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Previously on "Irish Pigs were fed bread still in plastic bags"

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  • Board Game Geek
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    So the pigs are investigating the pigs ?

    Oh the irony....

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  • EternalOptimist
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    Originally posted by zeitghost
    In "unapproved oil" whatever that is...
    In the pharma industry, all the parts, spares and consumables have to part of a 'bill of materials'

    if you use something thats not in the BOM , then it's 'unapproved' and you will get panned for it



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  • expat
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    Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
    In the Eighties I knew a number of vegan ALF people - they weren't the kind of loonies who planted firebombs in fur shops, but they were pretty damn zealous (no honey - exploitation of bees, FFS).

    They used to feed their cats vegan cat food...
    Methinks the problem lies therein....

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  • Board Game Geek
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    not withdrawn beef products.
    If you've ever had the misfortune to eat a McDonald's, you'll understand that the plastic wrapping actually adds to the flavour.

    So no problems there.

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  • Lambros
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    According to the Telegraph 47 farms are affected. They include 10 pig and 37beef farms, but the Irish government has not withdrawn beef products.

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddr...-happened.html

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  • Board Game Geek
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    OOOO, filth!
    Don't blame me..I didn't make the film !

    So much for porcines being clean animals....dirty little porkers....

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  • Moscow Mule
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    Originally posted by Board Game Geek View Post
    Er....which version ?
    OOOO, filth!

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  • Board Game Geek
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    After all that trouble they caused on 'Animal Farm' ,
    Er....which version ?

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  • EternalOptimist
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    Originally posted by Board Game Geek View Post
    So nothing to worry about feeding them foodstuffs wrapped in plastic then ? The pigs just unwrap it and chow down ?
    Smart...very smart indeed...
    After all that trouble they caused on 'Animal Farm' , I find it very hard to have any sympathy for the blighters



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  • Board Game Geek
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    Tony english posted : Pigs are great animals. They are intelligent
    So nothing to worry about feeding them foodstuffs wrapped in plastic then ? The pigs just unwrap it and chow down ?
    Smart...very smart indeed...

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  • Money Money Money
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    Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
    the missus got me a mars bar on Saturday. Should I be worried ?



    Do you have a small, thin curly pink....

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  • EternalOptimist
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    Originally posted by Money Money Money View Post
    A mate of mine used to get all the reject mars bars, he fed them to the pigs wrapper and all!

    It just comes out the other end. He won loads of awards for the best flavoured pork!
    the missus got me a mars bar on Saturday. Should I be worried ?



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  • TimberWolf
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    Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post
    What does that tell us about the safety of plastic used for food wrapping, even if it isn't eaten?!
    Hmm, one moment we have scare stories about the dangers of dioxins in plastics (released on heating, e.g. in the microwave) only for there to be scientific rebuttal (the reason being that there are no dioxins in plastic, although there are other nasties). So now there are dioxins in plastic after all?

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  • Money Money Money
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    A mate of mine used to get all the reject mars bars, he fed them to the pigs wrapper and all!

    It just comes out the other end. He won loads of awards for the best flavoured pork!

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  • BoredBloke
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    Pigs are great animals. They are intelligent and actually very clean and when you eventually grow bored of them you can eat them - something you tend not to do with a dog, unless you are Korean or something.

    When I was a kid I used to get paid for looking after them. When the batch went to market I got the price of one of the piglets for my work. One time we had a sow drop 8 which is pretty small, but the piglets were pretty big. I picked the biggest and decided that would be mine and I was going to sell it seperately. I used to feed it away from its brothers and sisters ensuring that it ate as much as the other 7 put together (food was paid for by my folks - so free to me!). One day I came in to feed them and my fat little porker came 'running' to meet me were it promptly keeled over and died at my feet. It was like a big ping ball of blubber.

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