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My farm is on the bald ass prairie. What's a tree? Do you want sit on old Herman's knee and drink some barrel wash?
If you were my husband... I'd make you plant 10,000 trees. Aren't you lucky we're not married.
Than I couldn't grow [size=200]canola[/size] and have gazing land for my [size=200]cattle[/size].
Let's call that "canola" what it is....[size=150]
Before Big Ag realized it was easy to grow and could be incorporated into industrial kitchens with only a modicum of Soft Selling, it was a junk crop and often just a weed, whose only utility to humans used to lie in the extraction of rape oil for a lubricant for farm equipment and other types of machinery. And now, in only a generation's time, it's a commercially successful "food" crop, foisted off on millions of dumb asses under a new name.
I don't think this was what Bucky Fuller had in mind when he first suggested, 2 or 3 generations ago, that the earth could produce enough food to sustain the population it now has.
And also, over those two or three generations, it's come to be common knowledge that eating lots of beef is a luxury that is no longer sustainable due to the high level of resources that are needed to produce it.
BUT, nonetheless Old Herman calls himself a "FARMER."
It's easy to see why he likes to hang out on this forum, as loaded as it is with people in the petroleum extraction and transmission business and its ancillary businesses.
Dinosaurs for the most part, if you ask me.
Canada's canola industry adds $13.8 billion in
economic activity to the Canadian economy.
More than 52,000 Canadian farmers grow
canola, largely as full-time farmers and in family
farm businesses. They depend on canola to
generate between one third and one half of their
revenues. Domestically, canola generates
economic activity of $1.3 billion in Ontario and
Quebec (primarily in the processing sector), and
$12.2 billion in western Canada. Seventy-five
percent (75%) of Canadian canola is exported
throughout the world, bringing back more than
$2.8 million to the country's economy.
In 2008-2009, Canada exported 15,500,000
tonnes of canola oil, 1,696,000 tonnes of canola
meal and 8,999,000 tonnes of seed. In 2009,
canola was Canada's most valuable cash crop.
Canada is responsible for 75% of canola oil for
global trade.
Canola's largest customer is the United States
which imports 67% of Canada's canola oil
(valued at $345 million per year) and 95% of its
meal (roughly worth $85 million). Our principle
seed buyers are Japan and Mexico. China is
emerging as a major seed buyer. Japan, Canada's
best canola seed customer, bought an average of
1.7 million tonnes of canola seed a year since
2000/01 valued at $580 million.
Canadian farmers use almost 40% of the
domestically produced canola meal to feed
poultry, dairy cows, cattle, horses and sheep. It
is also used in aquaculture as feed for salmon,
trout, and shrimp. Specialty markets include
feed for rabbits, gerbils, mink, ostriches, and
finches.
Canada expects to boost its canola production by
another 15% by 2015.
In just a few decades, canola has become one of the world's most important oilseed crops and the most profitable commodity for Canadian farmers.
The plant belongs to the Brassica genus, the botanical family that includes cauliflower and cabbages.
The name canola is a contraction of Canada and ola, meaning oil. To earn the name canola, products must meet an internationally regulated standard.
One of the world's healthiest vegetable oils is extracted from the seeds of the canola plant. The seeds are 44% oil - more than double the oil content of soybeans. In addition to its heart-healthy properties, canola oil is renowned for its fine culinary qualities.
High-protein meal is produced from the other 56% of the canola seed. Canola meal is an excellent animal feed for cattle, poultry, swine and fish. When fed to dairy cows, it can increase milk production by one litre per day. Researchers have also developed a protein isolate that could one day be used for human nutrition.
Biofuel feedstock is one of the newer uses for canola. It's the feedstock of choice for Canadian-produced biodiesel because of its exceptional cold weather performance. Compared to fossil diesel, canola biodiesel reduces lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions by 90%.
Canola is the world's only "Made in Canada" crop. It was developed by researchers from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and the University of Manitoba in the 1970s, using traditional plant breeding techniques.
Today innovation continues to drive the industry. Researchers are exploring new uses for the plant and pushing the boundaries of where canola can be grown. Advances in seed are improving yields, hardiness and profitability while elevating oil and meal to even higher levels of quality.
https://www.canolacouncil.org/oil-and-meal/what-is-canola/
A success story that the world benefits from.
Ya, I didn't get peaches post / thread.
He's acting like canola is a bed thing which is very deceptive .. prolly due to lack of knowledge on the subject
till seoul came along
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He's acting like canola is a bed thing which is very deceptive .. prolly due to lack of knowledge on the subject
till seoul came along
I cook with canola oil just like millions of people around the world.
Canola is frowned upon by many in my state. It's a cash crop without nutritional value according to some.
But Asians here love to run into the middle of a crop to take selfies causing plenty of financial losses for the farmer.... So one guy in our wheatbelt has made a crop of canola that the public can use for selfies.
The audacity of people thinking they can drive over someone's crop is just beyond my comprehension.
https://www.facebook.com/TodayTonight/videos/407439056583025/
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He's acting like canola is a bed thing which is very deceptive .. prolly due to lack of knowledge on the subject
till seoul came along
I cook with canola oil just like millions of people around the world.
I only use cold pressed (extra virgin olive oil) at all times.
Chinese people use a lot oil for cooking..
Canola oil is low in saturated fats.
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The plant belongs to the Brassica genus, the botanical family that includes cauliflower and cabbages.
The name canola is a contraction of Canada and ola, meaning oil. To earn the name canola, products must meet an internationally regulated standard.
One of the world's healthiest vegetable oils is extracted from the seeds of the canola plant. The seeds are 44% oil - more than double the oil content of soybeans. In addition to its heart-healthy properties, canola oil is renowned for its fine culinary qualities.
High-protein meal is produced from the other 56% of the canola seed. Canola meal is an excellent animal feed for cattle, poultry, swine and fish. When fed to dairy cows, it can increase milk production by one litre per day. Researchers have also developed a protein isolate that could one day be used for human nutrition.
Biofuel feedstock is one of the newer uses for canola. It's the feedstock of choice for Canadian-produced biodiesel because of its exceptional cold weather performance. Compared to fossil diesel, canola biodiesel reduces lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions by 90%.
Canola is the world's only "Made in Canada" crop. It was developed by researchers from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and the University of Manitoba in the 1970s, using traditional plant breeding techniques.
Today innovation continues to drive the industry. Researchers are exploring new uses for the plant and pushing the boundaries of where canola can be grown. Advances in seed are improving yields, hardiness and profitability while elevating oil and meal to even higher levels of quality.
https://www.canolacouncil.org/oil-and-meal/what-is-canola/
A success story that the world benefits from.
We produce...
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Western Australia is the major canola growing state in Australia producing about 40% of the nation's 2.7 million tonnes each year. The majority of WA canola is exported – generating about $0.6 billion for the state's economy each year, with the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Japan WA's largest export canola markets.
Canola is one of the more nutritious and heart-friendly oils
While mainly I use extra virgin olive a la proven Mediterranean diet fame, I know canola is pretty good and I am not a olive snob :wink:
I usually fry at medium temps so olive works well for me in all applications
Canada produces
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Canada's 14 crushing and refining plants (mapped below) have the capacity to crush about 10 million tonnes of canola seed, and produce about 3 million tonnes of canola oil and 4 million tonnes of canola meal annually. The main canola products are oil for human consumption and meal for livestock feed.
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While I use extra virgin olive a la Mediterranean diet fame, I know canola is pretty good and I am not a olive snob :wink:
I use extra virgin for salads too, but for cooking I use canola oil.
understood - canola takes higher temps well
Like even I do morning eggs at low temp with ev olive
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While I use extra virgin olive a la proven Mediterranean diet fame, I know canola is pretty good and I am not a olive snob :wink:
I usually fry at medium temps so olive works well for me hot or cold
Yeah... that is what we're told.
I do not believe much of what we're told.
Canola was genetically modified and that is why some people are suspicious of the validity of it being "healthy" ... so a debate went on.
I am definitely an olive snob. I have my own olive tree... with giant fat olives everyone wants.
nice tree to have
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While I use extra virgin olive a la Mediterranean diet fame, I know canola is pretty good and I am not a olive snob :wink:
I use extra virgin for salads too, but for cooking I use canola oil.
You have to be careful using extra virgin olive oil to fry because it can fume and catch fire...
But I still use it...
you can use extra virgin olive oil 14 times and still have the health benefits... But any other oil should only be used once.
I've been using a commercially prepared French dressing lately. I haven't read the label so I'm probably eating canola... I'll check the babel tomorrow...
But salad dressing I use white balsamic vinegar with extra virgin olive as a base.
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He's acting like canola is a bed thing which is very deceptive .. prolly due to lack of knowledge on the subject
till seoul came along
When have you ever known a leftist to know fuck all about anything besides looking like a completely deflated tit with pimples on it
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I bought it when it was a short stick with 28 black olives on it....lol
20 years ago... so the tree is 20 years old.
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He's acting like canola is a bed thing which is very deceptive .. prolly due to
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Canola oil is low in saturated fats.
Well, please go on with your cooking, and use plenty of this oil which used to contain toxic levels of erucic acid but now has been aggressively hybridized to less than 2 per cent, genetically modified to a farethewell, and engineered to be ROUNDUP READY. Just keep in mind though, that while the plant may be ROUNDUP READY,
I for one appreciate Seoul correcting your disingenuous attack of an edible product that feeds hundreds of millions of people globally.
I knew where Peaches was going with this from the start. it has nothing to do with canola oil being bad for our health which has been debunked.
Experiments on animals have pointed to the possibility that erucic acid, consumed in large quantities, may cause heart damage, although Indian researchers have published findings that call into question these conclusions and the implication that the consumption of mustard or rapeseed oil is dangerous.
And in fact,
A 2013 review, sponsored by the Canola Council of Canada and the U.S. Canola Association, concluded there was a substantial reduction in total cholesterol and low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, and an increase in tocopherol levels and improved insulin sensitivity, compared with other sources of dietary fat.[34] A 2014 review of health effects from consuming plant oils rich in alpha-linolenic acid, including canola, stated that there was moderate benefit for lower risk of cardiovascular diseases, bone fractures, and type-2 diabetes.[41]
And about Erucic acid
Main article: Erucic acid
Although wild rapeseed oil contains significant amounts of erucic acid,[50] the cultivars used to produce commercial, food-grade canola oil were bred to contain less than 2% erucic acid,[51] an amount deemed not significant as a health risk. To date, [size=150]no health effects have been associated with dietary consumption of erucic acid by humans[/size]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canola_oil
As usual, this is about your irrational hatred of the success of the free enterprise system.
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Experiments on animals have pointed to the possibility that erucic acid, consumed in large quantities, may cause heart damage, although Indian researchers have published findings that call into question these conclusions and the implication that the consumption of mustard or rapeseed oil is dangerous.
And in fact,
the cultivars used to produce commercial, food-grade canola oil were bred to contain less than 2% erucic acid,[51] an amount deemed not significant as a health risk. To date,
Yeah, that "review" is odds on to be a real doozy. I mean, it's not like those two bodies have anything at stake, so they can do some dispassionate unbiased "science" ...amirite?
You beat me to it Herm.
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So you guys are both "crickets" about the glyphosate herbicides, I take it.
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Experiments on animals have pointed to the possibility that erucic acid, consumed in large quantities, may cause heart damage, although Indian researchers have published findings that call into question these conclusions and the implication that the consumption of mustard or rapeseed oil is dangerous.
And in fact,
the cultivars used to produce commercial, food-grade canola oil were bred to contain less than 2% erucic acid,[51] an amount deemed not significant as a health risk. To date,
Yeah, that "review" is odds on to be a real doozy. I mean, it's not like those two bodies have anything at stake, so they can do some dispassionate unbiased "science" ...amirite?
It's not our fault that you made a claim with no basis in science or honesty. We proved you wrong, now move on.
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So you guys are both "crickets" about the glyphosate herbicides, I take it.
As long as it used as it should, what about it. As you would say it's a nothing burger.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/glyphosate-1.4091495
But, it's interesting you pivoted from ignorant criticism of canola to baseless accusations of Health Canada. But, it all comes down to your bias against the free enterprise system. And like it or not, genetically modified foods can be a source of nutritious food. Take golden rice for example.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfLlwElrpkc
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As usual, this is about your irrational hatred of the success of the free enterprise system.
That is a canard. I've always been a fan of the free enterprise system, and spent well over half of my working life as a self employed entrepreneur. Your mischaracterization of me will not become true through multiple repetitions of such an untruth.
It seems to bother you, though, that I am opposed to a perversion of free enterprise where corporations own the government. I don't call that "free enterprise," but rather a form of fascism. Let us be accurate here.
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It's a rough road you choose, calling a "study" by the Canadian and US Canola Associations "science" while trying to keep a straight face. Scientists have to have #paymasters as you know, and paymasters have ways of getting the "scientific" results they want. Especially when their jobs depend on such results.
Odd that you don't seem to apply that same rationalisation to the climate change hoax.
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It's a rough road you choose, calling a "study" by the Canadian and US Canola Associations "science" while trying to keep a straight face. Scientists have to have #paymasters as you know, and paymasters have ways of getting the "scientific" results they want. Especially when their jobs depend on such results.
It's not our fault that you cannot prove that canola is harmful to the health of people who use it. Now, you are claiming Health Canada is biased and again without proof.
And I occasionally use canola too by the way.
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I meant to post that too. But, I wouldn't use the word hoax. The climate is changing, as it always has.
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I apply it to all claims of "scientific proof," except perhaps in your dreams.
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I apply it to all claims of "scientific proof," except perhaps in your dreams.
You offered no scientific proof that canola is harmful.
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I apply it to all claims of "scientific proof," except perhaps in your dreams.
Yet members here have posted valid rebuttals which you decline to accept because the source is not to your liking.
Just because the source has a vested interest in the subject of debate, it does not automatically render their position invalid. Merely open to greater scrutiny.
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I apply it to all claims of "scientific proof," except perhaps in your dreams.
You offered no scientific proof that canola is harmful.
I did not claim to have PROVEN anything. This is a flame thread, and my posts about canola are based upon personal observation and political cynicism. I offered a bit of history about the rise of canola as a major cash crop,, the ties of Big Ag to its development, and my distrust of Monsanto and its business practices as a player in the human food chain.
Again, the purpose of the thread is to flame Herman rather than to talk about science.
:001_rolleyes:
Erm, point taken...
But flaming?
I think you mean "trolling".
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I apply it to all claims of "scientific proof," except perhaps in your dreams.
Yet members here have posted valid rebuttals which you decline to accept because the source is not to your liking.
Are you kidding? Every single poster on this forum who has ever argued with me about anything of substance has also done that to me. Is it surprising that I've come to assume it's a particularly Western Canadian style of discussion?
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Yes, and somewhere in the Child Abuse of Greta thread I mentioned this as a problem...about which I hope to facilitate a more focused discussion in coming days.
I look forward.
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I apply it to all claims of "scientific proof," except perhaps in your dreams.
You offered no scientific proof that canola is harmful.
If canola did cause cancer or heart disease, this entire country would be one big cancer treatment centre or cardiac ward. Or perhaps a palliative care hospice.
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But flaming?
I think you mean "trolling".
You don't think "earth raper" qualifies as a flame?
Perhaps...but not one that would leave a scar.
I had an uncle who was advised to switch to canola oil by his cardiologist.
I dub this thread the Canadian Canola Canard thread.
I use canola oil to soften my heels.
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I use canola oil to soften my heels.
Even heels acknowledge canola's uses.
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I use canola oil to soften my heels.
Even heels acknowledge canola's uses.
Blurt has always been a heel.
You can nibble my ankles all you want, Leo, as long as you continue to lick my heels.
I like 'em soft.
I'd consider it, but I don't like the taste of canola oil. It's kind of...cheap...
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Is that a shot at Blurt or Herman.
:laugh:
Take your pick!!!
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Is that a shot at Blurt or Herman. :laugh:
That prick. Just for that I aint letting Old Blurt shine my shitters.
Ouch.
Harsh, man. Really harsh.
He LOVES shining shitters.
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Is that a shot at Blurt or Herman. :laugh:
That prick. Just for that I aint letting Old Blurt shine my shitters.
Maybe let him shine just one toilet Herman.
:laugh:
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Is that a shot at Blurt or Herman. :laugh:
That prick. Just for that I aint letting Old Blurt shine my shitters.
Maybe let him shine just one toilet Herman.
:laugh:
No shining my shitters for old Blurt. He needs to learn a lesson.
He already knows how to shine shitters.
He uses his old Donna Karan evening wear which has...er...shrunk in recent times to get a really nice glow on the porcelain.
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Old Blurt likes shining my shitters. He aint no brown gal, but he is competent with a toilet brush.
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My farm is on the bald ass prairie. What's a tree? Do you want sit on old Herman's knee and drink some barrel wash?
If you were my husband... I'd make you plant 10,000 trees. Aren't you lucky we're not married.
Than I couldn't grow [size=200]canola[/size] and have gazing land for my [size=200]cattle[/size].
Let's call that "canola" what it is....[size=150]
Before Big Ag realized it was easy to grow and could be incorporated into industrial kitchens with only a modicum of Soft Selling, it was a junk crop and often just a weed, whose only utility to humans used to lie in the extraction of rape oil for a lubricant for farm equipment and other types of machinery. And now, in only a generation's time, it's a commercially successful "food" crop, foisted off on millions of dumb asses under a new name.
I don't think this was what Bucky Fuller had in mind when he first suggested, 2 or 3 generations ago, that the earth could produce enough food to sustain the population it now has.
And also, over those two or three generations, it's come to be common knowledge that eating lots of beef is a luxury that is no longer sustainable due to the high level of resources that are needed to produce it.
BUT, nonetheless Old Herman calls himself a "FARMER."
It's easy to see why he likes to hang out on this forum, as loaded as it is with people in the petroleum extraction and transmission business and its ancillary businesses.
Dinosaurs for the most part, if you ask me.
Shut up you fucking twat.
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My farm is on the bald ass prairie. What's a tree? Do you want sit on old Herman's knee and drink some barrel wash?
If you were my husband... I'd make you plant 10,000 trees. Aren't you lucky we're not married.
Than I couldn't grow [size=200]canola[/size] and have gazing land for my [size=200]cattle[/size].
Let's call that "canola" what it is....[size=150]
Before Big Ag realized it was easy to grow and could be incorporated into industrial kitchens with only a modicum of Soft Selling, it was a junk crop and often just a weed, whose only utility to humans used to lie in the extraction of rape oil for a lubricant for farm equipment and other types of machinery. And now, in only a generation's time, it's a commercially successful "food" crop, foisted off on millions of dumb asses under a new name.
I don't think this was what Bucky Fuller had in mind when he first suggested, 2 or 3 generations ago, that the earth could produce enough food to sustain the population it now has.
And also, over those two or three generations, it's come to be common knowledge that eating lots of beef is a luxury that is no longer sustainable due to the high level of resources that are needed to produce it.
BUT, nonetheless Old Herman calls himself a "FARMER."
It's easy to see why he likes to hang out on this forum, as loaded as it is with people in the petroleum extraction and transmission business and its ancillary businesses.
Dinosaurs for the most part, if you ask me.
Shut up you fucking twat.
Good luck getting Peaches to shut up.
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Shut up you fucking twat.
Awww, my heart aches for ya Flynn. Must be awful to be jacked up on a Saturday night, and no one in sight to swap bodily fluids with.
But if you're gonna "flood" the forum with all those tears, why stop after a mere six or seven posts?
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Shut up you fucking twat.
Awww, my heart aches for ya Flynn. Must be awful to be jacked up on a Saturday night, and no one in sight to swap bodily fluids with.
But if you're gonna "flood" the forum with all those tears, why stop after a mere six or seven posts?
Somehow, I knew your silly ass would "sniff" out this post. That and I called you a fucking, "twat."
How many cans of flesh-colored Playdough™ would you like for Christmas this year?
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My farm is on the bald ass prairie. What's a tree? Do you want sit on old Herman's knee and drink some barrel wash?
If you were my husband... I'd make you plant 10,000 trees. Aren't you lucky we're not married.
Than I couldn't grow [size=200]canola[/size] and have gazing land for my [size=200]cattle[/size].
Let's call that "canola" what it is....[size=150]
Before Big Ag realized it was easy to grow and could be incorporated into industrial kitchens with only a modicum of Soft Selling, it was a junk crop and often just a weed, whose only utility to humans used to lie in the extraction of rape oil for a lubricant for farm equipment and other types of machinery. And now, in only a generation's time, it's a commercially successful "food" crop, foisted off on millions of dumb asses under a new name.
I don't think this was what Bucky Fuller had in mind when he first suggested, 2 or 3 generations ago, that the earth could produce enough food to sustain the population it now has.
And also, over those two or three generations, it's come to be common knowledge that eating lots of beef is a luxury that is no longer sustainable due to the high level of resources that are needed to produce it.
BUT, nonetheless Old Herman calls himself a "FARMER."
It's easy to see why he likes to hang out on this forum, as loaded as it is with people in the petroleum extraction and transmission business and its ancillary businesses.
Dinosaurs for the most part, if you ask me.
Shut up you fucking twat.
Good luck getting Peaches to shut up.
Hey. Mr. I Have A Fucking Opinion For Everything. Why don't you go fellate the "Iron Chinks" very sore penis? If you have this much fucking time to kill you fucking geek.
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My farm is on the bald ass prairie. What's a tree? Do you want sit on old Herman's knee and drink some barrel wash?
If you were my husband... I'd make you plant 10,000 trees. Aren't you lucky we're not married.
Than I couldn't grow [size=200]canola[/size] and have gazing land for my [size=200]cattle[/size].
Let's call that "canola" what it is....[size=150]
Before Big Ag realized it was easy to grow and could be incorporated into industrial kitchens with only a modicum of Soft Selling, it was a junk crop and often just a weed, whose only utility to humans used to lie in the extraction of rape oil for a lubricant for farm equipment and other types of machinery. And now, in only a generation's time, it's a commercially successful "food" crop, foisted off on millions of dumb asses under a new name.
I don't think this was what Bucky Fuller had in mind when he first suggested, 2 or 3 generations ago, that the earth could produce enough food to sustain the population it now has.
And also, over those two or three generations, it's come to be common knowledge that eating lots of beef is a luxury that is no longer sustainable due to the high level of resources that are needed to produce it.
BUT, nonetheless Old Herman calls himself a "FARMER."
It's easy to see why he likes to hang out on this forum, as loaded as it is with people in the petroleum extraction and transmission business and its ancillary businesses.
Dinosaurs for the most part, if you ask me.
Shut up you fucking twat.
Good luck getting Peaches to shut up.
Hey. Mr. I Have A Fucking Opinion For Everything. Why don't you go fellate the "Iron Chinks" very sore penis? If you have this much fucking time to kill you fucking geek.
Aint you getting enough penis from No Thinkie and the Aryan Pussy ya old fruit.
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My farm is on the bald ass prairie. What's a tree? Do you want sit on old Herman's knee and drink some barrel wash?
If you were my husband... I'd make you plant 10,000 trees. Aren't you lucky we're not married.
Than I couldn't grow [size=200]canola[/size] and have gazing land for my [size=200]cattle[/size].
Let's call that "canola" what it is....[size=150]
Before Big Ag realized it was easy to grow and could be incorporated into industrial kitchens with only a modicum of Soft Selling, it was a junk crop and often just a weed, whose only utility to humans used to lie in the extraction of rape oil for a lubricant for farm equipment and other types of machinery. And now, in only a generation's time, it's a commercially successful "food" crop, foisted off on millions of dumb asses under a new name.
I don't think this was what Bucky Fuller had in mind when he first suggested, 2 or 3 generations ago, that the earth could produce enough food to sustain the population it now has.
And also, over those two or three generations, it's come to be common knowledge that eating lots of beef is a luxury that is no longer sustainable due to the high level of resources that are needed to produce it.
BUT, nonetheless Old Herman calls himself a "FARMER."
It's easy to see why he likes to hang out on this forum, as loaded as it is with people in the petroleum extraction and transmission business and its ancillary businesses.
Dinosaurs for the most part, if you ask me.
Shut up you fucking twat.
Good luck getting Peaches to shut up.
Hey. Mr. I Have A Fucking Opinion For Everything. Why don't you go fellate the "Iron Chinks" very sore penis? If you have this much fucking time to kill you fucking geek.
Aint you getting enough penis from No Thinkie and the Aryan Pussy ya old fruit.
Why are you even posting to me you fucking typing canine? Where did I post that, "I wanted a conversation with a fucking brick-wall?"
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My farm is on the bald ass prairie. What's a tree? Do you want sit on old Herman's knee and drink some barrel wash?
If you were my husband... I'd make you plant 10,000 trees. Aren't you lucky we're not married.
Than I couldn't grow [size=200]canola[/size] and have gazing land for my [size=200]cattle[/size].
Let's call that "canola" what it is....[size=150]
Before Big Ag realized it was easy to grow and could be incorporated into industrial kitchens with only a modicum of Soft Selling, it was a junk crop and often just a weed, whose only utility to humans used to lie in the extraction of rape oil for a lubricant for farm equipment and other types of machinery. And now, in only a generation's time, it's a commercially successful "food" crop, foisted off on millions of dumb asses under a new name.
I don't think this was what Bucky Fuller had in mind when he first suggested, 2 or 3 generations ago, that the earth could produce enough food to sustain the population it now has.
And also, over those two or three generations, it's come to be common knowledge that eating lots of beef is a luxury that is no longer sustainable due to the high level of resources that are needed to produce it.
BUT, nonetheless Old Herman calls himself a "FARMER."
It's easy to see why he likes to hang out on this forum, as loaded as it is with people in the petroleum extraction and transmission business and its ancillary businesses.
Dinosaurs for the most part, if you ask me.
Shut up you fucking twat.
Good luck getting Peaches to shut up.
Hey. Mr. I Have A Fucking Opinion For Everything. Why don't you go fellate the "Iron Chinks" very sore penis? If you have this much fucking time to kill you fucking geek.
Aint you getting enough penis from No Thinkie and the Aryan Pussy ya old fruit.
Why are you even posting to me you fucking typing canine? Where did I post that, "I wanted a conversation with a fucking brick-wall?"
You did respond to him in other threads.
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My farm is on the bald ass prairie. What's a tree? Do you want sit on old Herman's knee and drink some barrel wash?
If you were my husband... I'd make you plant 10,000 trees. Aren't you lucky we're not married.
Than I couldn't grow [size=200]canola[/size] and have gazing land for my [size=200]cattle[/size].
Let's call that "canola" what it is....[size=150]
Before Big Ag realized it was easy to grow and could be incorporated into industrial kitchens with only a modicum of Soft Selling, it was a junk crop and often just a weed, whose only utility to humans used to lie in the extraction of rape oil for a lubricant for farm equipment and other types of machinery. And now, in only a generation's time, it's a commercially successful "food" crop, foisted off on millions of dumb asses under a new name.
I don't think this was what Bucky Fuller had in mind when he first suggested, 2 or 3 generations ago, that the earth could produce enough food to sustain the population it now has.
And also, over those two or three generations, it's come to be common knowledge that eating lots of beef is a luxury that is no longer sustainable due to the high level of resources that are needed to produce it.
BUT, nonetheless Old Herman calls himself a "FARMER."
It's easy to see why he likes to hang out on this forum, as loaded as it is with people in the petroleum extraction and transmission business and its ancillary businesses.
Dinosaurs for the most part, if you ask me.
Shut up you fucking twat.
Good luck getting Peaches to shut up.
Hey. Mr. I Have A Fucking Opinion For Everything. Why don't you go fellate the "Iron Chinks" very sore penis? If you have this much fucking time to kill you fucking geek.
Aint you getting enough penis from No Thinkie and the Aryan Pussy ya old fruit.
Why are you even posting to me you fucking typing canine? Where did I post that, "I wanted a conversation with a fucking brick-wall?"
You did respond to him in other threads.
There's no use expecting the various Flynns to keep up with one another.
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My farm is on the bald ass prairie. What's a tree? Do you want sit on old Herman's knee and drink some barrel wash?
If you were my husband... I'd make you plant 10,000 trees. Aren't you lucky we're not married.
Than I couldn't grow [size=200]canola[/size] and have gazing land for my [size=200]cattle[/size].
Let's call that "canola" what it is....[size=150]
Before Big Ag realized it was easy to grow and could be incorporated into industrial kitchens with only a modicum of Soft Selling, it was a junk crop and often just a weed, whose only utility to humans used to lie in the extraction of rape oil for a lubricant for farm equipment and other types of machinery. And now, in only a generation's time, it's a commercially successful "food" crop, foisted off on millions of dumb asses under a new name.
I don't think this was what Bucky Fuller had in mind when he first suggested, 2 or 3 generations ago, that the earth could produce enough food to sustain the population it now has.
And also, over those two or three generations, it's come to be common knowledge that eating lots of beef is a luxury that is no longer sustainable due to the high level of resources that are needed to produce it.
BUT, nonetheless Old Herman calls himself a "FARMER."
It's easy to see why he likes to hang out on this forum, as loaded as it is with people in the petroleum extraction and transmission business and its ancillary businesses.
Dinosaurs for the most part, if you ask me.
Shut up you fucking twat.
Good luck getting Peaches to shut up.
Hey. Mr. I Have A Fucking Opinion For Everything. Why don't you go fellate the "Iron Chinks" very sore penis? If you have this much fucking time to kill you fucking geek.
Aint you getting enough penis from No Thinkie and the Aryan Pussy ya old fruit.
Why are you even posting to me you fucking typing canine? Where did I post that, "I wanted a conversation with a fucking brick-wall?"
You did respond to him in other threads.
There's no use expecting the various Flynns to keep up with one another.
Does that include their fully intact "noses" as well?
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My farm is on the bald ass prairie. What's a tree? Do you want sit on old Herman's knee and drink some barrel wash?
If you were my husband... I'd make you plant 10,000 trees. Aren't you lucky we're not married.
Than I couldn't grow [size=200]canola[/size] and have gazing land for my [size=200]cattle[/size].
Let's call that "canola" what it is....[size=150]
Before Big Ag realized it was easy to grow and could be incorporated into industrial kitchens with only a modicum of Soft Selling, it was a junk crop and often just a weed, whose only utility to humans used to lie in the extraction of rape oil for a lubricant for farm equipment and other types of machinery. And now, in only a generation's time, it's a commercially successful "food" crop, foisted off on millions of dumb asses under a new name.
I don't think this was what Bucky Fuller had in mind when he first suggested, 2 or 3 generations ago, that the earth could produce enough food to sustain the population it now has.
And also, over those two or three generations, it's come to be common knowledge that eating lots of beef is a luxury that is no longer sustainable due to the high level of resources that are needed to produce it.
BUT, nonetheless Old Herman calls himself a "FARMER."
It's easy to see why he likes to hang out on this forum, as loaded as it is with people in the petroleum extraction and transmission business and its ancillary businesses.
Dinosaurs for the most part, if you ask me.
Shut up you fucking twat.
Good luck getting Peaches to shut up.
Hey. Mr. I Have A Fucking Opinion For Everything. Why don't you go fellate the "Iron Chinks" very sore penis? If you have this much fucking time to kill you fucking geek.
Aint you getting enough penis from No Thinkie and the Aryan Pussy ya old fruit.
Why are you even posting to me you fucking typing canine? Where did I post that, "I wanted a conversation with a fucking brick-wall?"
Must have been one of the other Flynns. You old farts should do a job briefing before shift change.