Dumbest Things People Have Said About Your Chickens/Eggs/Meat

[Bethel3330]

I saw in a store cholestoral (however it's spelled) free watermellons, didn't know animal fat was contained in watermellons before that point, and they had animal fat free varieties there

oh goodness... Smh

 

[Bethel3330]

Did anyone see the funny bit on Jimmy Kimmel show where he stops people on the street who swear they always eat gluten free, and he asks them what gluten is and not one of them has the foggiest idea.

I bet it's hilarious!

 

[OneMountainAcres]

Uggers.  Hadn't thought about THAT.  Glad my home I've moved to has a well!  

you and me both!

 

[Crickett]

We have a spring.

 

[Peep_Show]

I bet it's hilarious!

I saw it! Just another example of a blind allegiance to a fad. BTW, I'm not disparaging gluten-free lifestyle nor celiac disease, just the fact that people do things without knowing why or the intricacies therefor solely because it's the latest Dr. Oz craze. (Remember Acai juice? Turns out the health benefits were just a bunch of hooey, but not before everybody blindly went out and purchased the latest touted miracle elixir)
Yes, there are benefits for certain folks to be glutenless, but it has also been show that gluten-free may not be all that great for one's health, especially if they are not suffering from celiac.

LOVE Jimmy Kimmel, btw. The best late-night monologue entertainment out there. His best bits, IMHO, are where he has parents trick their children and send in videos of their reactions. The "I ate all your Halloween candy" bit was priceless. You can catch them on YouTube.

 

[Bethel3330]

Ah, good idea @Peep_Show. YouTube is the best. I like JK but don't have time to watch. I miss Craig as well. He always cracked me up.

 

[heartsizedfarm]

WHAAAAAT! No special health benefits to Acai juice!!!!

 

[Peep_Show]

Check out WebMD.com for acai berry/juice health benefits....negligible at best. Other fruits give you more of an antioxidant punch for less money.

Google is a wonderful thing.....

I stopped watching Dr. Oz because it was beginning to be all hype about the latest craze. I understand he's marketing his own brand of vitamins now. Didn't Dr. Phil try that in his earlier seasons after coming out with his diet book? Celebrity persona is often used to promote bunk.... Be a skeptic and don't fall for it.

 

[7 Biddies]

I saw it! Just another example of a blind allegiance to a fad. BTW, I'm not disparaging gluten-free lifestyle nor celiac disease, just the fact that people do things without knowing why or the intricacies therefor solely because it's the latest Dr. Oz craze. (Remember Acai juice? Turns out the health benefits were just a bunch of hooey, but not before everybody blindly went out and purchased the latest touted miracle elixir)
Yes, there are benefits for certain folks to be glutenless, but it has also been show that gluten-free may not be all that great for one's health, especially if they are not suffering from celiac.

LOVE Jimmy Kimmel, btw. The best late-night monologue entertainment out there. His best bits, IMHO, are where he has parents trick their children and send in videos of their reactions. The "I ate all your Halloween candy" bit was priceless. You can catch them on YouTube.

Just watched it and I have to disagree; I did NOT find it funny. As a school psychologist I have problems with this on several levels, not the least of which is causing trust issues in the kids. Besides that, I find no humor in people being cruel to kids and watching the kids' bad behavior as a result. Both are wrong! This type of behavior hasn't fallen into the category of entertainment since the Colosseum was in use.

cru·el adjective \ˈkrü(-ə)l\ used to describe people who hurt others intentionally

 

[boundtogoboogie]

This is absolutely not true. Where on earth did you get that information?

My boyfriend is a French model. I found him on the internet.