On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 06:28:05 -0500, "Harold Burton"
wrote:
I believe we can assume that the flies are taking care of that.(G)

Hi Harold,

Then it takes a breed of fly-herder to round them up, and -um- milk
them, so to speak. Otherwise this thread would have long ago died
without that fertilizing contribution.

There must be a market for a high priced, exotic specie of pepper
being sold - what a difference labeling can make. I remember one of
my sales buddies pointing out how Jack-in-the-box could have emerged
faster from their health fiasco a dozen years back:
"We cook the **** out of our burgers."

It seems I've seen a similar appeal being made here.

The industry (the people who serve only to sell you what "you want")
must think we don't have enough feces in our diet. They've asked the
government for approval to Nuke food to kill germs. The upshot is
they would keep things less clean and you might have to pick your
teeth more.

These things are just little things. Industry would make similar
arguments of scale. Think about it the next time a bite into a burger
hits bone.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

Richard:

Anyone got a "pepper substitute", I seem to have lost my taste for the
stuff... frown

Regards,
John

"Richard Clark" wrote in message
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On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 06:28:05 -0500, "Harold Burton"
wrote:
I believe we can assume that the flies are taking care of that.(G)

Hi Harold,

Then it takes a breed of fly-herder to round them up, and -um- milk
them, so to speak. Otherwise this thread would have long ago died
without that fertilizing contribution.

There must be a market for a high priced, exotic specie of pepper
being sold - what a difference labeling can make. I remember one of
my sales buddies pointing out how Jack-in-the-box could have emerged
faster from their health fiasco a dozen years back:
"We cook the **** out of our burgers."

It seems I've seen a similar appeal being made here.

The industry (the people who serve only to sell you what "you want")
must think we don't have enough feces in our diet. They've asked the
government for approval to Nuke food to kill germs. The upshot is
they would keep things less clean and you might have to pick your
teeth more.

These things are just little things. Industry would make similar
arguments of scale. Think about it the next time a bite into a burger
hits bone.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC