mad

[mod]

hits the states in washington








mod :wave:

[OUTLAWS Dixie Chick]

:hmmm: As in the disease? :bandhead:

[solid snake295]

:shifty:

[OUTLAWS high ping camper]

Thank God I wore protection!

[solid snake295]

:rofl:

[mod]

all i can say as a canadian it hurt the beef industry huge up here


lets hope that it can be contained




mod :wave:

[mod]

i dont really know if americans know the whole deal with mad cow

all cattle farmers which is like 10 million farmers uin the states will be put on hard times i feel for these folk ...

the whole industry gets messed up
people are afraid to burgers
im from alberta (beef is in)

so many people went bankrupt its a sad day

i wish the best for all




mod :wave:

[mod]

the states only allows like 5 per cent of all meat to be shipped from canada



because of mad cow


this will happen to farmers in the states regarding the rest of the world..


its a sad day (i love my steak)




mod :wave:

[mod]

man i feel for these folks
all i can say it is bad very bad .


damn its like world contamination




mod :bawling:

[Dark Desperado]

maybe the cows are all on their .

[Fred Bear]

eat more venison

[Dangerous Dan]

Originally posted by mod@Dec 24 2003, 06:02 AM
the states only allows like 5 per cent of all meat to be shipped from canada



because of mad cow


this will happen to farmers in the states regarding the rest of the world..


its a sad day (i love my steak)




mod :wave:
:S... i think we're gonna die soon mod :bawling: our brains are gonna turn to mush in 5-6 years i think :(

[Frag Junky]

Well the evidence is in. View the entire study here. Mad Cow (http://www.riddleme.com//image/Cow1masked.swf) They caught it from the farmers. :oooo:

[<<Hybrid>>]

Originally posted by Frag Junky@Dec 25 2003, 09:11 AM
Well the evidence is in. View the entire study here. Mad Cow (http://www.riddleme.com//image/Cow1masked.swf) They caught it from the farmers. :oooo:
:rofl:

[NightBreed]

Originally posted by DarkDesperado@Dec 24 2003, 01:59 AM
maybe the cows are all on their .
:lol: :thumbs:

[MANSON]

Eat at the Y&#33;&#33;

[Dark Desperado]

QUOTE (MANSON @ Dec 25 2003, 03:47 PM)

Eat at the Y&#33;&#33;


:rofl:

[Snip3r]

Just give them a good Pyschologist and they&#39;ll be fine.

[EXEcution]

Originally posted by Snip3r@Dec 25 2003, 10:19 PM
Just give them a good Pyschologist and they&#39;ll be fine.
Hey thats kinda funny.
But i sure as hell hope you were kidding... :blink:

[Death-Dude]

Originally posted by mod@Dec 24 2003, 12:02 AM
the states only allows like 5 per cent of all meat to be shipped from canada



because of mad cow


this will happen to farmers in the states regarding the rest of the world..


its a sad day (i love my steak)




mod :wave:
Yeah, we&#39;ve watched it unfold with trepidation, and though this is just one case, it sends tremors of fear throughout the industry. Consumer confidence will be an issue if they aren&#39;t able to contain it, and even one more incidence could have big ramifications. For me, I find it hard to believe that you could even have one isolated case, so I&#39;m wishing them luck in getting it corralled, so to speak.

[MANSON]

Hmm, i already knew about Mad Cow....I was married to her for 13 years&#33;&#33; :rofl:

[Dissectional]

Originally posted by MANSON@Dec 26 2003, 11:33 PM
Hmm, i already knew about Mad Cow....I was married to her for 13 years&#33;&#33; :rofl:
:rofl:

[Dissectional]

Serioulsy tho, Mod, thanks for the quick post....this has got a lot of media play here in the states. The parts affected by mad cow aren&#39;t sold in the US...(brains) but I guess that doesn&#39;t mean that the disease won&#39;t be spread by blood or any other tissue. I don&#39;t eat a lot of red meat anyway, but this could prove a big problem. Some of the major meat processors in the states are already seeing a drop in stocks, even though they say it was only one cow and it has been destroyed. Still makes you think...I guess if I got good in Sam, you would all know that I have mad cow.

[MANSON]

Originally posted by Dissectional@Dec 26 2003, 10:39 PM
Serioulsy tho, Mod, thanks for the quick post....this has got a lot of media play here in the states. The parts affected by mad cow aren&#39;t sold in the US...(brains) but I guess that doesn&#39;t mean that the disease won&#39;t be spread by blood or any other tissue. I don&#39;t eat a lot of red meat anyway, but this could prove a big problem. Some of the major meat processors in the states are already seeing a drop in stocks, even though they say it was only one cow and it has been destroyed. Still makes you think...I guess if I got good in Sam, you would all know that I have mad cow.
Yep I agree...gonna get worse before it gets better&#33;

[Dangerous Dan]

Originally posted by Dissectional@Dec 27 2003, 04:39 AM
Serioulsy tho, Mod, thanks for the quick post....this has got a lot of media play here in the states. The parts affected by mad cow aren&#39;t sold in the US...(brains) but I guess that doesn&#39;t mean that the disease won&#39;t be spread by blood or any other tissue. I don&#39;t eat a lot of red meat anyway, but this could prove a big problem. Some of the major meat processors in the states are already seeing a drop in stocks, even though they say it was only one cow and it has been destroyed. Still makes you think...I guess if I got good in Sam, you would all know that I have mad cow.
this is how it&#39;s spread without eating the brains: Nervous tissue also contains the disease, so when ground beef is made in poor conditions, and those hotdogs that have "by-products" are made, they all have a surprising about of nervou tissue in them... :S i&#39;ll assume you all know what happens from there on :S

[Ra\/en]

Originally posted by Dangerous Dan+Dec 26 2003, 10:01 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Dangerous Dan @ Dec 26 2003, 10:01 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Dissectional@Dec 27 2003, 04:39 AM
Serioulsy tho, Mod, thanks for the quick post....this has got a lot of media play here in the states.&nbsp; The parts affected by mad cow aren&#39;t sold in the US...(brains) but I guess that doesn&#39;t mean that the disease won&#39;t be spread by blood or any other tissue.&nbsp; I don&#39;t eat a lot of red meat anyway, but this could prove a big problem.&nbsp; Some of the major meat processors in the states are already seeing a drop in stocks, even though they say it was only one cow and it has been destroyed.&nbsp; Still makes you think...I guess if I got good in Sam, you would all know that I have mad cow.
this is how it&#39;s spread without eating the brains: Nervous tissue also contains the disease, so when ground beef is made in poor conditions, and those hotdogs that have "by-products" are made, they all have a surprising about of nervou tissue in them... :S i&#39;ll assume you all know what happens from there on :S [/b][/quote]
good ol bio knowledge&#33; hehehehe

[Dangerous Dan]

Originally posted by Ra&#092;/en+Dec 27 2003, 05:07 AM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Ra&#092;/en @ Dec 27 2003, 05:07 AM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>
Originally posted by Dangerous Dan@Dec 26 2003, 10:01 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-Dissectional@Dec 27 2003, 04:39 AM
Serioulsy tho, Mod, thanks for the quick post....this has got a lot of media play here in the states.* The parts affected by mad cow aren&#39;t sold in the US...(brains) but I guess that doesn&#39;t mean that the disease won&#39;t be spread by blood or any other tissue.* I don&#39;t eat a lot of red meat anyway, but this could prove a big problem.* Some of the major meat processors in the states are already seeing a drop in stocks, even though they say it was only one cow and it has been destroyed.* Still makes you think...I guess if I got good in Sam, you would all know that I have mad cow.
this is how it&#39;s spread without eating the brains: Nervous tissue also contains the disease, so when ground beef is made in poor conditions, and those hotdogs that have "by-products" are made, they all have a surprising about of nervou tissue in them... :S i&#39;ll assume you all know what happens from there on :S
good ol bio knowledge&#33; hehehehe [/b][/quote]
i kinda wish i didn&#39;t know that though, toomuch info&#33;&#33;&#33; lol

[Falcor]

I too reside in Alberta and beef being one of our key exports in this province second only to oil and gas it impacted the local economy very hard. Foreign borders are already starting bans on US beef products as they did to ours earlier in the year. This also drastically affects the price of the beef that is deemed safe for sale. I hope that solutions and safety measures can be implemented before this very serious problem has even deeper ramifications than it already has.

P.S. If you are really worried, eat moose, 5000 wolves can&#39;t be wrong :thumbs: