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Come on man!
The FDA doesn’t allow anything to be put on the market that will harm you.
The FDA doesn’t allow anything to be put on the market that will harm you.
While I agree with your first two statements, to the third I would say that perhaps it hasn't played out fully yet.Yup,,, been used for food preservation,,,, but that doesn't mean it is good for humans. We have centuries of history of consuming things that are bad for us, but, if we don't die or become horrifically ill right away, we call it safe.
We are dumb.
Darwin was wrong.
Is not. That would be from all the ground up chicken lips.Hope not, it what keeps bologna red
if it taste good eat it,
I use saliva for patch lube to reduced my risk of cancer but moreover hypertension. Shooting muzzleloaders relaxes me reducing my blood pressure.Well it’s been shown saliva causes cancer. 100% of cancer victims are known to have swallowed small amounts of saliva over long periods of time
They should make a cologne that smells like that. My wife likes it when I come home from the range smelling of blackpowder smoke.But what about breathing burnt potassium nitrate and sulfur.
Potted Meat:Hey
if it taste good eat it,
By the by have you tried that new Soylent Green yet? A little dab on a cracker, goood eat’n
Be careful there @tenngun you might be the next one in the vat to make it with........Hey
if it taste good eat it,
By the by have you tried that new Soylent Green yet? A little dab on a cracker, goood eat’n
Good to know.This is kind of funny. But could have been bad. I set out a dish of potassium nitrate solution so the water could evaporate and the unused nitrate recrystallize. Little did I know that the nitrate could escape and crystallize instead on surrounding surfaces:
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So, it's a good thing I didn't set it out anywhere near food storage or preparation.
Sulfur protects you against covidBut what about breathing burnt potassium nitrate and sulfur.
It used to be taken by monks in monasteries to avoid the sin of becoming sexually aroused. They were supposed to be thinking about God and praying.It's poisonous, isn't it? Supposed to be gloved when working with it?*
* don't ask me how I know
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