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tidbits wrote:Allow me to add some related links here:
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China's sewage cooking oil. (no requirement of Cantonese language to enjoy the video)
& China goes organic after scandal of cooking oil from sewers: (archive Aug 2010)
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/china/7971983/China-goes-organic-after-scandal-of-cooking-oil-from-sewers.html
Level3 wrote:Only problem is the Chinese execs who get executed are probably just the ones who aren't connected to important members of the Communist party
Farmers in eastern China have been left perplexed after their watermelons began to explode one by one.
An investigation by state media found farms in Jiangsu province were losing acres of fruit because of the problem.
The overuse of a chemical that helps fruit grow faster was blamed in one report by China Central Television.
But agriculture experts were unable to explain why chemical-free melons were exploding. They cited the weather and abnormal size of the melon as factors.
China Central Television said farmers were overspraying their crops with the growth promoter, hoping they could get their fruit to market ahead of the peak season and increase their profits.
Samurai_Jerk wrote:China farmers face 'exploding' watermelon problem
Farmers in eastern China have been left perplexed after their watermelons began to explode one by one.
According to the Xinhua news agency, 20 farmers in a village in Jiangsu province planted imported seeds from Japan, with 10 households saying their watermelons began exploding last month.
Mike Oxlong wrote:[SIZE="4"]Why China Struggles with Food Safety[/SIZE]
BigInJapan wrote:Hmm, that's funny as my father-in-law here in Japan has been growing watermelons for years, and I've never heard of one "blowing up".
I have seen Okinawan goya (look like warty cucumbers) that have gone to seed, and they split open (albeit not "blowing up" per se). Maybe the chemicals (or something already in the soil) accelerated the growth to the point of splitting open.
China Central Television said farmers were overspraying their crops with the growth promoter, hoping they could get their fruit to market ahead of the peak season and increase their profits.
Thug4Life wrote:Japan already has a very tasty and healthy solution to the upcoming world famine:
Thug4Life wrote:Also, I recently read where they actually eat human meat in Russia and North Korea. And did you ever notice how amazingly beautiful Russian and North Korean women are?
Uhhhhmmmmm....
Samurai_Jerk wrote:A cannibalistic serial killer is not the same thing as starving people in North Korea eating humans as a last resort. You are thick as a fucking brick with just enough crazy to make you persistently annoying.
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