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[Cerise]

Send in the clones!

The Food and Drug Administration on Jan. 15 issued its final risk assessment on clones, confirming its earlier findings that milk and meat from cloned livestock is safe for human consumption.

The offspring of clones will be permitted to enter the food supply immediately without special labeling.

http://www.thecountrytoday.com/story-news.asp?id=BFH2CA4K9PG

 

[2minkey]

aw come on, what the FDA says, as scripted by corporate lobbyists representing mega_food_companies, is always totally dead-on, balls accurate.

 

[SouthernN'Proud]

Yeah.

I mean, look how great them organic veggies are.

 

[chcr]

I'm still trying to figure out what "inorganic" vegetables are.

OTOH, cloned meat is meat. I'll eat it. I probably already have.

Oh, and soylent green is people.

 

[Gonz]

I'm still trying to figure out what "inorganic" vegetables are.

Affordable?

 

[2minkey]

organic is passe. i'm all about biodynamic these days. dummies.

 

[SouthernN'Proud]

So what's the buzzword for t'maters you grow yourself, in dirt, not potted, growed from seed, fed a little ammonium nitrate at planting, sprayed once for Japanese beetles, watered and then let alone to grow so you can go out and pick one and eat it whenever y'want to? Or has Madison Avenue got around to labeling "homegrown" yet?

 

[paul_valaru]

heirloom?

 

[Gonz]

heirloom?

Nope. Those are old fashioned, non-hybrids models. Usually uglier than shit & about half the crop is unusable but damn do they have taste.

 

[chcr]

Ain't nothin' in the world that I like better
Than bacon and lettuce and home grown tomatoes...

 

[2minkey]

Or has Madison Avenue got around to labeling "homegrown" yet?

yeah it's them fancy city slickers poorly reinventing shit that a bunch of weenies in california started in the 70s.