Heck yeah!! Beefy Beef tobacco can be our #1 product. Ingredients would be easy to find:
We'd make a killing! We'd have to store the drum at your house though.
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Heck yeah!! Beefy Beef tobacco can be our #1 product. Ingredients would be easy to find:
We'd make a killing! We'd have to store the drum at your house though.
not a problem. I have this huge attic over my garage. mind you I haven't been up there in almost 20 yrs so hmmm wonder what's living up there. oxo cubes. oh hell ya. dam the cheap irishman is coming out isn't it?
oh you've come for your juice order? did you bring along the mason jar so I can ladle it in? or would you prefer the dollar store turkey baster full
oh you've come for your juice order? did you bring along the mason jar so I can ladle it in? or would you prefer the dollar store turkey baster full
Lol, turkey baster! We could pay one of those bottle collecting guys to bring us his empties, as long as they have lids.. 10 cents a bottle, $8 a gallon for juice.. I think we're in business!
We could open True North Vapour next week and nobody would ever know what goes in the juice -- exactly like how it is with every other liquid vendor out there!
We could open True North Vapour next week and nobody would ever know what goes in the juice -- exactly like how it is with every other liquid vendor out there!
Late to the conversation but I urge everyone to check out his video, since it is somewhat relevant to this topic. This problem is not how it seems and is actually a symptom of the overall problem we have in the global food market today.
Food, Inc
No documentary is perfect (meaning I don't agree with this movie 100%... at all. You can't fix the future with the past.) but this one at least sheds light on the problems we currently face in todays world, and if anything the situation has been getting worse since this film was made.
Food, Inc
No documentary is perfect (meaning I don't agree with this movie 100%... at all. You can't fix the future with the past.) but this one at least sheds light on the problems we currently face in todays world, and if anything the situation has been getting worse since this film was made.
Noizmaker, thanks for posting the link to the Food Inc. documentary. I have the book on my (kindle for desktop) but I have not yet had a chance to read it. I have just tried to watch the video and found the sound a bit jerky. I don't know if I'm allowed to post links but the utube video works great. The video is excellent.
YouTube - Food, Inc.
YouTube - Food, Inc.
Just finished reading this book yesterday - Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of ... - Google Books Some scary stuff in there. I didn't know it was legal to feed poultry bedding (scrunched up newspaper, sawdust, and chicken feces) to AMERICAN DAIRY CATTLE! That's disgusting! The parts on the E coli and salmonella poisoning were pretty grim too. It's horrible what some companies will do to make a buck.
I'll watch your video tonight, this kind of stuff is interesting
tis a must watch vid. Warning make sure you have a vomit bag at hand. And a pin and paper you'll change your diet..
OT I thought the the US was the bread basket why do we need overseas Mellons? I got one here now and it has stretch marks.
so much for eating it....
OT I thought the the US was the bread basket why do we need overseas Mellons? I got one here now and it has stretch marks.
so much for eating it....
5 minutes into the movie I realized I had watched it a while back. When I saw the woman leaving the barn carrying the dead chickens it brought back memories from 30 years ago when I managed a large chicken farm, and nothing seems to have changed since then. I was told not to allow anyone in the barns, mainly to prevent disease from being spread from farm to farm. I never saw a food inspector in my 8 years of operation, and if he had visited the farm he would have had to dip his shoes in disinfectant before entering the barn. 50,000 broilers and less than 1 sq ft per bird is not a pretty sight. I could walk through my barns and actually watch some of the birds having heart attacks. I still have minor breathing problem which my doctor told me was either caused from the chicken farm dust, (even though I always wore a mask) or from smoking in my early years.
Once again all these things are connected and we really need to be aware of what we are putting into our bodies. Like Noizmaker said. It is probably getting worse each year.
Once again all these things are connected and we really need to be aware of what we are putting into our bodies. Like Noizmaker said. It is probably getting worse each year.
Sparky, here's another must watch documentary.
YouTube - "BIG SUGAR" SWEET, WHITE & DEADLY BY: BRIAN MCKENNA
YouTube - "BIG SUGAR" SWEET, WHITE & DEADLY BY: BRIAN MCKENNA
I'm a new vaper (3 weeks) and I would not consider using a non USA juice. Or another western nation. The Chinese have a lot of great products, but a sordid safety history. Currently I vape Halo exclusively. I will consider trying any vendor that assures me the ingredients are quality pharma grade nicotine and food grade ingredients made in a developed nation.
There is absolutely no reason to make e-liquid in China in my opinion, except to substitute inferior ingredients or escape liability. Mixing juice is not a labor intensive process. It makes sense to produce it in the US.
There is absolutely no reason to make e-liquid in China in my opinion, except to substitute inferior ingredients or escape liability. Mixing juice is not a labor intensive process. It makes sense to produce it in the US.
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