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  1. Yeah "ignorant majority"....

    What did your mother feed you when you were a baby? Pure water? No wonder
    you got ___ for brains! clear pure brains.... nothing there. Why I can see
    through one of pizza girl's ears clear through to the other side!

    "Pizza Girl." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:1121539678.c85b2b6c63af8a2904a3de18b898bdac@teranews...
    | Most hate warm milk though and refrigereation is human intervention again.
    |
    | Let's face it. It is still garbage for human digestion, poor nutrient
    | absoption and seems to need all the artificial processes and ingredients
    | added to it to make it salable to the ignorant majority.
    |
    | "TC" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    | news:[email hidden]...
    | >
    | >
    | > Rich wrote:
    | > > "Rich"
    | > wrote in message
    | > > news:[email hidden]...
    | > > >
    | > > > "George Lagergren"
    | > wrote in message
    | > > > news:[email hidden]...
    | > > >> Topic: cow's milk & disease
    | > > >>
    | > > >> If one uses a search engine to key in these words: milk & disease
    | or
    | > > >> (cow's milk) & disease, one gets some interesting hits for
    articles
    | on
    | > > >> cow's milk and the possible relationship to various diseases.
    | > > >
    | > > > So what?
    | > >
    | > > By the way, George, "cow's" milk is incorrect. Except for the
    miniscule
    | > > minority of milk drinkers who have their own family cow, nobody drinks
    | milk
    | > > from a singular cow. You should be referring to "cows'" milk.
    | > >
    | > > cow's . . . cows' Get it? Just trying to help.
    | > >
    | > > --Rich
    | >
    | > And technically, what shows up on the shelf is really no longer
    | > actually
    | > "milk", but more the processed and denatured remnants of what used to
    | > be milk.
    | >
    | > Real milk comes from a cow and goes directly to the table and has a
    | > shelf life measured in days.
    | >
    | > The [censored] at the store has been pasteurized, homogenized, separated,
    | > re-combined, denatured and has had additives added, and has a
    | > shelf-life of up to 5 weeks. It sits in warehouses, in shipment and on
    | > the shelf for weeks before it is consumed.
    | >
    | > George, you should specify real milk or denatured milk, and tell us
    | > which is the culprit in all of these diseases.
    | >
    | > TC
    | >
    | >
    | >
    |
    |

  2. Hey! Two posts on the same day without changing your nickname!

    Improvement noted!

    "Rachel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Yeah "ignorant majority"....

    What did your mother feed you when you were a baby? Pure water? No wonder
    you got ___ for brains! clear pure brains.... nothing there. Why I can


    see

    Quoted message said:

    through one of pizza girl's ears clear through to the other side!

    "Pizza Girl." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:1121539678.c85b2b6c63af8a2904a3de18b898bdac@teranews...
    | Most hate warm milk though and refrigereation is human intervention


    again.

    Quoted message said:

    |
    | Let's face it. It is still garbage for human digestion, poor nutrient
    | absoption and seems to need all the artificial processes and ingredients
    | added to it to make it salable to the ignorant majority.
    |
    | "TC" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    | news:[email hidden]...
    | >
    | >
    | > Rich wrote:
    | > > "Rich"
    | > wrote in message
    | > > news:[email hidden]...
    | > > >
    | > > > "George Lagergren"
    | > wrote in message
    | > > > news:[email hidden]...
    | > > >> Topic: cow's milk & disease
    | > > >>
    | > > >> If one uses a search engine to key in these words: milk &


    disease

    Quoted message said:

    | or
    | > > >> (cow's milk) & disease, one gets some interesting hits for
    articles
    | on
    | > > >> cow's milk and the possible relationship to various diseases.
    | > > >
    | > > > So what?
    | > >
    | > > By the way, George, "cow's" milk is incorrect. Except for the
    miniscule
    | > > minority of milk drinkers who have their own family cow, nobody


    drinks

    Quoted message said:

    | milk
    | > > from a singular cow. You should be referring to "cows'" milk.
    | > >
    | > > cow's . . . cows' Get it? Just trying to help.
    | > >
    | > > --Rich
    | >
    | > And technically, what shows up on the shelf is really no longer
    | > actually
    | > "milk", but more the processed and denatured remnants of what used to
    | > be milk.
    | >
    | > Real milk comes from a cow and goes directly to the table and has a
    | > shelf life measured in days.
    | >
    | > The [censored] at the store has been pasteurized, homogenized, separated,
    | > re-combined, denatured and has had additives added, and has a
    | > shelf-life of up to 5 weeks. It sits in warehouses, in shipment and on
    | > the shelf for weeks before it is consumed.
    | >
    | > George, you should specify real milk or denatured milk, and tell us
    | > which is the culprit in all of these diseases.
    | >
    | > TC
    | >
    | >
    | >
    |
    |

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