Not TYPICALLY they weren't.
Nope, dont in fact bother with milk at all anymore.
Nowhere does that say that drink raw milk TYPICALLY results in being killed by it.
Nope, dont in fact bother with milk at all anymore.
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Mar 13, 2023
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You clearly did say
But not from using RAW milk.
tirsdag den 30. maj 2023 kl. 23.40.49 UTC+2 skrev John Larkin:
they did,
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If this was not the case why is so much cheese and 'cheese food' dyed with annatto or FDA #4 and #6 yellow? Why does Tillamook make both white and yellow (orange) cheddar where the latter has annatto?
I tried one of those hideous Jello productions once. After that I left cheesecake making to the pros and even some of them aren't too good at it.
A friend and I went into a Boston deli and asked for a pound of lox. The clerk asked how many people we were feeding. We got the feeling a pound should feed the multitudes, not three healthy Americans.
Nowhere. That would be silly.
Oh f*ck me flying.
Do you mean that as 'The governess is in charge of the snot nosed brat'?
You certainly seem to think the Falklands should be yours. I suppose as the empire vanished you had to hold on to something for old times sake.
Then why didn't you let it go in 1798? Or 1641 for that matter?
When you're dealing with the ignorant...
After the railroad was pushed over the Sierra crest, about 1870, there was an industry of exporting ice over the railroad, to stock ice houses in the lowlands. This allowed fresh fruit to be shipped East.
East of Eden.
Sure, if you want to count everybody that wasn't involved in WWII. The USSR lost about 10%, most of which would be military aged males.
Color is regional too. Some places expect it to be orange, others white.
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Believe it or not, Cheddar cheese varies in color from off-white to deep orange, because of regional preferences. According to the National Dairy Board, Westerners and Midwesterners prefer their cheese a medium orange, New Englanders favor a white cheddar and Southerners like it a deep orange.
Then why did you say that ?
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That doesn't break down the European versus Pacific theaters. It was more costly than WWI when the deaths from influenza exceeded the US combat deaths. Lucky for me my father missed both causes.
rbowman snipped-for-privacy@montana.com wrote
A small subset of even the countrys involved in WW2
I have fond memories of a date grove in Furnace Creek iirc. A woman operating out of a trailer sold me a huge bag of dates for a very small sum. That was about '85 so it's probably gone by now.
My brother had a friend somewhere around Lompoc that had walnuts. The commercial stuff you get from Diamond wasn't in the same league.
My bad. I never dug into the history and thought it only meant corn meal much.
Agreed. And the Russians are quite capable of blowing new ones. It must suck to be in the air when somebody shoots the s*it out of your home.
Like the B-52s they fly. They're scheduled to be replaced by F-35s someday soon.
And the Ukrainians are quite capable of shooting down those trying to do that.
That's why they use drones.
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