Posted by John T on May 03, 2023 at 05:59:05 from (45.16.200.171):
In Reply to: Sewage sludge posted by Geo-TH,In on May 03, 2023 at 00:09:16:
Mornin George, A couple things come to mind:
1) You are what you eat..
2) Certain food may be hazardous to your health..
I've survived this long and in decent health for my age NOT being a vegetarian, eating some red meat, NOT always eating what SOME (the intolerant MUST do as I say crowd) say I should, but will surely die some day and pay taxes until then lol
To each their own choice (not mine, not some YTer, not some politician or radical) of what food to eat or beer to drink works for me even if some may disagree.
Best wishes everyone, yall have a nice day, Im gonna mow some grass, kill some weeds, and fiddle with RV maintenance.....May have a cold one this evening, maybe Millers or Yuengling not Bud Light.
John T Thats ALL I have to say folks no more no less
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