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Re: O/T Cows produce more smog than autos
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Posted by Jay (ND) on August 04, 2005 at 19:16:16 from (66.231.127.226):
In Reply to: O/T Cows produce more smog than autos posted by 37 chief on August 04, 2005 at 17:39:28:
California - yuk. They don't want refineries, off-shore drilling rigs, power plants, nuke plants - cause they're ugly. I didn't feel real sorry for them during their power outages of a couple years ago. Now they don't want cows - I won't feel for them when their beef is 5 times as much as ours. They can blame it on the government, but they elect these idiots. I have friends in Montana and Wyoming, and the Californians are moving in like crazy, trying to escape California. The first thing they do is try to turn it into little California. They haven't been moving in here too much, they think it's too cold, I hope they keep thinking it.
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