Watch it CW. I represent that remark. After all, overeating, eating with
dirty hands in the middle of the woods, and clearing manure piles without
bullet proof gloves or a respirator is why I died at such a young age :-)

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God bless and safe turning
Darrell Feltmate
Truro, NS Canada
http://aroundthewoods.com
http://roundopinions.blogspot.com
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mac davis wrote:
On Thu, 13 Dec 2007 01:59:39 -0500, Greg wrote:

Sorry, that was a poor attempt at humor. (Or being a social critic.)
I originally included the line: "Use the Force, Mac", but deleted it.

never tried that, but I use the farce a lot..
Yet you have to admit that much in our modern world is hyped beyond
belief, and most certainly beyond the item's true worthyness.
(Girls Gone Wild, Viagra, and Diamonds around the Holidays all come to
mind...)

For sure.. I won't watch anything on TV unless it's recorded and we
skip
the
commercials..
Most of them are an insult to your intelligence and the rest are just
annoying..

My pet pi eve is that they've convinced folks that they smell bad and
need lots
of products to help.. and that "clean", which used to have no smell,
IMO, except
maybe sun drying, is now classified as one or more of many, many scents
that
make your clothes, hair, etc. smell like a perfume sampler in a
department
store..


mac

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Don't forget all the germ fighting commercials.I am surprised that our
forefathers survived without the help of all the germ and bacteria
killers we are being bombarded with. Talk about germ warefare.

The medical profession is starting to see the effects of this ultra clean
living. They are saying that the younger generations have very weak immune
systems because of it. Between this and obesity, the average lifespan may
start to decrease.