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Aren't veggies criminal in Iowa? Being as their biggest export is...notActually, all you veggies are very lucky because Iowa City (unlike the rest of the state) has many vegetarians in residence. We even have one all vegetarian restaurant that serves mostly organic food, and an Indian restaurant that serves all vegetarian, and mostly vegan food. Two of the diners serve veggie burgers and fake bacon. Of course, those are the exceptions...Not to worry the carnivores though, there's plenty of cow and pig to go around.
missles, butYum yum, love that Iowa corn-fed beef!
Cara
>Hey! I love animals and I eat them.
>Just like I love my family and I ate them.
>
>...perhaps I've said too much.
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: brad rothbart [SMTP:scrdchao@nni.com]
>> Sent: Friday, January 07, 2000 1:10 PM
>> To: rat-list@whirl-i-gig.com
>> Subject: RE: RAT about cabages, etc
>>
>> >Let me be the first to gleefully tell that there is no registration or
>> place
>> >to report your noncarnivorous habits.
>> >
>> >I liked your suggestion of annual report reading. "Aerospace" (which
>> really
>> >means weapons) is the US biggest export. Entertainment is the second
>> >biggest. If you have ever read literature from Boeing or General Dynamics
>> >you know that it's a sureal experience. There is a whole world where
>> people
>> >say things like "The AH-64D Apache Longbow is the most lethal,
>> survivable,
>> >deployable and maintainable multimission combat helicopter in the world."
>> >Without any sense of irony or tragedy. Without any sense that this means
>> >"This nifty helicopter will help you more effectively kill people you
>> don't
>> >like ."
>> >(
>> >http://www.boeing.com/companyoffices/financial/finreports/annual/98annual
>> rep
>> >ort/mil_aircraft.htm , http://www.generaldynamics.com/ ,
>> >http://www.lmco.com/annualreport/98ar.pdf )
>>
>>
>> >
>> RATz,
>>
>> May I also suggest the Janes Defence Weekly. This free weekly emaily
>> reports on al things industrial- who sold what weapons to whom and for how
>> much- who is massing troops on what border and how many- New weapons in
>> dfevlopment- Cities transport buying habits- plant closings and
>> consolidations that affect the military- not just America , but all over
>> the world.
>>
>> goto http://www.janes.com and check it out.
>>
>> Also, you can report that you love animals, and there fore prefer not to
>> eat them near the end of the original invitation- it's either just before
>> or after the hotel stuff...
>>
>> --brad
>>