FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for August 27, 2011
August 26, 2011
August 29, 2011
Transcript:
Peter: So I'm watching the discovery channel last night... When it shows this mother bird feeding regurgitated worm chunks to her young. And all I can think is... Paige: Lucky birds? Peter: You saw it, too? Andy: Kids, your curvy loaf is getting cold.
BigChiefDesoto almost 13 years ago
That’s all they need is curry tofu!!
lewisbower almost 13 years ago
Wish you had been my babysitter rather than Aunt Emily.
Poollady almost 13 years ago
Tofu cookies for dessert!
spirit2002 almost 13 years ago
Just watch, they will imitate the baby birds by ‘regurgitating’ mom’s so-called loaf.
Doctor11 almost 13 years ago
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: tofu now and then isn’t bad, but when it comes to kids, giving them meat, milk, and other healthy stuff is a much better idea since too much soy beans can raise their estrogen levels WAY too high.
jkhandy almost 13 years ago
Milk is not ‘healthy stuff’ Doc11, what do you think is in milk? Estrogen! Along with growth hormones, antibiotics and pus, to name a few. America has sure swallowed the dairy industries slogan, “It does a body good” hook, line and sinker. Milk is for baby cows, not humans. Just as a human mother’s breast milk is for her human baby.
edgeways almost 13 years ago
eh… Correlation does not imply causation and all of that. It is pretty well established scientifically that human breast milk is the best thing imuno system wise for young babies, so throwing out a “well I never heard about this when I was a kid and we where all bottled fed” doesn’t really do much to address the question of increased allergies (if there is indeed such a thing and higher rates it is not just a case of increased reporting/better diagnosis). Heck, 50-60 years ago no one talked about cancer, but it was pretty prevalent. People didn’t talk about depression, it was just “nerves”. If one where to start seriously looking for causes of possible increased allergen reactions it might be wise to start looking at mass introduced artificial consumables into in the food supply. Keep in mind breast feeding was the norm for literally millions of years prior to that thin slice of time where we abandoned it. Instead, perhaps look at the current petrolatum (!) based food coloring that evidence has slowly been incriminating as a contributing factor to hyperactivity in some kids, or, High Fructose Corn Syrup, or.. just the incredible explosion of soda consumption in the last 20-30 years. There are plenty of nasty things in the food supply currently, breast milk, except when contaminated, is not one of them.
jimboylan almost 11 years ago
What, no beet loaf?