anymore, we'll just pump fresh oil in. -- Chris. http://****france.com/ Vengeance is a hamburger that is eaten cold, writes Georges Dupuy in Liberation. No wonder the French military is a band of sissies, look at where they get their stock from. (800k mpeg file.) http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/frenchfighters.mpeg funny mp3 http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/horserace.mp3 The new Three Stooge's http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/happyfamily.jpg Two clowns. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/groggyclown.jpg http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/nickclown.jpg Groggy No-cite on the job site. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/gregatnicks.jpg |
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is there a mad cow in that burger?
On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 17:53:41 +1300, Gregory Procter
> wrote: > > >Boogert wrote: > >> On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 19:27:38 -0000, "nick" >> > wrote: >> >> > >> >"Larry Jandro" > wrote in message >> > >> >> > Asked at a press conference if it was possible that the meat had >> >> > already been consumed, Brookerson replied: "It's possible." >> >> >> >> Almost anything is "possible." Is it probable..? >> > >> >That there are mad people in the USA? >> >> We don't get mad at you limey ****heads, we get annoyed and >> occasionally we get angry, but mad, not so Fatso. > >You're definitely mad! ....and she's a cow... -- The Wit and Wisdom of Mort Davis: On American children rummaging through rubbish for food: "True, ythey gewt the inbrads in Parliment to do it" His neo-con solution for world peace: "When Europe ****s itsself again, I suggest we drop nukes on it until no human life remains." |
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LIBassbug <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote: > Dave Whitmarsh wrote: > > > > > You're welcome to all the shitty merkin beef you can buy - it's fat > > and tough, your socialised farmers never learnt the skill of raising > > beef worth eating. I suppose that's easier than admitting you can't afford any decent cuts. |
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is there a mad cow in that burger?
On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 00:11:45 -0800, Steve Hix
> wrote: >In article >, > LIBassbug <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote: > >> Dave Whitmarsh wrote: >> >> > >> > You're welcome to all the shitty merkin beef you can buy - it's fat >> > and tough, your socialised farmers never learnt the skill of raising >> > beef worth eating. > >I suppose that's easier than admitting you can't afford any decent cuts. Your admission is noted. -- The Wit and Wisdom of Mort Davis: On American children rummaging through rubbish for food: "True, ythey gewt the inbrads in Parliment to do it" His neo-con solution for world peace: "When Europe ****s itsself again, I suggest we drop nukes on it until no human life remains." |
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is there a mad cow in that burger?
"Morton Davis" > wrote in message news:_ytGb.452273$Dw6.1365075@attbi_s02... > > "LIBassbug" <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote in message > .net... > > > > > > Gregory Procter wrote: > > > > > > > > nick wrote: > > > > > > > > >>Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! > > >> > > >>"First 'mad cow' case rattles US" > > >> > > >>"The diseased cow is undergoing tests" > > >> > > >>(symptoms included choking on a pretzel) > > >> > > >>"The United States has reported its first suspected case of "mad cow > > >>disease", or BSE, in Washington state." > > >> > > >>"In response, a number of countries in Asia, including America's biggest > > >>importer, Japan, have moved swiftly to ban US beef." > > >> > > >>(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3345455.stm) > > > > > > > > > New Zealand, long a friend and supporter of the USa, has not banned US > beef > > > imports. > > > > We don't export much beef. The beef bans were/are mostly symbolic as we > > consume more then we produce. That makes us a beef importer - not > exporter. > > > > > We are of course irritated that the price of domestic beef will now rise > > > drastically as the US attempts to buy our total stocks of beef. :-P > > > > Why would we buy anything extra? We are not eating more. Well maybe, I > > just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me > > $63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. > > > > I live in Florida. Floridians eat Florida raised beef, far away from where > one cow had "mad cow". Right now, I'm in the market for a small chest > freezer to put on my back porch. The price of beef is about to go way down > and I plan to stock up. > > -*MORT*- Watch out for the "mad Alligator disease", not that anyone would see any difference when you're hit. Webzpider " I found alligator a bit chewy, but not bad." -*MORT*- |
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is there a mad cow in that burger?
"LIBassbug" <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote in message > To bad we can't do the same thing with crude oil. I think we should all > have personal home refinery kits in out garages. > > What do you think of that, Nick? We won't have to fix our leaky cars > anymore, we'll just pump fresh oil in. Or you could run them on methane, the average burger munching, chubby, lard arsed American produces plenty each year, just have a tubes running from the seats. |
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is there a mad cow in that burger?
"LIBassbug" <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote in message .net... > > > Dave Whitmarsh wrote: > > > On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 04:19:06 GMT, "Morton Davis" > > > wrote: > > > > > >>"LIBassbug" <fuhgeddaboudit@home.***> wrote in message > . cv.net... > >> > >>> > >>>Gregory Procter wrote: > >>> > >>> > >>>>nick wrote: > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>>>Time to turn Veggie, burger fans! > >>>>> > >>>>>"First 'mad cow' case rattles US" > >>>>> > >>>>>"The diseased cow is undergoing tests" > >>>>> > >>>>>(symptoms included choking on a pretzel) > >>>>> > >>>>>"The United States has reported its first suspected case of "mad cow > >>>>>disease", or BSE, in Washington state." > >>>>> > >>>>>"In response, a number of countries in Asia, including America's biggest > >>>>>importer, Japan, have moved swiftly to ban US beef." > >>>>> > >>>>>(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/3345455.stm) > >>>> > >>>> > >>>>New Zealand, long a friend and supporter of the USa, has not banned US > >> > >>beef > >> > >>>>imports. > >>> > >>>We don't export much beef. The beef bans were/are mostly symbolic as we > >>>consume more then we produce. That makes us a beef importer - not > >> > >>exporter. > >> > >>>>We are of course irritated that the price of domestic beef will now rise > >>>>drastically as the US attempts to buy our total stocks of beef. :-P > >>> > >>>Why would we buy anything extra? We are not eating more. Well maybe, I > >>>just came back from the butcher with 6 pieces of prime rib. It cost me > >>>$63.00 but they are fat - kinda like you. > >>> > >> > >>I live in Florida. Floridians eat Florida raised beef, far away from where > >>one cow had "mad cow". Right now, I'm in the market for a small chest > >>freezer to put on my back porch. The price of beef is about to go way down > >>and I plan to stock up. > >> > >>-*MORT*- > > > > > > You're welcome to all the shitty merkin beef you can buy - it's fat > > and tough, your socialised farmers never learnt the skill of raising > > beef worth eating. > > Yeah right! > That's Angkor. Three ponds of vitrol in a pone pond bag. -*MORT*- |
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is there a mad cow in that burger?
On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 06:59:40 GMT, Dave Whitmarsh
> wrote: >On Thu, 25 Dec 2003 17:53:41 +1300, Gregory Procter > wrote: > >> >> >>Boogert wrote: >> >>> On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 19:27:38 -0000, "nick" >>> > wrote: >>> >>> > >>> >"Larry Jandro" > wrote in message >>> > >>> >> > Asked at a press conference if it was possible that the meat had >>> >> > already been consumed, Brookerson replied: "It's possible." >>> >> >>> >> Almost anything is "possible." Is it probable..? >>> > >>> >That there are mad people in the USA? >>> >>> We don't get mad at you limey ****heads, we get annoyed and >>> occasionally we get angry, but mad, not so Fatso. >> >>You're definitely mad! > >...and she's a cow... Shuddup Sable...er "Dave". You're the only shitfaced old cow around here. Now go lick Socky's crusty buttocks. |
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