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HighHeat
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 Posted: 12/30/04 - 14:30 Post subject:
Would the gas add additional contaminant to the meat?
Personally, if I'm going to eat something that has anything to do with gas, it's going to be a big heapin' pile of beans.
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HYPERASHEL
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Posted: 12/30/04 - 14:31 Post subject:
| Maddies Wench wrote: | But still...aren't they going to wonder when the chicken factory workers straps the girls feet into the stirrups?
"Whoo hoo! Martha we haven't had this much fun since the rooster got loose." |
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akern
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Posted: 12/30/04 - 15:03 Post subject:
Gee, I wonder how the McRib is killed. 
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sonnylax
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Posted: 12/30/04 - 15:23 Post subject:
| MastrBrewr wrote: | | scared chickens taste better. |
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crazyfrog
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Posted: 12/30/04 - 15:45 Post subject:
| HighHeat wrote: | Would the gas add additional contaminant to the meat?
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im not sure, though i wouldnt think so. all of the animals we feed out at the zoo (rats, mice, chicken, quail) are euthanized with gas. in fact in the commissary at the zoo, if we ever need to knock an animal out, we put them to sleep with CO (carbon monoxide).
i dont think that would be the prefered method of euthanisa if there was an issue of contamination from the food source.
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