Accident in Savannah, GA - another reason for going veg

[Guest guest]

That is really gross!!

 

M

 

On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 10:28 PM, Jeanne B <treazured wrote:

 

> A large semi truck had an accident in Savannah, GA today, dumping two

> thousand pounds of raw sausage meat all over the road. Our local news just

> showed it, in living color. The raw meat, which was on its way to further

> processing to sell as food, was in open containers.

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> Yet another reason to go vegetarian and a new twist on the phrase " open

> container " which is ordinarily used down here to refer to open booze and

> beer bottles/cans.

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> Here's the link. Oh, before clicking on it, I should tell you the photo is

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> (so am I - green) Jeanne in GA

> http://www.wtoctv.com/Global/story.asp?S=10124577

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[Guest guest]

Not really a reason to go Vegetarian.

 

Read the article near the bottom where it tells you what this is used for.

 

The reason should be alerting you that this was probably going to be part of

your pets next meal.

 

Disgusting and that is why my animals never eat cheap processed food.

 

 

 

 

 

, Jeanne B <treazured wrote:

 

> Yet another reason to go vegetarian and a new twist on the phrase " open

container " which is ordinarily used down here to refer to open booze and beer

bottles/cans.

 

> (so am I - green) Jeanne in GA

> http://www.wtoctv.com/Global/story.asp?S=10124577

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[Guest guest]

I heard about that incident on the news and wondered first how it " spilled "

all over the road and two what the heck they were doing with it.........yuck,

yuck......triple yuck!

Nancy C.

 

 

Not really a reason to go Vegetarian.

 

Read the article near the bottom where it tells you what this is used for.

 

The reason should be alerting you that this was probably going to be part of

your pets next meal.

 

Disgusting and that is why my animals never eat cheap processed food.

 

, Jeanne B <treazured wrote:

 

> Yet another reason to go vegetarian and a new twist on the phrase " open

container " which is ordinarily used down here to refer to open booze and beer

bottles/cans.

 

> (so am I - green) Jeanne in GA

> http://www.wtoctv.com/Global/story.asp?S=10124577

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