There are a few mysteries I would like to personally solve:

1) what Scarlett Johanson's breasts look like in real life.
2) How they get the caramel into the middle of the caramilk bar.

Not necessarily in order of importance.

Actually, yes, in order of importance.
- Dirte

over rated..the Dion Phaneuf of Hollywood

There are a few mysteries I would like to personally solve:

1) what Scarlett Johanson's breasts look like in real life.
2) How they get the caramel into the middle of the caramilk bar.

Not necessarily in order of importance.

Actually, yes, in order of importance.
- Dirte

would you be surprised to know both those items are closely tied together?

over rated..the Dion Phaneuf of Hollywood
- senstroll

you'd still look at her boobs.. come on.

you'd still look at her boobs.. come on.
- Dozzer

Well of course..but if I was starting a franchise...she wouldnt be on my top 5 list..just like Dion

There are a few mysteries I would like to personally solve:

1) what Scarlett Johanson's breasts look like in real life.
2) How they get the caramel into the middle of the caramilk bar.

Not necessarily in order of importance.

Actually, yes, in order of importance.
- Dirte

Scarlett Johanson has caramel filled breasts???

since we are on health, sleep, terrible food topics..whats everyones thoughts on GMOs?
- senstroll

Here's my take...

GMOs are scary sounding- but they exist for a reason. Every year, billions of dollars worth of crops are lost because they go bad, get infested with bugs, die due to inclimate weather, etc, etc, etc. GMOs exist to overcome these obstacles. They're the solution to world hunger.

Obviously some companies use these innovations to their advantage- monsanto for example. But they're not necessarily bad for you- most of what you hear in the news is just a cherry picked sentence from a cherry picked study that's just being reported to drum up fear so you keep watching/reading that outlet.

Farmers have been cross-breeding plants to create the perfect crop for millennia. GMOs are just the modern day version of that, using a lab to skip the decades of development, and get right to the final product.

What you have to be more concerned with is the crap that goes into/onto your food after it's been harvested. All the preservatives- nitrates, nitrites, etc... and all the flavour enhancers, the steroids, and all that other crap... that's where the problem really lies.

Scarlett Johanson has caramel filled breasts???
- Canada Cup

So dreamy...

over rated..the Dion Phaneuf of Hollywood
- senstroll

Not for me. She's one of my favourites.

Well of course..but if I was starting a franchise...she wouldnt be on my top 5 list..just like Dion
- senstroll

If you wanna know what happens with GMO's look into what's happening to the rats eating GMO corn. It's f-d. And no, we don't need GMO, farming isn't farming it's industrial farming now - very gross. Animals are filled with antibiotics because they roll around in each others poo all day. They feed cows corn. corn. Cows don't digest corn. Here's a tip - if your produce is colourless and flavourless, it's because nutrients and vitamins are what give them their colour and flavour - we've all seen the clear tomatoes in the store - nothin in em, might as well drink a glass of water.

Here's my take...

GMOs are scary sounding- but they exist for a reason. Every year, billions of dollars worth of crops are lost because they go bad, get infested with bugs, die due to inclimate weather, etc, etc, etc. GMOs exist to overcome these obstacles. They're the solution to world hunger.

Obviously some companies use these innovations to their advantage- monsanto for example. But they're not necessarily bad for you- most of what you hear in the news is just a cherry picked sentence from a cherry picked study that's just being reported to drum up fear so you keep watching/reading that outlet.

Farmers have been cross-breeding plants to create the perfect crop for millennia. GMOs are just the modern day version of that, using a lab to skip the decades of development, and get right to the final product.

What you have to be more concerned with is the crap that goes into/onto your food after it's been harvested. All the preservatives- nitrates, nitrites, etc... and all the flavour enhancers, the steroids, and all that other crap... that's where the problem really lies.
- Feeling Glucky?

i dont completely agree

Roundup ready soybeans? Monsanto is trying to tell everyone its safe
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roundup_Ready_soybean

A bean that is resistant to weed killer

monsanto just buys who they want

there are lots of videos and info out there on both sides..

other countries are ahead of the US (and canada)
linked to cancer ... eye opening if nothing else
http://www.naturalnews.co..._Russia_GMO_Monsanto.html

Here's my take...

GMOs are scary sounding- but they exist for a reason. Every year, billions of dollars worth of crops are lost because they go bad, get infested with bugs, die due to inclimate weather, etc, etc, etc. GMOs exist to overcome these obstacles. They're the solution to world hunger.

Obviously some companies use these innovations to their advantage- monsanto for example. But they're not necessarily bad for you- most of what you hear in the news is just a cherry picked sentence from a cherry picked study that's just being reported to drum up fear so you keep watching/reading that outlet.

Farmers have been cross-breeding plants to create the perfect crop for millennia. GMOs are just the modern day version of that, using a lab to skip the decades of development, and get right to the final product.

What you have to be more concerned with is the crap that goes into/onto your food after it's been harvested. All the preservatives- nitrates, nitrites, etc... and all the flavour enhancers, the steroids, and all that other crap... that's where the problem really lies.
- Feeling Glucky?

just stop

when you (frank) with food there will be side effects.. we just dont know what they are yet.

truth is. humans are from earth.. therefore what the earth grew on its own should be sufficient.

i am not saying you are wrong.. but if you can eat fresh or even better, organic. you're doing yourself a favour.

i feel a hundred times better from eating 80% organic and local fresh in just 2 years.. i get sick less.. my body is more responsive. my mind more alert.. everything.

i am not saying be an organic consuming hippie.. but try to eat as natural as possible

i dont completely agree

Roundup ready soybeans? Monsanto is trying to tell everyone its safe
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roundup_Ready_soybean

A bean that is resistant to weed killer

monsanto just buys who they want

there are lots of videos and info out there on both sides..

other countries are ahead of the US (and canada)
linked to cancer ... eye opening if nothing else
http://www.naturalnews.co..._Russia_GMO_Monsanto.html
- senstroll

Yep, I tell people to watch Farmageddon and/or Food Inc on Netflix. It all started with fast food, they wanted a faster way so farming went from natural farming to industrial farming, in factories. It's very bad and gross. Folks, there's a reason people are getting more and more diseases, we can't just say, it just is, there's a reason.

Here's my take...

GMOs are scary sounding- but they exist for a reason. Every year, billions of dollars worth of crops are lost because they go bad, get infested with bugs, die due to inclimate weather, etc, etc, etc. GMOs exist to overcome these obstacles. They're the solution to world hunger.

Obviously some companies use these innovations to their advantage- monsanto for example. But they're not necessarily bad for you- most of what you hear in the news is just a cherry picked sentence from a cherry picked study that's just being reported to drum up fear so you keep watching/reading that outlet.

Farmers have been cross-breeding plants to create the perfect crop for millennia. GMOs are just the modern day version of that, using a lab to skip the decades of development, and get right to the final product.

What you have to be more concerned with is the crap that goes into/onto your food after it's been harvested. All the preservatives- nitrates, nitrites, etc... and all the flavour enhancers, the steroids, and all that other crap... that's where the problem really lies.
- Feeling Glucky?

Modern GMO's are simply turning on and off genes that already exist in the genetic material within a plant/product. There's nothing Frankenstein about it. Rather than just some of the tomatos adapting to environment for example, they're encouraging a larger crop to adapt. They're also increasing the nutritional value within the plant. This isn't the whole Canola debacle of the 80s when genomics was only a dream.

Now what they're doing with dairy cattle and cows........one sire siring 10,000 heffers and 500 sires......just imagine the inbreeding that will happen in a generation or two. That's scary. Fortunately Holstein Canada and others in the cattle industry are learning from their ag-bio counterparts, and recognizing things need to be done more scientifically, again genomics is coming into it.

Really cool fact, a similar process to GMO's is being used to create vaccines from tobacco plants. ie. the old process of creating vaccines involved eggs, this new process cuts development time by 6 months, pretty handy in the face of that potential pandemic we're due for. for 78 cents a share, I bought $1000 worth of Medicago stock. Great company, great CEO, and best of all, they've already been contracted by DARPA.

you'd still look at her boobs.. come on.
- Dozzer

there is nothing wrong with those at all, if you ask me

EDIT good morning!

i dont completely agree

Roundup ready soybeans? Monsanto is trying to tell everyone its safe
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roundup_Ready_soybean

A bean that is resistant to weed killer

monsanto just buys who they want

there are lots of videos and info out there on both sides..

other countries are ahead of the US (and canada)
linked to cancer ... eye opening if nothing else
http://www.naturalnews.co..._Russia_GMO_Monsanto.html
- senstroll

How many people could survive without modified food crops?


I've heard billions would starve.


I'm no expert, but I think the population explosion over the past 50 years wouldn't have been possible without

i dont completely agree

Roundup ready soybeans? Monsanto is trying to tell everyone its safe
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roundup_Ready_soybean

A bean that is resistant to weed killer

monsanto just buys who they want

there are lots of videos and info out there on both sides..

other countries are ahead of the US (and canada)
linked to cancer ... eye opening if nothing else
http://www.naturalnews.co..._Russia_GMO_Monsanto.html
- senstroll

All predates genomics. Stories like these are like neuroscience, when we used to perform labotomy's. Things have changed. The Genomics revolution has changed everything, and there's still so much more we are just beggining to understand.

How many people could survive without modified food crops?


I've heard billions would starve.


I'm no expert, but I think the population explosion over the past 50 years wouldn't have been possible without
- robin_steele264

That's only because 95% of the wealth of the world is is the hands of literally a few thousand banking and corporate families. Heres the truth. These guys have been ransacking places like Africa for hundreds of years. If the whole world lived in one city say the density of NY, your looking at maybe filling up louisianna if your lucky, there overpopulation myth is put out by the people that own the wealth to create artificial scarcity and drive up prices. It's the oldest trick in the book.

How many people could survive without modified food crops?


I've heard billions would starve.


I'm no expert, but I think the population explosion over the past 50 years wouldn't have been possible without
- robin_steele264

The explosion that's coming, is even scarier.

All predates genomics. Stories like these are like neuroscience, when we used to perform labotomy's. Things have changed. The Genomics revolution has changed everything, and there's still so much more we are just beggining to understand.
- mykokes

Dude, if you think GMO isn't harmful, you have done no research at all.

Yep, I tell people to watch Farmageddon and/or Food Inc on Netflix. It all started with fast food, they wanted a faster way so farming went from natural farming to industrial farming, in factories. It's very bad and gross. Folks, there's a reason people are getting more and more diseases, we can't just say, it just is, there's a reason.
- aminnes

Life expectancies continue to rise, not fall.

The asian explosion that's coming, is even scarier.
- mykokes

fixed for reality.

Modern GMO's are simply turning on and off genes that already exist in the genetic material within a plant/product. There's nothing Frankenstein about it. Rather than just some of the tomatos adapting to environment for example, they're encouraging a larger crop to adapt. They're also increasing the nutritional value within the plant. This isn't the whole Canola debacle of the 80s when genomics was only a dream.

Now what they're doing with dairy cattle and cows........one sire siring 10,000 heffers and 500 sires......just imagine the inbreeding that will happen in a generation or two. That's scary. Fortunately Holstein Canada and others in the cattle industry are learning from their ag-bio counterparts, and recognizing things need to be done more scientifically, again genomics is coming into it.

Really cool fact, a similar process to GMO's is being used to create vaccines from tobacco plants. ie. the old process of creating vaccines involved eggs, this new process cuts development time by 6 months, pretty handy in the face of that potential pandemic we're due for. for 78 cents a share, I bought $1000 worth of Medicago stock. Great company, great CEO, and best of all, they've already been contracted by DARPA.
- mykokes

I like this guy

I will check out Medicago...

Life expectancies continue to rise, not fall.
- Atomic Wedgie

I didn't say die, I said sick. get people sick and then med em till death, again, great for business.

I didn't say die, I said sick. get people sick and then med em till death, again, great for business.
- aminnes

Sorry, but there is simply no factual evidence that people are getting sicker than before.

None.