forum: Leftovers
#1 Sat 03 Feb 07 10:11pm
Elvis Parsley
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Dirty Bernard
(This is my own view and nobody else's. Unless you agree with me)
He's tried to kill us with his filthy processed turkey products and now he's moved on to this;
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6328161.stm
Bootiful!
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#2 Sat 03 Feb 07 11:10pm
cupcake

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Re: Dirty Bernard
Do you think it will really put a crimp in megalomaniac Matthew's bottom line?
Unfortunately, for the turkeys, no one can make the end credit disclaimer:
No animals were harmed in the making of this production ...
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#3 Sun 04 Feb 07 12:53am
Elvis Parsley
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Re: Dirty Bernard
We can't put aside the welfare of the birds, of course we can't.
But 160,000 turkeys in one place? It's asking for something isn't it? Poor blighters. Challenge nature and she'll kick your behind.
And that's 160,000 "units" that can't be minced up with whatever chemical crap you can think of to stuff into people's kids, at least for the time being.
The offer of the world's biggest booze up at mine still stands when the man himself chokes to death on a feather.
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#4 Sun 04 Feb 07 1:40am
confuzed
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Re: Dirty Bernard
Just a sidetrack regarding "when the man himself chokes to death on a feather"...
http://www.kctv5.com/Global/story.asp?S=4293139
So maybee the solution will be to...ehm...shove a feather...somewhere.. ![]()
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#5 Sun 04 Feb 07 5:23pm
GeoffP
Occupation Retired Clergy & Computer Consultant
- From Bradford, West Yorks
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Re: Dirty Bernard
I reckon its a just retribution on the company who invented the turkey twizzler and the chicken dinosaur.
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#6 Sun 04 Feb 07 7:26pm
Mrs Gibba

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Re: Dirty Bernard
I feel sorry for those in the surrounding area who are proper farmers (rather than that production line thing that they have going on in those sheds) that are going to be affected by this.
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#7 Sun 04 Feb 07 7:59pm
Elvis Parsley
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Re: Dirty Bernard
There was a government guy on the radio this morning expressing his amazement that this had happened on industrial farm - he actually said he expected an outbreak to begin on an organic smallholding.
Sometimes there are none so blind as those who will not see.
(Watch the price of chicken and turkey fall through the floor again next week)
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#8 Sun 04 Feb 07 8:41pm
Mrs Gibba

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Re: Dirty Bernard
Silly defra person. Some academic said he wasn't at all surprised as bascially 160,000 birds in one place meant that there was always illness in the place - it's just not natural to have that many together or is that just me?
You'll be right about the price of chicken...
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#9 Sun 04 Feb 07 9:42pm
Elvis Parsley
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Re: Dirty Bernard
It's not natural, Mrs G. I was reading today that Dirty Bernard "processes" 8 MILLION "units" a year. Maybe Alan Partridge was right about the giant chickens in sheds eating burgers.....
Also am I the only person who's noticed that there's an increased knocking of organic food creeping into the media? In the last week or so Egon Ronay's slagged organic, and some berk out of the government was dissing it too (like anyone's going to believe a word from that shower these days).
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#10 Sun 04 Feb 07 9:53pm
Alex G
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- Member since Sat 29 Oct 05
Re: Dirty Bernard
LOL that bernard!
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