On Tuesday, July 9, 2013 5:12:12 PM UTC-4, Brooklyn1 wrote:
> Kalmia wrote:
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> >Brooklyn1 wrote:
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> >> Gary wrote:
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> >> >And on a somewhat related note, anytime I turn on my garbage disposal, I
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> >> >either stand back or will hold a plate between the drain and my face. I've
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> >> >never had anything come flying out of there but it could happen.
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> >> My garbage disposal consists of the critters in my yard... everything
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> >> edible gets tossed in my yard and the rest goes in my composter...
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> >> only non food items go into my trash cans. My only trash is
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> >> recyclables and spent cat litter.
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> >What about bones and shells and cellophane type stuff?
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> Meat bones are crunched up and eaten by carnivores, coyotes, etal. are
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> happy to find any meat bones... don't know what you mean by shells and
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> cellophane.

Shrimp or clam shells, e.g. Cellophane: some things are still packaged in something similar - like the almonds, and prunes I bought today.

I guess I need to import a few coyotes into my burg.