"rick etter" > wrote in message ink.net>...
> "Beach Runner" > wrote in message
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> > rick etter wrote:
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> >> "Beach Runner" > wrote in message
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> >>>rick etter wrote:
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> >>>>"Ron" > wrote in message
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> >>>>snip...
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> >>>>>> But not as many as occur during the production of tofu and
> >>>>>>rice milk.
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>>Perhaps you could get the Field Mouse Genius to provide you with the
> >>>>>photographic proof with which you will convince us of that claim?
> >>>>>========================
> >>>>
> >>>>You still on about this bit of foolishness? Just try reading the sites
> >>>>I have posted from reputable sources, not the religious ones you like.
> >>>
> >>>Like the NY Times Article I posted.
> >>>Or the scientific references about the cause of the Sahara Desert?
> >>>Science sir.
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> >> None of which has any relation to the food you or I or ronny-boy eats.
> >> Thanks for proving yet again that you cannot discuss the impact of your
> >> diet truthfully.
> >>
> >>
> >
> > I guess you must have missed the difference between natural grazing
> > animals effect on the environment versus your cattle grazing. Read them
> > again.
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> You read them, fool. Tell me how your crop production isn't the definition
> of habitat destruction.
>
> Of course, very very few cattle eat in open fields anymore,
> > they eat feed instead.
> =======================
> Moron. try to learn a little about the subject before you continue to
> display your total ignorance. All beff cows are grazed for most of their
> lives.
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> >
> > But then, I still think that someone who insists on going to VEGAN
> > discussion group to insult people and be disagreeable has some type of
> > personality disorder.
> ================
> LOL And vegans should know disorders, eh killer? Veganism is the very
> definition of the term...
>



Cut etter some slack folks. He works for the government. The Cow Food
and Field Mouse Research Council to be precise. As a lavatory
attendent. Whilst wiping dribbled pee off peoples' shoes he managed to
overhear snippets of conversation regarding cow food and field mice
and now considers himself an expert in both areas. Which he
continually tries to impress us with. (When he isn't ranting
incoherently about hate-spewing lyer killers.)









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> >>>Or
> >>>http://www.wildflowers-and-weeds.com/sahara.htm
> >>>has many excellent university and main stream references.
> >>>http://www.nationalgeographic.com/wi...pa/pa1327.html
> >>>Or is National Geographic a "foolish, religious" press?
> >>>
> >>>It's basic archaeologic knowledge the sahara was a fertile growing area.
> >>>Do you deny that?
> >>>
> >>>
> >>
> >>