Use www.wikipedia.com  to look them up     make sure you are not drinking or
eating at the time.  Paul might like them since he likes sweet breads.  I
like blood sausage - white  but I have to go back over there to get some.
Ask for that here and people think you are nuts or make a face at you

Barry  just remember next time you eat peanut butter and you get a crunch
and it is not the crunchy kind it will make think about pest control.

Or when you eat that chicken egg and wonder why there is a little blood in
the yoke.

Or when you eat that cooked chicken leg  from the  fast food joint and the
meat is black

Or when you eat that steak  and you wonder how and why it is USDA Choice.
What makes it that when we get beef and other meat products from over seas

It is ok go throw up and come back and read the rest.

A couple terms to make you think

The term "meat food product" means any product capable of use as human food
which is made wholly or in part from any meat or other portion of the
carcass of any cattle, sheep, swine, or goats, excepting products which
contain meat or other portions of such carcasses only in a relatively small
proportion or historically have not been considered by consumers as products
of the meat food industry, and which are exempted from definition as a meat
food product by the Secretary under such conditions as he may prescribe to
assure that the meat or other portions of such carcasses contained in such
product are not adulterated and that such products are not represented as
meat food products. This term as applied to food products of equines shall
have a meaning comparable to that provided in this paragraph with respect to
cattle, sheep, swine, and goats.

The term "capable of use as human food" shall apply to any carcass, or part
or product of a carcass, of any animal, unless it is denatured or otherwise
identified as required by regulations prescribed by the Secretary to deter
its use as human food, or it is naturally inedible by humans

And you think it costs women nothing?

On Apr 18, 5:10 pm, Charlie Wilkes
<charlie_wil...@users.easynews.com>

lmao

oh sh.t! damn!

ssshhhplllaaaattt!

oh im sorry

lol

yeeeaaah, you gotta pay for that up front too

Didn't you ever have a relationship with a woman who made good money?
Or just had her own money? Or wasn't that interested in "stuff?"

I have never been that sort of woman, and in fact my first and only great
love made Barry look like a millionaire. I've always thought that women
who married primarily for money might just as well be plying their trade
on a street corner. And, while not totally gorgeous, I was pretty enough,
so it is not like I was compensating for having a head like a buffalo or
anything, ahahaha! Like you, now that I am older, (48) I realize I am
no longer in the Prime Meat case, hence the past tense.

I should have met you when we were younger. I could have taught you
a thing or two. ;)

Charlie, men are very attractive in their 50s to some women. And what is
between the ears is always the sexiest thing about a man--for decent,
intelligent women who are just a bit more than 1/4 inch deep. However--
deeply entrenched cynicism can be a real poisoner. You know that, I am
sure you do.

On 18 Apr, 22:10, Charlie Wilkes <charlie_wil...@users.easynews.com>
wrote:

I can't help feeling really sad that you have never met a woman that
didn't love you for being Charlie, & no more than that. Truly,
whatever your belief is, there are women out there who **don't look at
men in a materialistic way**.
I can honestly say that I have "never" looked at a man & chosen him
for what he has, what he might provide for me Or even what he might
give me, other than his undivided attention, his love and his respect
too...

I do understand what you mean about it not being such the case when
you were younger though.. lets face it, we have all got sh@t faced &
took someone home one starry summer night..(or am I the only one,
lol?)

Charlie, nearly 50 is not old at all....
However, I do understand why you might feel that way. I am 41 & feel
like my shelf life might be a little nearer my sell by date, than not,
lol....

You should be out there still looking for that one person that you
might wish to share the rest of your life with. I understand your
cynical view, but it doesn't mean that I agree with it. On the
contrary, I think you should be actively thinking about what you do
want to do with the next 25-30 years.
I know that Mr Tweakers is speacial to you, but you need more than
that, & there is someone out there who will love you, for you, &
nothing else. You happen to have met the wrong sort, & unfortunately
for you, you think that all women are like that - But we are not, I
assure you of that one....
S;o)

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From: Charlie Wilkes <charlie_wilkes@users.easynews.com>

sh.t, Charlie, you're pushin' 50?
The term "twist a joint" is going to start taking on a whole new meaning. :)

I think the perception of an English woman tends to be that of one
with a stiff upper lip. Whilst this is still somewhat true of women
born in the 60's, most younger women wouldn't feel affected by that
notion at all. Of course, we haven't thrown class, background and
education into that mix, but if you did, each one would produce a
different answer....

Some of us were flower power girls ( the early 60's babies), others
were educated to think that class meant everything when choosing a
spouse.. or should I say that our parents thought so, when we were
introducing potential spouses? Some parents thought that living with a
partner was totally out of the question, but others took it for
granted that it would be ok. Everything depended on other relevant
factors I guess!

I can only speak for myself here. I ended up marrying a guy because I
got pregnant & I was so darned well worried about how my parents would
feel about me living in sin, as my dear mother would call it, that I
decided to get married@ 18 , so that she didn't get the chance to let
rip at me about it all. ( how sad is that, eh?)

However, she did get the satisfaction of accompanying me to the
solicitor 2 years later to file for unreasonable behavior in my
pursuit for a divorce with both black eyes to match each other...He
drank like a fish & could never remember the beatings when he woke up
from the drunken stupor, so that was my only way out & I took it
before Kt was old enough to remember him....

What did I learn?

Not a great deal until I hit my  Mid 30's...

I learnt that to be in love, you have to have a mutual respect for
your partner, & that after the first flush of lust/love, that there
still has to be a spark between you; there has to be a certain longing
for someone who you know will be your soul mate after that flush & to
know that you are certain that you want to be with that same person
when you get old together too.

Age is a very important factor too. you need to be similar in age,
because I have found out the hard way that a persons interests can
differ to their partners based on  age alone. What you want @ 30, can
be a very different thing to what your partner wants if he is 50@ the
same time that you are 30;age does matter!!
( this is just an example)

I like a man that can support himself, & respects me for who I am
rather than what they would like me to be. That you have to show and
share interests, Trust the other implicitly....& the older you get,
the wiser you get..unfortunately, the older you get you also become
pickier too. Sex is great, but it isn't everything. Nevertheless, I
truely think that when you get older, you come to a stage where you do
believe that if you can't find what you really want, then second best
can go take a jump because I am too old to settle for second best. I
am worth more to myself than that...(41)

I guess so..I can be very prickly, but not with someone I love...

<blush>

I assume so. I have never got over prickly with some one that I care
deeply for.

We do seem to be able to bring up the oddest of conversation threads,
don't we, lol...
S;o)

No, not defrauding, defrocking!

Hugs,

CatNipped

No, he has a never-ending supply of male stupidity!  ;>

Hugs,

CatNipped

EX WIFE or did you I forget to tell you my excellent Xmas gift ;-)

EX WIFE or did you I forget to tell you my excellent Xmas gift ;-)