The New Order
Contaminated Spinach killing and maiming people up the dozens in United States?
...and Canada too?
Lettuce is also not safe anymore.
...and now:
Ground Beef Recall
Photo: Rocky Mountain Laboratories, NIAID, NIH
P.S. We would like to give a shout out to our 'relatives' botulism who are handling the carrot juice, two Torontonians, paralyzed by carrot juice!
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Seriously, this is why I keep telling my parents we should replace the lawn with a vegetable garden, like that one guy they always refer to as 'grows everything'(in Cantonese), I envy 'grows everything' like woah, the guy, or girl, but I think it's as guy, has a vegetable and flowers garden front and back, w00t.
I dislike the suburbs because I think it's a waste of space, but it won't be if people were to actually use the soil to grow things other than 'lawns' they'll have to keep cutting down, never allowing it to flower and seed. Christine Kreutzer, who recently won the 2006 Trillium Garden Award, rules very awesomely.
Here she grows
Gardener’s passion earns her Trillium Garden Award
Sep 12/06
by Carla DeMarco
http://www.news.utoronto.ca/bin6/060912-2559.asp
...and Canada too?
Lettuce is also not safe anymore.
...and now:
Ground Beef Recall
Photo: Rocky Mountain Laboratories, NIAID, NIH
P.S. We would like to give a shout out to our 'relatives' botulism who are handling the carrot juice, two Torontonians, paralyzed by carrot juice!
< / WTF >
Seriously, this is why I keep telling my parents we should replace the lawn with a vegetable garden, like that one guy they always refer to as 'grows everything'(in Cantonese), I envy 'grows everything' like woah, the guy, or girl, but I think it's as guy, has a vegetable and flowers garden front and back, w00t.
I dislike the suburbs because I think it's a waste of space, but it won't be if people were to actually use the soil to grow things other than 'lawns' they'll have to keep cutting down, never allowing it to flower and seed. Christine Kreutzer, who recently won the 2006 Trillium Garden Award, rules very awesomely.
Here she grows
Gardener’s passion earns her Trillium Garden Award
Sep 12/06
by Carla DeMarco
http://www.news.utoronto.ca/bin6/060912-2559.asp