Now, This Is Too Much - Scientists Call
for Ban on Bacon
Posted By: Hazymac, 10/25/2025 5:29:42 PM
There's an old internet meme going around that depicts a plate of bacon and eggs, with the caption, "They say every strip of bacon you eat takes six minutes off your life. If that were true, I'd have died in 1788." I don't know as I've eaten quite that much bacon in my life, but I've sure had some, and will probably have quite a bit more. Bacon is meat candy; it's a gift pigs give us when we're good. So, of course, some people are trying to take it away. Scientists are calling for a ban on supermarket bacon and ham after the chemicals used in their production were linked
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So, of course, some people are trying to take it away.
Scientists are calling for a ban on supermarket bacon and ham after the chemicals used in their production were linked
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There's an old internet meme going around that depicts a plate of bacon and eggs, with the caption, "They say every strip of bacon you eat takes six minutes off your life. If that were true, I'd have died in 1788." I don't know as I've eaten quite that much bacon in my life, but I've sure had some, and will probably have quite a bit more. Bacon is meat candy; it's a gift pigs give us when we're good.
So, of course, some people are trying to take it away.
Scientists are calling for a ban on supermarket bacon and ham after the chemicals used in their production were linked
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For all the unity that the Democratic Party projects, there’s actually a lot of drama behind the scenes, and it’s nice to see the details finally come out.
According to a new tell-all on last year’s campaign, Joe Biden spent the last weeks of his re-election meltdown dodging phone calls—not from reporters or donors, but from Barack Obama himself. For two full weeks before he finally bailed out last July, Biden reportedly refused to take his old boss’s calls. And get this: even after he quit, he gave Obama the cold shoulder for another month.
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