xcheopis posted:

Some dairy farms are dumping their excess, some are feeding calves, and some aren't dumping at all.

bird with big dick posted:

I loving love tuna melts. Any tuna melt. Even the worst tuna melt on the planet is still delicious.

dee eight posted:

i have eaten exactly one (1) tuna melt in my life and that was because i was getting paid to eat it

you can have ALL the tuna melts and i don't mind

bird with big dick posted:

Yeah I'm not driving all the way to Fairfield to buy a pig in a box.

Colonel Cancer posted:

Warm tuna is disgusting but you gotta get the heavy metals somehow

Big Beef City posted:

Nothing gets hit harder than the pig anus industry. Nothing.

popewiles posted:

A good article:
https://www.salon.com/2020/04/29/jared-kushners-princely-arrogance-set-back-the-coronavirus-response-by-weeks-report/.

Big Beef City posted:

Nothing gets hit harder than the pig anus industry. Nothing.

Mierenneuker posted:

While the hog rectum industry has indeed been hit hard, the calamari industry is somehow flourishing

popewiles posted:

https://twitter.com/markmobility/st...ingawful.com%2F

Not a joke

popewiles posted:

A good article:
https://www.salon.com/2020/04/29/jared-kushners-princely-arrogance-set-back-the-coronavirus-response-by-weeks-report/

HugeGrossBurrito posted:

Hazo posted:

Also despite the stereotype, canned light tuna (usually skipjack) has a relatively low-to-medium amount of methylmercury in it. Not saying you should stuff your face with it every meal, but maybe save your rage for the billfish/mackerel/mahi/fresh tuna eaters.

HugeGrossBurrito posted:

popewiles posted:

https://twitter.com/markmobility/st...ingawful.com%2F

Not a joke

HugeGrossBurrito posted:

Il Federale posted:

just remember to buy your tuna from here

https://www.goldbelly.com/sables-smoked-fish/sables-tuna-salad?ref=category

dee eight posted:

i have eaten exactly one (1) tuna melt in my life and that was because i was getting paid to eat it

you can have ALL the tuna melts and i don't mind

Cacafuego posted:

This dope’s repeated attempts to leave need to be recorded and accompanied by Yakety Sax, included with footage of his wife laughing

Hazo posted:

The way he keeps talking about his kids just makes me think of the old "Mike Huckabee's Rotund F*ggot Sons" jokes

Spinz posted:

Here's your tuna sandwich
https://mashable.com/article/senator-warner-cursed-tuna-sandwich/

ruddiger posted:

Things are looking pretty bleak, but at least I was able to have a good laugh this morning thanks to the goon who implied 2nd amendment zealots would have joined the workers revolution if only they weren't made fun of so hard. This thread never fails to deliver.

Famethrowa posted:

it's always just been "large adult sons" everywhere I've seen it so I'm not sure where that slur version came from.

bird with big dick posted:

this is violence

Hazo posted:

It's definitely not appropriate anymore (not that it was super cool at the time) but I remember it being passed around on the forums a few years ago when it came out that his kids enjoyed torturing dogs to death and he used his influence to get them off scot-free.

Hazo posted:

HugeGrossBurrito posted:

i am harry posted:

What the gently caress is this stupid horseshit https://www.goldbelly.com/lazzaras-pizza-cafe-and-restaurant/cheese-pizza-4-pack

Hmm, $40 loving dollars for a box of beignet mix and some chicory coffee is this like the Nordstrom of food?
https://www.goldbelly.com/cafe-du-monde/002-cafe-du-monde-coffee-and-beignets

bird with big dick posted:

What the gently caress

quote:

New York (CNN Business)Meat processing plant workers are concerned about President Donald Trump's executive order that compels plants to remain open during the coronavirus pandemic. Some say they expect staff will refuse to come to work.

"All I know is, this is crazy to me, because I can't see all these people going back into work," said Donald, who works at Tyson's Waterloo, Iowa, facility. "I don't think people are going to go back in there."

Donald asked to be referred to by his first name only. He is currently recovering after testing positive for the virus.
"I'm still trying to figure out: What is he going to do, force them to stay open? Force people to go to work?" he asked.
CNN Business has spoken to employees in several Tyson plants who do not want to be named for fear of losing their jobs.

On Tuesday, Trump signed the order after some companies, such as Tyson Foods, were considering only keeping 20% of their facilities open. The vast majority of processing plants could have shut down — which would have reduced processing capacity in the country by as much as 80%, an official familiar with the order told CNN.

Over the past several weeks, a number of major meat suppliers have announced temporary closures as workers fall ill with Covid-19. The United Food and Commercial Workers International Union estimated Tuesday that 20 meatpacking and food processing workers have died so far.

The situation has gotten so severe, company executives warned, that the US meat supply could be at risk. John Tyson, chairman of the Tyson (TSN)board, warned of limited supply if plant shortages continue.

By signing the order, Trump declared these plants part of critical infrastructure in the United States.

"We're going to sign an executive order today, I believe, and that'll solve any liability problems," Trump said on Tuesday.
One worker who is employed at Tyson's Waterloo, Iowa, facility held out hope regarding Trump's order.

"All in all, it can be a good thing if done right," the person said. "But my faith in this administration has never been strong and is nonexistent currently. I wanna know what these added 'liability protections' are going to be."
Other workers are skeptical.

"I just don't know how they're going to do it when there are people dying and getting really sick," said an employee of Tyson's Independence, Iowa, plant. "Who's to say people are even gonna show up to work?"