The ones they're selling are so tasty -- and all pass the smell test. Not a whiff of petrochemicals in a carload. Because that's exactly how they're testing them -- by random sampling smell test. Mmmm, science at its finest.
I would think that the lighter-fluid and charcoal briquet industries would come out against petrochemical-infused sea food. As a backyard griller, I have to say that it seems like an unfair advantage. But then faster and easier. I'm torn.
I'm done with Gulf seafood. We won't know the detrimental effects upon the food chain for years -- decades. There's no logical reason to take the chance. Pity.
Rising Hegemon
Oh, I think all those dead and dying turtles and dolphins were trying to tell somebody something....
ReplyDeleteThe ones they're selling are so tasty -- and all pass the smell test. Not a whiff of petrochemicals in a carload. Because that's exactly how they're testing them -- by random sampling smell test. Mmmm, science at its finest.
ReplyDeleteEat up, folks -- they're good for ya.
A good man, and atheist, died yesterday...
ReplyDeletehttp://www.thespec.com/news/ontario/article/606410--for-buckman-laughter-was-the-second-best-medicine
I knew Dr. Buckman through Toronto's Centre for Inquiry, of which he was a stalwart member.
He'll be missed...
I would think that the lighter-fluid and charcoal briquet industries would come out against petrochemical-infused sea food. As a backyard griller, I have to say that it seems like an unfair advantage. But then faster and easier. I'm torn.
ReplyDeleteShrimpboats is a coming!
ReplyDeleteI have never known many other atheists, but they've all been good people.
vox
oil, butter, cocktail sauce, why should shrimp care.
ReplyDeleteI'm done with Gulf seafood. We won't know the detrimental effects upon the food chain for years -- decades. There's no logical reason to take the chance. Pity.
ReplyDeletewe need to stop eating seafood PERIOD.
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