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Major Nikon

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67. I'm more amused

Sun Mar 15, 2015, 09:48 PM

Mar 2015

Claiming I'm upset is rather childish (and amusing).

I don't eat sushi, because of the risk of getting fish tapeworm (D. latum). I don't eat raw oysters because of the risk of Hepatitis. I rarely eat packaged lunch meat - maybe once a year.

Then don't drink raw milk or eat cheese made from it. Choice is a wonderful thing.

If you ever go to France, be sure not eat soft serve cheese of which almost all is made from raw milk and is far superior to virtually anything you'll ever likely find in the states (unless it's also made from raw milk).

Are you a raw milk producer?

I was raised on a farm and drank raw milk just about every day, but no longer. I'm more curious as to why you'd ask other than it seems any resemblance to a substantive argument seems to have run out and all you appear to have left is childish allegations.

Just sayin'

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