Think of me a neutral country. I am willing to take a sample of the curds 1 lb PACKAGE FROM EACH OF YOU AND TEST TO SEE WHICH IS THE BEST.
I will then give my honest and UN bios opionion and post it here for all to see. I will give it without payment of money. When this opinion is giving you can hold your head high.
I am a Northern boy But further north than you too ole boys so the Yankee thing will not be in play. And just maybe I can convert some of these good ole Boys down here to start getting them in bulk.
I do believe it will go good with some moonshine ( Southern Wine)
Things aren’t bad.
What’s up is hysteria promoted by those with an agenda.
The facts support that healty economies operating in freedom have been able to clean up their messes.
Look at poor parts of the wolrd and Eastern Europe or China by way of comparison.
Sounds familiar.
I don’t think they are even remotely comparable but it sounds like you’re OK with it as long as their agenda agrees with yours. 
Now the eco-clowns expect us to replace cattle and sheep with kangaroo and camel meat, to curb “global warming” and to “protect Australia’s ecosystem” … :roll:
Put kangaroos, camels on Australian eco-menu: scientists
SYDNEY (AFP) – Saving the planet by eating kangaroos and wild camels may seem like pie in the sky, but the offbeat menu comes with a scientific stamp of approval in Australia.
The aim in both cases is to reduce damage to the environment, but the reasoning behind the push to put the animals on the menu is sharply different.
In the case of kangaroos, environmentalists say the national animal should become a dietary staple in place of cattle and sheep as part of the fight against global warming.
The farm animals make a major contribution to Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions simply by belching and farting, while kangaroos emit negligible amounts of dangerous methane gas.
What about me ! i fart often I hope they do not replace me. Now if you send those dang curds Before Mr Larson I will try holding a few in to do my part that is.
**EPA Proposes Cow Tax to Curb Emissions
**[FONT=Arial]Call this one of the newest and innovative the ways your government has come up with to battle greenhouse gas emissions.
Indirectly it could be considered a cheeseburger tax, but one of the suggestions offered by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in its Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPR) for regulating greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act is to levy a tax on livestock
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Looks like I called this one right, I figured they will carbon tax us to death…oh no!.. decaying bodies emit gases…watch out for a new death tax. :roll::roll::roll:
I keep hoping for some global warming. Perhaps it would keep some of you yankees out of FL! ;-):D:D