Milk - Violence ???

Black Tea
but vanilla cookies, not oreo

It's weird how grape soda never tastes like grape.

Being a person whom has reviewed and created internal documentation systems for companies about their patrons, I must note that you have spelled PETA wrong.

It's PITA. Normally, you'd tick a box labeled PITA to denote that the person in question, is indeed, a "Pain in the Ass".

We now conclude this failed attempt at humor. Good night, and may Cthulhu eat your soul.

BUT WOULD HE DIP IT IN MILK FIRST?

PS I would try the black tea, but it might make me violent. Grape soda, on the other hand, has unnaturally soothing properties. I say grape soda has it right, and its the real grapes' fault for not tasting like the soda version.

Chugs a gallon of milk... burps

Well, when I was pregnant I only had one weird craving. I had to have Oreos dipped in grapefruit juice. No joke.

When I'm not hormonally insane, I dip them in coffee.

Great, now I'm starvin'.

~Impster

If milk actually did make one more prone to being violent, I think I'd have to drink more. There's some folks that just need a good ass-kickin' and I'm just not in the mood.

And BTW, if you've ever eaten a dairy cow (long story- lets just say I know some farmers), they have a unique taste. Not bad at all.

I've discovered the joy of peanut butter and veganaise sandwiches. You egg eaters might try the mayo combination. It's damn tasty, I swear.

As in eaten out? Otherwise I don't get the reference.

Cattle raised for milk is not the same as cattle raised for meat.
Similarly, pet bunnies are probably not as tasty as the farmed ones. So don't eat them.

No, as in 'Eat the cow'. Dairy cows are not normally used for food, just milk. Damn things are treated better than the people. But when one breaks a leg, or has to be put down, and the meat is still good, well lets just say it doesnt go to waste.

It tastes like beef but with a slightly milk-like aftertaste.

Yep, both sets of my gradparents had dairy farms and did their own butchering. I've seen cows, pigs and chickens butchered (and ate them). Oh yeah, rabbits and deer too.

I drank milk (whole milk, even) like a fiend until I was 18. It was probably 90% of my liquid intake, including glasses of water.

Of course now I vary it more... with water, beer, juice, and 2% milk. Mmm, milk.

And I'm one of the least violent people you'll meet.

Never broke a bone, either.

LF

I drink milk, I'm not very violent.

Milk does a body goooood

*ducks*

Watch out Billy is going to blow chunks.
If you chug a gallon of milk, it will make you sick.

On another note, I am a milk drinker and very nonviolent (well most of the time, lol).

I know that. I lived most of my life in the country. My confusion came from taking "lets just say I know some farmers" as hinting toward something verboten... but really he was just saying that he knows some farmers.

Gotcha. I thought "let's just say..." was hinting toward something.

actually I heard it on a radio broadcast, but i did find this link on their site

http://www.milksucks.com/scarytale1.asp

this thing about them saying " that the amount of milk you drink as a child correlates how violent you are as an adult" sounds like an exaggeration of their ideology to stir up a controversy.[/QUOTE]

No I was just reporting what I heard, I have no agenda.

Awwww yea!! I love rabbit! Deer too!! I dont hunt anymore, just too darn cold out. But man nothing beats the taste of wild game.

Too true.

I've not been able to go hunting in about 7 years and i do miss it. Nothing quite so satisfying as bringing the animal down, cleaning it, and cooking it up. Deer, Bear, anything that moved. If it's made of meat, it's food.

Much prefer to use a compound bow or muzzle loader. Gives the animal a chance. Unless I'm hunting to feed someone, which I have done before mind you, then all bets are off.

So I am not alone! I knew it. Only in my case it was oreos in orange juice..not too bad either. Give it a try.

Simone

No I was just reporting what I heard, I have no agenda. [/QUOTE]

Don't worry, I didn't think you had an agenda- just the people making the initial report. News is sold through controversy. Rinse, wash, repeat, spin cycle.