I would really like to hear some explanation of how it could happen...I mean the series of events that lead up to it. so weird

I was just wondering of Thorley was dumping their DEET products and if so if there were goofy protests causing it.

Did you buy Thorley or just their Rid line?

The link I posted that you quoted me posting states
@unknownuser said:

FAO says Food Production must Rise by 70%
This is due to projected population increases creating food shortages.

ok..just for fun...I appoint you to solve this problem with no magic wand or external supernatural forces or alien technology. You are the decider...king for a day!..now...tell me...how will you keep most of the third world from starving to death... GO!

@unknownuser said:

...and how you think a multinational corporation is the solution to this problem is beyond me

What's beyond me is how you seem to think introducing a/the problem into the discussion is a proposal of a solution.

and now lets toss in some color to all that black and white.

FAO says Food Production must Rise by 70%

Page not found | Population Institute

(www.populationinstitute.org)

I didnt say anything about republicans or democrats.

but I smell where you're steppin.

This app might help with the supermarket shopping
http://www.forbes.com/sites/clareoconno ... ping-cart/

leftist baloney

By the way Mike I don't think those breasts were organically grown

Mayor, you must of missed the part of the video that indicated that the major shareholders in organic growing are major corporations now.

I agree... those organic growers are as greedy as any mega corporation!... 1/3 of the Earth's population will starve if we're left to organic agriculture.

Well hell if Jeff doesn't like the thread...I QUIT!

(not really)

Well at least you still have plenty of fertilizer.

Oli,
I find your position sensible.
I think if you've been following the thread that it is obvious that my objection is now and will remain to be against conclusions drawn based on certain criteria.
I think we all know what they are.

@unknownuser said:

it's the only solution to keep lining their pockets

those evil bastards!

nytimes.com

(www.nytimes.com)

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court ruled unanimously on Monday that farmers could not use Monsanto’s patented genetically altered soybeans to create new seeds without paying the company a fee.

If that was intended for me I've already seen it.

@davidheim1 said:

Michael,
I know what you mean about thin shelves and dust. But the original had 1/8" shelves. Maybe the owners could afford cleaning help.
Best.
dh

Interesting.

I like it but... the shelves are shown as 1/8 thick...the dust around here would deflect them.