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I've gleaned most of my knowledge of Australian culture from The Road Warrior and drunken tourists.

If you used roundup on a crop that wasn't genetically modified, it would die. What the hell kind of genetic modification would keep weeds from growing next to the plant. The entire reason that produce isn't labelled for pesticides and herbicides is because there is vast network of regulations and testing that keep…

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I'd like to Takee her Sackhoff, if you catch my drift.

Plants are genetically modified to be resistant to roundup. This allows Monsanto to sell these seeds and the roundup to farmers who can then spray down the entire field, rather than just the weeds, producing the glyphospate residues mentioned in the article.

Like the way Monsanto is trying to change Vermont's laws on GMO labeling?

Who is talking about pesticides. I'm talking about roundup. You didn't even read the article.

obvious troll is obvious

Starbucks: C-O-F-F
Australian: B-E-E-R

Round up is a carcinogenic herbicide. One that can be used non-discriminately due to genetic modifications.

It worked for the nazis.

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But, sure, if you don't like to know that the food you're eating has been slathered in carcinogens, that's your choice.

I still can't figure out if I'm supposed to be using "gray" or "grey".

I don't know why, but that sentence sounds incredibly dirty.

Is English muffins some kind of slang?

Mmmmm…greasy lobster.
*drools*

No, what you do have is 10000 posts and 8000 upvotes to a private account. That spells out l-o-s-e-r. So much for the up at dawn hardworking farmer, more like an unpopular sociopath who needs to get a job.

A turkey is a bad person.

AND I ASK MYSELF, "WHY SUCH A BIG SUIT?"
AND I ASK MYSELF, "MAYBE I CAN GET IT TAKEN IN A LITTLE?"