Re: North Carolina Tar Heels
Posted: Sat Mar 18, 2017 7:11 pm
Bklyn wrote:AA won the day with the 36 Chambers reference.
These crackers here don't know nothing about that.
These crackers here don't know nothing about that.
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Bklyn wrote:AA won the day with the 36 Chambers reference.
He would have to take some time and learn grappling. He would have no choice or he'd end up with a Kimbo Slice-like record in the UFC championship (0-1 - was cut from UFC and started fighting with the more amateur Bellator company again).Jungle Rat wrote:Naw. I think Tyson was made for MMA. He was a boxer because that's where the $ was.
hedge wrote:I don't think anything has happened to him, what he said is an understatement at best. Animal farming is just plain brutal. Maybe people don't care much about chickens or turkeys, but from everything I've read, pigs are at least as intelligent as dogs. The way they are processed makes those Humane Society commercials (where the sad, shivering, weather-beaten dog is staring at the screen) look like a vacation at the Four Seasons. Nobody wants to think about that while they're scarfing down their sausage, egg and cheese biscuit, but that's the reality...eCat wrote:what has happened to youCletus wrote:Fighting to the death is a more natural event and outcome than what happens on those farms.
Not if we legalize weed.Professor Tiger wrote:If you get rid of hog processing, the great state of North Carolina would be devastated economically.
Professor Tiger wrote:Legalized weed would just multiply the demand for pork products, especially in the middle of the night.
or even toastSaint wrote:You'll settle for turkey bacon when you have the munchies.
The eastern part of the state would be hit hard, but turkey (and chicken is gaining) is big now.Professor Tiger wrote:If you get rid of hog processing, the great state of North Carolina would be devastated economically.
Huge Spill of Hog Waste Fuels an Old Debate in North Carolina
June 25, 1995
HAW BRANCH, N.C., June 24— The worst hog-waste spill in state history sent 25 million gallons of waste gushing into the New River this week, killing fish and taking the battle over the hog industry to a new level.
A dike surrounding an eight-acre receptacle for hog waste at Oceanview Farms in Onslow County collapsed on Wednesday afternoon. Knee-deep red, soupy waste rushed over roads and tobacco and soybean fields and into two nearby tributaries of the New River until the waste lagoon, which is 12 feet deep and held waste from more than 10,000 hogs, was virtually empty.
"A lagoon is something a beautiful girl swims in on Fantasy Island," said Don Webb, a spokesman for the Alliance for a Responsible Swine Industry. "This was a cesspool. Twenty-five million gallons of feces and urine. We've been telling them that things like this happen."
http://www.nytimes.com/1995/06/25/us/hu ... olina.html
DooKSucks wrote:The eastern part of the state would be hit hard, but turkey (and chicken is gaining) is big now.Professor Tiger wrote:If you get rid of hog processing, the great state of North Carolina would be devastated economically.
If you pull turkey production, pork production, and Seymour Johnson AFB, my hometown would cease to exist.