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Nikolaus Zinzendorf:
Preach the Gospel, die, and be forgotten.
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Well you know how I feel, but I can’t say it enough…yuck.
“Of the bacteria found in the ice, three out of the five restaurants tested positive for fecal coliform or E. coli, organisms that come from the feces of warm-blooded animals.”Need the article say more???
Super Size Me
Until the results are replicated by scientists approximately 3-4x Jasmine’s age and then reported in JAMA, I’ll keep loading up.
Gotta go with the eyeguy there. Reminds me of the urine on the mints story.
I thought the urine on the mints thing was true. Makes for a great youth trip story, though.
I thought the urine on the mints thing was true. Makes for a great youth trip story, though.
They say the same thing about tea at restaurants. It is near impossible to clean the tea maker and dispenser. It is a haven for bacteria … combine that with the ice … yahoo. Of course, if you walk through a poultry factory, then you’ll never eat chicken again either. You don’t wanna know about milk collection/processing either. Ignorance is bliss sometimes. I’ll have to tell you about my experience with giardia after drinking water in the Smokies.
I heard the chocolate-milk-making process is a disgusting one. Another youth group classic.
You should see how they make Ozark Mountain Oysters