Got Puss?

[HUGGY]

I'm not sure if this is the right place for this topic but it scared me and made me sick to my stomach to hear about it.

The FDA allows an amazing amount of puss molecules in milk products. Christ it is really something I didn't want to know. Now I'm sitting here in the restauraunt staring at my coffee with a queezy unsettled feeling about my next sip.

Your thoughts?

 

[xotoxi]

What are "puss molecules"?

Do you mean twat sauce or quim juice?

 

[alan1]

I'm not sure if this is the right place for this topic but it scared me and made me sick to my stomach to hear about it.

The FDA allows an amazing amount of puss molecules in milk products. Christ it is really something I didn't want to know. Now I'm sitting here in the restauraunt staring at my coffee with a queezy unsettled feeling about my next sip.

Your thoughts?

Drink your coffee black and quit being a puss.

 

[Bootneck]

I've read about Puss in Boots.

 

[alan1]

I've read about Puss in Boots.

Nobody ever wrote about BootNeck is puss though.

 

[William Joyce]

It's pus, not puss. I'm pretty sure that story that circulates about the chicken sandwich and mayo is false.

Lots of stuff you ingest is gross. Microbes, bugs, dirt. I think we eat like 10 pounds of dirt a year or something. No biggie. "Meat" actually the flesh of dead animals!

 

[Bootneck]

I've read about Puss in Boots.

Nobody ever wrote about BootNeck is puss though.

Ah, but you would be wrong. We Bootnecks know all about pussers! RN slang, as well as a brand of rum known as Nelson's Blood.

 

[alan1]

I've read about Puss in Boots.

Nobody ever wrote about BootNeck is puss though.

Ah, but you would be wrong. We Bootnecks know all about pussers! RN slang, as well as a brand of rum known as Nelson's Blood.

Please provide a link proving you are a puss, otherwise admit that I am right.

 

[MaggieMae]

I'm not sure if this is the right place for this topic but it scared me and made me sick to my stomach to hear about it.

The FDA allows an amazing amount of puss molecules in milk products. Christ it is really something I didn't want to know. Now I'm sitting here in the restauraunt staring at my coffee with a queezy unsettled feeling about my next sip.

Your thoughts?

Rent the movie "Fast Food Nation" and you'll swear off eating anything for several days. The storyline sucks, but the message is clear (and ugly).

 

[xotoxi]

Oh! Pus!

Pus is a protein rich fluid containing white blood cells.

While I wouldn't pop a cow's udder pimple directly into my mouth, I'm pretty sure that the process of pastuerization of the milk make it none infectious.

 

[caela]

I'm not sure if this is the right place for this topic but it scared me and made me sick to my stomach to hear about it.

The FDA allows an amazing amount of puss molecules in milk products. Christ it is really something I didn't want to know. Now I'm sitting here in the restauraunt staring at my coffee with a queezy unsettled feeling about my next sip.

Your thoughts?

I have a book at home about the dairy industry and the allowable levels of things in milk and milk products. There are also allowable levels of blood and urine as well. Not to mention all the hormones and drugs they are given that filter down into their milk as well. You think it's normal for a cow to produce milk ALL the time? Of course it's not, animals produce milk to feed their offspring and when those offspring stop nursing their milk production dries up. Cows are given hormones to keep them producing in greater quantities than is the norm and the machines they use to milk them are designed to mimic the nursing of a calf so that their bodies continue to produce. I don't know if a study has been done on the long term effects of these practices on the composition of the milk produced but think they would be interesting to read if there were.

 

[HUGGY]

Oh! Pus!

Pus is a protein rich fluid containing white blood cells.

While I wouldn't pop a cow's udder pimple directly into my mouth, I'm pretty sure that the process of pastuerization of the milk make it none infectious.

I took that sip..thought about it...spat it back into the cup...took it into the dishwashing room and sterilised it. I think I'll make a cup of tea.

 

[alan1]

I'm not sure if this is the right place for this topic but it scared me and made me sick to my stomach to hear about it.

The FDA allows an amazing amount of puss molecules in milk products. Christ it is really something I didn't want to know. Now I'm sitting here in the restauraunt staring at my coffee with a queezy unsettled feeling about my next sip.

Your thoughts?

I have a book at home about the dairy industry and the allowable levels of things in milk and milk products. There are also allowable levels of blood and urine as well. Not to mention all the hormones and drugs they are given that filter down into their milk as well. You think it's normal for a cow to produce milk ALL the time? Of course it's not, animals produce milk to feed their offspring and when those offspring stop nursing their milk production dries up. Cows are given hormones to keep them producing in greater quantities than is the norm and the machines they use to milk them are designed to mimic the nursing of a calf so that their bodies continue to produce. I don't know if a study has been done on the long term effects of these practices on the composition of the milk produced but think they would be interesting to read if there were.

We should feed cows chocolate and get chocolate milk.

 

[Phoenix]

We should feed cows chocolate and get chocolate milk.

Chocolate?

Someone said chocolate?

 

[MaggieMae]

Oh! Pus!

Pus is a protein rich fluid containing white blood cells.

While I wouldn't pop a cow's udder pimple directly into my mouth, I'm pretty sure that the process of pastuerization of the milk make it none infectious.

I took that sip..thought about it...spat it back into the cup...took it into the dishwashing room and sterilised it. I think I'll make a cup of tea.

Try the flavored powder stuff. The hazelnut and vanilla are delish.

 

[alan1]

We should feed cows chocolate and get chocolate milk.

Chocolate?

Someone said chocolate?

Are you stalking me, or do you just have chocolate radar?

 

[Phoenix]

Are you stalking me, or do you just have chocolate radar?

Yes.

 

[xotoxi]

Oh! Pus!

Pus is a protein rich fluid containing white blood cells.

While I wouldn't pop a cow's udder pimple directly into my mouth, I'm pretty sure that the process of pastuerization of the milk make it none infectious.

I took that sip..thought about it...spat it back into the cup...took it into the dishwashing room and sterilised it. I think I'll make a cup of tea.

Since tea is made of leaves of tropical plants, I'm sure you will find some tropical insect maggot molecules in your beverage.

 

[HUGGY]

oh! Pus!

Pus is a protein rich fluid containing white blood cells.

While i wouldn't pop a cow's udder pimple directly into my mouth, i'm pretty sure that the process of pastuerization of the milk make it none infectious.

i took that sip..thought about it...spat it back into the cup...took it into the dishwashing room and sterilised it. I think i'll make a cup of tea.

since tea is made of leaves of tropical plants, i'm sure you will find some tropical insect maggot molecules in your beverage.

dope!!!!

 

[alan1]

Are you stalking me, or do you just have chocolate radar?

Yes.

That's gonna make all the guys jealous.

Like i care about them.