The more I learn about what goes into our food the less I want to eat the nasty processed foods that are available...
Also, gummy bears are not vegetarian food, but that's probably common knowledge.
A lot of people around the world don't have it that way...
While watching Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution I found out that the stuff that makes candy shiny is crushed up beetles. Also human hair is used to keep ice-cream 'doughy'.
The more I learn about what goes into our food the less I want to eat the nasty processed foods that are available...
I would think that you would be happy that they are including protein in candy. It makes it more healthy.
I love my jolly ranchers.What's an immune system for any way loki.
Don't forget, it's the spider eggs that make the bubblegum gooey.
Really? gah...
Well I just went cold turky on processed candy and icecream and gum...
Really? gah...
[No].
Don't forget, it's the spider eggs that make the bubblegum gooey.
Really? gah...
Well I just went cold turky on processed candy and icecream and gum...
On that note: what does "cold turkey" exactly mean? Help the idiomatically challenged poster out...
On that note: what does "cold turkey" exactly mean? Help the idiomatically challenged poster out...
To quit something cold turkey is to quit it all at once. No weaning off, no slowly decreasing doses. One day you smoke three packs a day, the next you toss out all your cigarettes and lighters and never touch one again.
Depending on just what is being quit, it can go really poorly.
On that note: what does "cold turkey" exactly mean? Help the idiomatically challenged poster out...
To quit something cold turkey is to quit it all at once. No weaning off, no slowly decreasing doses. One day you smoke three packs a day, the next you toss out all your cigarettes and lighters and never touch one again.
Depending on just what is being quit, it can go really poorly.
Funny, I thought it meant the exact opposite – quit, but not all at once, be easy on yourself, etc.
On that note: what does "cold turkey" exactly mean? Help the idiomatically challenged poster out...
To quit something cold turkey is to quit it all at once. No weaning off, no slowly decreasing doses. One day you smoke three packs a day, the next you toss out all your cigarettes and lighters and never touch one again.
Depending on just what is being quit, it can go really poorly.
Funny, I thought it meant the exact opposite – quit, but not all at once, be easy on yourself, etc.
Nope. EE is right. It means to just stop suddenly.
The beetles are used in almost everything that uses red dye.
I know they use sawdust in shredded cheese and beef jerky. They call it Cellulose...
I wonder what else they put in our food? I know they put rat poison in drinking water and processed meats.
Anyone know what else we are eating?
Face it. Food is disgusting.
Nope. And I don't really care, either. Food, as a rule, is pretty gross. Think about some of the staples of a healthy diet... eggs? Completetly gross. Any sort of meat? Ick! Just about any vegetable or fruit means you're eating some amount of bug-bits, bread uses yeast farts to rise, anything fermented is pretty vile...
Face it. Food is disgusting.
That's probably what lets us eat it. We tend to frown upon eating cute things if there is an alternative after all.
See I'm someone that would eat cooked tarantula if offered to me. So yeah, it doesn't bother me.
An acquaintance of mine described the taste as "greasy cardboard". He also said that he tried locust, which was even greasier.
So it would taste like Little Caesar's pizza. Good to know!
And knowing this would you still eat it? If so, you are a brave man.
So it would taste like Little Caesar's pizza. Good to know!
And knowing this would you still eat it? If so, you are a brave man.
Its like one of those reality shows where they have to eat a plate of bugs...
"How's it taste?"
"Mmmm... tastes like red candy!"
Did you know Reese's Pieces contain Caranuba Wax? thats the same stuff you use to wax your car with.
mmmmm reeses pieces.....
And unless your fruit farm is located far from civilisation and cars and sealed up really tight, you'll still be consuming a lot of crap, even when you are getting the really clean stuff.
While watching Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution I found out that the stuff that makes candy shiny is crushed up beetles.
That "stuff" is called shelac, and it is not made from beetles but rather a resin secreted by beetles. Also, this has been known for decades.
Also human hair is used to keep ice-cream 'doughy'.
Proof or it's BS.
Even though the spider eggs thing is false. The others are true. Here's a vegan website that cites evidence that human hair and duck feathers are used not only in ice cream but in all kinds of stuff.
The beetles are used in almost everything that uses red dye.
I know they use sawdust in shredded cheese and beef jerky. They call it Cellulose...
I wonder what else they put in our food? I know they put rat poison in drinking water and processed meats.
Anyone know what else we are eating?
Check the first link Boraxe. Then search the page for 'human hair'
Whats wrong with cellulose? Most of the things we eat contain it or eat it themselves. It's kinda hard to chew, but aside from that, not seeing the problem.
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Whats wrong with cellulose? Most of the things we eat contain it or eat it themselves. It's kinda hard to chew, but aside from that, not seeing the problem.
Its sawdust...
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Whats wrong with cellulose? Most of the things we eat contain it or eat it themselves. It's kinda hard to chew, but aside from that, not seeing the problem.
Its sawdust...
Actually cellulose is found in more than sawdust. Its found in ALL plants. So basically you're complaining that something is made from plants.
You do see just how ridiculous your statement is right?
Check the first link Boraxe. Then search the page for 'human hair'
I did. You skipped the important key words "derived from" in your post.
Even that link confirms later that 80% of L-cysteine is derived from duck feathers and that industry is moving towards synthetic sources.
I know fearmongering is fun for some people but if you're going to cite sources you shouldn't use ones that disprove your own claims. Luckily the creators of that site seem more interested in facts than are you.
Actually cellulose is found in more than sawdust. Its found in ALL plants. So basically you're complaining that something is made from plants.
You do see just how ridiculous your statement is right?
Yes, but in this case the claim is accurate. The ingredient listed is "cellulose powder" and it is indeed basically just sawdust. It is used as a cheap bulk filler in less costly brands of grated Parmesan cheese.
Its sawdust...
... so? I'm pretty sure that I've eaten slightly cheesy cardboard at fast food places. Saw dust is practically a step up.
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Whats wrong with cellulose? Most of the things we eat contain it or eat it themselves. It's kinda hard to chew, but aside from that, not seeing the problem.
Its sawdust...
Whats wrong with sawdust? It is tree. How is that a problem, why are trees so repugnant to you? True, you cannot eat them in their natural form, you lack the neccessary hardware and digesting them is counter productive, but trying will not hurt you in any significant way (unless you try to do so with your natural hardware, in which case you might break it because you are not a moose, in all likelyhood.)
Or Goldy.
... a moose, a burnt frog and a homicidal squirrel... that's it, clearly I'm in a Disney movie as directed by Tim Burton.
That is just horrible. I would never work with Tim Burton.
Check the first link Boraxe. Then search the page for 'human hair'
I did. You skipped the important key words "derived from" in your post.
Even that link confirms later that 80% of L-cysteine is derived from duck feathers and that industry is moving towards synthetic sources.
I know fearmongering is fun for some people but if you're going to cite sources you shouldn't use ones that disprove your own claims. Luckily the creators of that site seem more interested in facts than are you.
Ok, so they 'derive' 20% of the ingredient L-cysteiene from hair (They boil it down or have bacteria eat it and poop it out or whatever). The other 80% is mostly made up of duck feathers with a few synthetics added in. They are going synthetic, that's good (maybe)...
Check the first link Boraxe. Then search the page for 'human hair'
I did. You skipped the important key words "derived from" in your post.
Even that link confirms later that 80% of L-cysteine is derived from duck feathers and that industry is moving towards synthetic sources.
I know fearmongering is fun for some people but if you're going to cite sources you shouldn't use ones that disprove your own claims. Luckily the creators of that site seem more interested in facts than are you.
Ok, so they 'derive' 20% of the ingredient L-cysteiene from hair (They boil it down or have bacteria eat it and poop it out or whatever). The other 80% is mostly made up of duck feathers with a few synthetics added in. They are going synthetic, that's good (maybe)...
Fear mongering... that's rich... have you seen the news on TV lately, THAT's fear mongering...
Ok, so they 'derive' 20% of the ingredient L-cysteiene from hair (They boil it down or have bacteria eat it and poop it out or whatever). The other 80% is mostly made up of duck feathers with a few synthetics added in. They are going synthetic, that's good (maybe)...
You know that sarcasm and charged language make your position look worse, not better, right?
Ok, so they 'derive' 20% of the ingredient L-cysteiene from hair (They boil it down or have bacteria eat it and poop it out or whatever). The other 80% is mostly made up of duck feathers with a few synthetics added in. They are going synthetic, that's good (maybe)...
You know that sarcasm and charged language make your position look worse, not better, right?
Weird I thought I was just paraphrasing your post.. so that you saw I was agreeing with you...I mean even if its 100% duck feathers and not human hair, its still 100% duck feathers you know...
Fear mongering... that's rich... have you seen the news on TV lately, THAT's fear mongering...
Just cos someone else does something on a grander scale doesn't mean you're not doing it too. And once again your derision make you look bad, not the person to whom you're responding.
Weird I thought I was just paraphrasing your post.. so that you saw I was agreeing with you...I mean even if its 100% duck feathers and not human hair, its still 100% duck feathers you know...
No, it would be 100% L-cysteine derived (note the lack of sarcastic quotes) from duck feathers through a chemical reaction known as hydrolysis (note the lack of charged language such as "boil it down or have bacteria eat it and poop it out or whatever").
Weird I thought I was just paraphrasing your post.. so that you saw I was agreeing with you...I mean even if its 100% duck feathers and not human hair, its still 100% duck feathers you know...
No, it would be 100% L-cysteine derived (note the lack of sarcastic quotes) from duck feathers through a chemical reaction known as hydrolysis (note the lack of charged language such as "boil it down or have bacteria eat it and poop it out or whatever").
Some of it still comes from hair though so that would not be accurate. They are moving away from that...
Hydrolysis is fun. Your not only boiling it down, your adding acidic chemicals to help the process along... nice...
Some of it still comes from hair though so that would not be accurate. They are moving away from that...
You are the one who said "I mean even if its 100% duck feathers and not human hair, its still 100% duck feathers you know...". The arbitrary number was yours, not mine. I was simply refuting your incorrect conclusion.
Hydrolysis is fun. Your not only boiling it down, your adding acidic chemicals to help the process along... nice...
Assuming you read that link once, you might want to do so again.
Really, who cares where the food's ingredients came from as long as the end result is tasty-good and its genesis isn't immoral or harmful to the environment or something? For heaven's sakes, we've been growing food in soil for millenia. Soil! Do you know what soil is? And we use manure as fertilizer!
Who wants to know where Jell-O comes from and why you can't take a tour of the factory?
Really, who cares where the food's ingredients came from as long as the end result is tasty-good and its genesis isn't immoral or harmful to the environment or something? For heaven's sakes, we've been growing food in soil for millenia. Soil! Do you know what soil is? And we use manure as fertilizer!
Who wants to know where Jell-O comes from and why you can't take a tour of the factory?
Me... oooh me.... oooh pick me.... :::Raises Hand:::
I kinda care. I mean if they start putting nuclear waste in my food I want to know about it so I can complain while I eat it...
Who wants to know where Jell-O comes from and why you can't take a tour of the factory?
My guess: distilled rainbows and the fact that while there's always room for Jell-O, there's not always room for cameras.
Jell-O was made from ground up pig bones if I'm not mistaken?
I think it was specifically cartilage.
What they do is take cow hides and throw them in large vats of acid. As they fester and putrify the collagen is exuded as a gelatinous slime coating the skins. This is the basis of gelatin.
You sure?
Or maybe it was only the gummi bears that were made from cartilage...
You know, I loved biting cartilage off chiken bones when I was little. I still like to munch on it if I'm eating chicken.
... a moose, a burnt frog and a homicidal squirrel... that's it, clearly I'm in a Disney movie as directed by Tim Burton.
Look Natasha. In 5 minutes Moose and Squirrel will be *kaboom* ::said with bad Russian accent::
El Kabong! will save us.
What they do is take cow hides and throw them in large vats of acid. As they fester and putrify the collagen is exuded as a gelatinous slime coating the skins. This is the basis of gelatin.
You sure?
Or maybe it was only the gummi bears that were made from cartilage...
You know, I loved biting cartilage off chiken bones when I was little. I still like to munch on it if I'm eating chicken.
Cartilage, skin, hooves, and hair all contain some quantity of collagen that can be extracted.
Cartilage, skin, hooves, and hair all contain some quantity of collagen that can be extracted.
You are forgetting Jews.
According to this Chick Tract I found on the bus they appear to have cartilage, skin, hooves, and hair, so I would assume I already included them... OH WAIT I forgot horns. Good catch.
(Please, I'm not an anti-semite, I just... humor makes the pain go away)
What they do is take cow hides and throw them in large vats of acid. As they fester and putrify the collagen is exuded as a gelatinous slime coating the skins. This is the basis of gelatin.
You sure?
Or maybe it was only the gummi bears that were made from cartilage...
You know, I loved biting cartilage off chiken bones when I was little. I still like to munch on it if I'm eating chicken.
I work in a pork processing plant and there are big cardboard "combos" that pork skins are dumped into that say that they are for gelatin on the side.
What they do is take cow hides and throw them in large vats of acid. As they fester and putrify the collagen is exuded as a gelatinous slime coating the skins. This is the basis of gelatin.
You sure?
Or maybe it was only the gummi bears that were made from cartilage...
You know, I loved biting cartilage off chiken bones when I was little. I still like to munch on it if I'm eating chicken.
I work in a pork processing plant and there are big cardboard "combos" that pork skins are dumped into that say that they are for gelatin on the side.
Nasty... good thing I stopped eating Jello... I know they used to boil blood, but that was in the 1700's...
Nasty...
They do wash the hogs with a chemical bath and burn off the hair with what are basically flamethrowers. I do not see why it would then be nasty.
good thing I stopped eating Jello... I know they used to boil blood, but that was in the 1700's...
Do you eat wheat? They have a minimum set level of mouse droppings that are allowed in the grain. Not only that, but mouse corpses end up getting mixed in with the grain when it is harvested. 
good thing I stopped eating Jello... I know they used to boil blood, but that was in the 1700's...
Just 2 more reasons to eat wheat. It helps you strengthen you immune system and had protein.
That should have been maximum in my last post instead of minimum.
Works better the way it was posted.
You know what would be truly shocking? Finding meat in a sausage
/unzip pant's zipper
Flaunting your misfortune will accomplish nothing.
Quit complaining and go do something about it, that's one of my mottos.
What they do is take cow hides and throw them in large vats of acid. As they fester and putrify the collagen is exuded as a gelatinous slime coating the skins. This is the basis of gelatin.
You sure?
Or maybe it was only the gummi bears that were made from cartilage...
You know, I loved biting cartilage off chiken bones when I was little. I still like to munch on it if I'm eating chicken.
Cartilage, skin, hooves, and hair all contain some quantity of collagen that can be extracted.
You are forgetting Jews.
You know what would be truly shocking? Finding meat in a sausage
/unzip pant's zipper
a jew joke....
Look, I'm not anti-semitic or anything... quite the contrary, I support Jews...
But that was funny, I don't care who ya ar!!
LOL
a jew joke....
Look, I'm not anti-semitic or anything... quite the contrary, I support Jews...
But that was funny, I don't care who ya ar!!
LOL
yeah
Well... I laugh at jokes about West Virginia/ hillbillies/ rednecks/ country bumpkins/ etc... and I don't get offended.
I didn't know you were Jewish, Jesse... not that it makes a difference, but if I offended you, I'm sorry, and will try to not do so again. It was not my intent.
Well... I laugh at jokes about West Virginia/ hillbillies/ rednecks/ country bumpkins/ etc... and I don't get offended.
I didn't know you were Jewish, Jesse... not that it makes a difference, but if I offended you, I'm sorry, and will try to not do so again. It was not my intent.
ahhh no dude its completely cool
I just felt like using the cthulhu smiley 
yeah, the original comment I made with the "" wasn't serious I probably should have made it clearer
Well... I laugh at jokes about West Virginia/ hillbillies/ rednecks/ country bumpkins/ etc... and I don't get offended.
I didn't know you were Jewish, Jesse... not that it makes a difference, but if I offended you, I'm sorry, and will try to not do so again. It was not my intent.
ahhh no dude its completely cool
I think they need to create a sarcasm smiley, that would solve 99% of the misunderstandings on the internet...
Check the first link Boraxe. Then search the page for 'human hair'
I did. You skipped the important key words "derived from" in your post.
Even that link confirms later that 80% of L-cysteine is derived from duck feathers and that industry is moving towards synthetic sources.
I know fearmongering is fun for some people but if you're going to cite sources you shouldn't use ones that disprove your own claims. Luckily the creators of that site seem more interested in facts than are you.
Ok, so they 'derive' 20% of the ingredient L-cysteiene from hair (They boil it down or have bacteria eat it and poop it out or whatever). The other 80% is mostly made up of duck feathers with a few synthetics added in. They are going synthetic, that's good (maybe)...
Check the first link Boraxe. Then search the page for 'human hair'
I did. You skipped the important key words "derived from" in your post.
Even that link confirms later that 80% of L-cysteine is derived from duck feathers and that industry is moving towards synthetic sources.
I know fearmongering is fun for some people but if you're going to cite sources you shouldn't use ones that disprove your own claims. Luckily the creators of that site seem more interested in facts than are you.
Ok, so they 'derive' 20% of the ingredient L-cysteiene from hair (They boil it down or have bacteria eat it and poop it out or whatever). The other 80% is mostly made up of duck feathers with a few synthetics added in. They are going synthetic, that's good (maybe)...
Fear mongering... that's rich... have you seen the news on TV lately, THAT's fear mongering...
Ok, so they 'derive' 20% of the ingredient L-cysteiene from hair (They boil it down or have bacteria eat it and poop it out or whatever). The other 80% is mostly made up of duck feathers with a few synthetics added in. They are going synthetic, that's good (maybe)...
You know that sarcasm and charged language make your position look worse, not better, right?
Ok, so they 'derive' 20% of the ingredient L-cysteiene from hair (They boil it down or have bacteria eat it and poop it out or whatever). The other 80% is mostly made up of duck feathers with a few synthetics added in. They are going synthetic, that's good (maybe)...
You know that sarcasm and charged language make your position look worse, not better, right?
Weird I thought I was just paraphrasing your post.. so that you saw I was agreeing with you...I mean even if its 100% duck feathers and not human hair, its still 100% duck feathers you know...
Fear mongering... that's rich... have you seen the news on TV lately, THAT's fear mongering...
Just cos someone else does something on a grander scale doesn't mean you're not doing it too. And once again your derision make you look bad, not the person to whom you're responding.
Weird I thought I was just paraphrasing your post.. so that you saw I was agreeing with you...I mean even if its 100% duck feathers and not human hair, its still 100% duck feathers you know...
No, it would be 100% L-cysteine derived (note the lack of sarcastic quotes) from duck feathers through a chemical reaction known as hydrolysis (note the lack of charged language such as "boil it down or have bacteria eat it and poop it out or whatever").
Weird I thought I was just paraphrasing your post.. so that you saw I was agreeing with you...I mean even if its 100% duck feathers and not human hair, its still 100% duck feathers you know...
No, it would be 100% L-cysteine derived (note the lack of sarcastic quotes) from duck feathers through a chemical reaction known as hydrolysis (note the lack of charged language such as "boil it down or have bacteria eat it and poop it out or whatever").
Some of it still comes from hair though so that would not be accurate. They are moving away from that...
Hydrolysis is fun. Your not only boiling it down, your adding acidic chemicals to help the process along... nice...
Some of it still comes from hair though so that would not be accurate. They are moving away from that...
You are the one who said "I mean even if its 100% duck feathers and not human hair, its still 100% duck feathers you know...". The arbitrary number was yours, not mine. I was simply refuting your incorrect conclusion.
Hydrolysis is fun. Your not only boiling it down, your adding acidic chemicals to help the process along... nice...
Assuming you read that link once, you might want to do so again.
Really, who cares where the food's ingredients came from as long as the end result is tasty-good and its genesis isn't immoral or harmful to the environment or something? For heaven's sakes, we've been growing food in soil for millenia. Soil! Do you know what soil is? And we use manure as fertilizer!
Who wants to know where Jell-O comes from and why you can't take a tour of the factory?
Really, who cares where the food's ingredients came from as long as the end result is tasty-good and its genesis isn't immoral or harmful to the environment or something? For heaven's sakes, we've been growing food in soil for millenia. Soil! Do you know what soil is? And we use manure as fertilizer!
Who wants to know where Jell-O comes from and why you can't take a tour of the factory?
Me... oooh me.... oooh pick me.... :::Raises Hand:::
I kinda care. I mean if they start putting nuclear waste in my food I want to know about it so I can complain while I eat it...
Who wants to know where Jell-O comes from and why you can't take a tour of the factory?
My guess: distilled rainbows and the fact that while there's always room for Jell-O, there's not always room for cameras.
Jell-O was made from ground up pig bones if I'm not mistaken?
I think it was specifically cartilage.
What they do is take cow hides and throw them in large vats of acid. As they fester and putrify the collagen is exuded as a gelatinous slime coating the skins. This is the basis of gelatin.
You sure?
Or maybe it was only the gummi bears that were made from cartilage...
You know, I loved biting cartilage off chiken bones when I was little. I still like to munch on it if I'm eating chicken.
... a moose, a burnt frog and a homicidal squirrel... that's it, clearly I'm in a Disney movie as directed by Tim Burton.
Look Natasha. In 5 minutes Moose and Squirrel will be *kaboom* ::said with bad Russian accent::
El Kabong! will save us.
What they do is take cow hides and throw them in large vats of acid. As they fester and putrify the collagen is exuded as a gelatinous slime coating the skins. This is the basis of gelatin.
You sure?
Or maybe it was only the gummi bears that were made from cartilage...
You know, I loved biting cartilage off chiken bones when I was little. I still like to munch on it if I'm eating chicken.
Cartilage, skin, hooves, and hair all contain some quantity of collagen that can be extracted.
Cartilage, skin, hooves, and hair all contain some quantity of collagen that can be extracted.
You are forgetting Jews.
According to this Chick Tract I found on the bus they appear to have cartilage, skin, hooves, and hair, so I would assume I already included them... OH WAIT I forgot horns. Good catch.
(Please, I'm not an anti-semite, I just... humor makes the pain go away)
What they do is take cow hides and throw them in large vats of acid. As they fester and putrify the collagen is exuded as a gelatinous slime coating the skins. This is the basis of gelatin.
You sure?
Or maybe it was only the gummi bears that were made from cartilage...
You know, I loved biting cartilage off chiken bones when I was little. I still like to munch on it if I'm eating chicken.
I work in a pork processing plant and there are big cardboard "combos" that pork skins are dumped into that say that they are for gelatin on the side.
What they do is take cow hides and throw them in large vats of acid. As they fester and putrify the collagen is exuded as a gelatinous slime coating the skins. This is the basis of gelatin.
You sure?
Or maybe it was only the gummi bears that were made from cartilage...
You know, I loved biting cartilage off chiken bones when I was little. I still like to munch on it if I'm eating chicken.
I work in a pork processing plant and there are big cardboard "combos" that pork skins are dumped into that say that they are for gelatin on the side.
Nasty... good thing I stopped eating Jello... I know they used to boil blood, but that was in the 1700's...
Nasty...
They do wash the hogs with a chemical bath and burn off the hair with what are basically flamethrowers. I do not see why it would then be nasty.
good thing I stopped eating Jello... I know they used to boil blood, but that was in the 1700's...
Do you eat wheat? They have a minimum set level of mouse droppings that are allowed in the grain. Not only that, but mouse corpses end up getting mixed in with the grain when it is harvested. good thing I stopped eating Jello... I know they used to boil blood, but that was in the 1700's...
Just 2 more reasons to eat wheat. It helps you strengthen you immune system and had protein.
That should have been maximum in my last post instead of minimum.
Works better the way it was posted.
You know what would be truly shocking? Finding meat in a sausage
/unzip pant's zipper
Flaunting your misfortune will accomplish nothing.
Quit complaining and go do something about it, that's one of my mottos.
What they do is take cow hides and throw them in large vats of acid. As they fester and putrify the collagen is exuded as a gelatinous slime coating the skins. This is the basis of gelatin.
You sure?
Or maybe it was only the gummi bears that were made from cartilage...
You know, I loved biting cartilage off chiken bones when I was little. I still like to munch on it if I'm eating chicken.
Cartilage, skin, hooves, and hair all contain some quantity of collagen that can be extracted.
You are forgetting Jews.
You know what would be truly shocking? Finding meat in a sausage
/unzip pant's zipper
a jew joke....
Look, I'm not anti-semitic or anything... quite the contrary, I support Jews...
But that was funny, I don't care who ya ar!!
LOL
a jew joke....
Look, I'm not anti-semitic or anything... quite the contrary, I support Jews...
But that was funny, I don't care who ya ar!!
LOL
yeah
Well... I laugh at jokes about West Virginia/ hillbillies/ rednecks/ country bumpkins/ etc... and I don't get offended.
I didn't know you were Jewish, Jesse... not that it makes a difference, but if I offended you, I'm sorry, and will try to not do so again. It was not my intent.
Well... I laugh at jokes about West Virginia/ hillbillies/ rednecks/ country bumpkins/ etc... and I don't get offended.
I didn't know you were Jewish, Jesse... not that it makes a difference, but if I offended you, I'm sorry, and will try to not do so again. It was not my intent.
ahhh no dude its completely cool
I just felt like using the cthulhu smiley yeah, the original comment I made with the "" wasn't serious I probably should have made it clearer
Well... I laugh at jokes about West Virginia/ hillbillies/ rednecks/ country bumpkins/ etc... and I don't get offended.
I didn't know you were Jewish, Jesse... not that it makes a difference, but if I offended you, I'm sorry, and will try to not do so again. It was not my intent.
ahhh no dude its completely cool
I think they need to create a sarcasm smiley, that would solve 99% of the misunderstandings on the internet...