This isn't "neurotic" and I'm not talking 'bout rats !

Prof. Euphonious Thump lclgcnp at yahoo.com
Mon Jan 7 21:37:48 MST 2008


> >     And it stinks less, and probably carries zero
> > chance of prion disease transfer which ( because
> I'm
> > not a "Real Man", I guess ) also appeals to me.
> 
> You're on your own here. I don't want any part of
> any of these 
> neuroses.
> 
> 
> >     Run your own tests, and refute these claims,
> if
> > you wish, please.
> >      Thump
> 
> I don't wish, thanks. I've been quite happy with hot
> hide glue 
> for many years, and if I should eat an infected
> batch and come 
> down with mad shop rat disease, I'll just go into
> politics. 
> 
( Well, that, anyway, had a "ring of truth" to it
!Haha! ) 

     But what I'm contemplating, Ron, are the vegans
in England who died from "Mad Cow Disease" after
merely dusting their roses with "infected" bone meal (
conclusively proven ), and the fact that hide glue is
made from the same junk, essentially. 
     And the fact that the Cattle Industry lobby has
manipulated the testing system in the U.S., for this,
so that, essentially, NO cases will be caught. ( The
cows are tested too young, and too infrequently ,for
definitive results, then slaughtered for consumption. 
Please read ex-mass-cattle rancher Howard Lyman's "No
More Bull" for the details on this vile chicanery . )
    And the fact that a Yale Medical School study,
which autopsied 100 cadavers that died of
"Alzheimers", allegedly, turned up 48 with structures
in their brains resembling "Mad Cow", in fact. 
     If being concerned about this makes me
"neurotic", in someones' eyes, well, so be it. 

Happy New Year!
Thump


P.S. We put a  man on the moon, so the only reason a 
"suitable substitute" for hide glue hasn't been
invented, is lack of demand. 



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