... to the U.S. when I was nine years old. I wouldn't eat the lunches at Peel Park in Accrington, Lancs. Many unhappy days as the teachers would make me sit there and eat. I would get sick. Worst food: cabbage, I think. -- mad

... house and as you would imply, "I don't need to do anything because you're worse than me." An interesting article in New Scientist this week condemning Duhglike importation of vegetarian food (among other things). What other things, like cars, meat and dairy, oil? Our Duhgless is not as pure and clean as he tries to portray himself. As I have frequently ...

... my house and as you would imply, "I don't need to do anything because you're worse than me." An interesting article in New Scientist this week condemning Duhglike importation of vegetarian food (among other things). What other things, like cars, meat and dairy, oil? Our Duhgless is not as pure and clean as he tries to portray himself. As I have frequently pointed out, ...

... suggest that up to 9m extra annual permits have been allocated to 200 companies across almost all sectors of the British economy, from steel and cement making, to car manufacturing and the food and drink industry. Dozens of household names such as Ford, Thames Water, Astra Zeneca and Vauxhall are among the companies that could benefit..." More: http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2008/...

...good reason for such polluting and congesting and don't demand more roadbuilding I suppose its OK. It would be difficult for you to justify any kind of flying though. Says the HYPOCRITE who buys airfreighted food. You're involved in more flying that I am. -- Conor I only please one person per day. Today is not your day. Tomorrow isn't looking good either. - Scott Adams

... I don't have any debts, I presume I am free to wander as much as I like with your full blessing then. Not my full blessing but as long as you have a very good reason for such polluting and congesting and don't demand more roadbuilding I suppose its OK. It would be difficult for you to justify any kind of flying though. said the man who wanted his food flown in... Fod

"Doug" <jagmad@riseup.net> wrote . It would be difficult for you to justify any kind of flying though. Or eating air-freighted food. -- Regards, Vince. Harry Monk's Long Distance Diary Luton-Huelva http://trucknetuk.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=34657 (New 9th August 2008)

...> Even without GM crops (on which subject I'm very undecided), there's plenty of food available to go round the global population - it's just not distributed very well... Largely... because of local politics. Duhg seems to be in staunch agreement with one of the worst regimes for perpetrating these problems. Doug is also against excessive transport, unless it benefits him personally...

... that would save them from starvation. Even without GM crops (on which subject I'm very undecided), there's plenty of food available to go round the global population - it's just not distributed very well... Largely, because of local politics. Duhg seems to be in staunch agreement with one of the worst regimes for perpetrating these problems.

http://www.akajohnadams.com/Chip_Berman.htm Outta the Way Cafe (Derwood, MD) has the blandest food around, but it seems to get good reviews by the local newspapers for some reason. They may as well ... fighting in Iraq as a means of attracting customers, not as bad as OTWC anyway. OTWC is the worst in that regard. When Chip Berman puts up a sign that says "We support the troops in Iraq," ...