Booooo

[WeaselKing]

That is all.

[Rav'n]

No.... that is NOT all!!
















THIS IS ALL!

[WeaselKing]

No.... that is NOT all!!
















THIS IS ALL!

Couldn't you at least set it to the tune of a song? Geez.

[Anastasios]

Umm...Haloween is like 7 months away...I think I got my costume worked out in my head, now I just need to make it a reality.

Anyone got any Jello, preferably Lime? Oh and a 10'x10'x10' mold and a refrigerated semi trailer I could hang out in for about a day or so? I'll bring the Snorkel.

[ArkoHighStar]

I have no comment on this thread all requests for coments should be directed to the cube giggling to my left

[ArkoHighStar]

Umm...Haloween is like 7 months away...I think I got my costume worked out in my head, now I just need to make it a reality.

Anyone got any Jello, preferably Lime? Oh and a 10'x10'x10' mold and a refrigerated semi trailer I could hang out in for about a day or so? I'll bring the Snorkel.

thats a lot of jello

[Aesop]

thats a lot of jello

There is always room for a 10' cube of jello

[ArkoHighStar]

There is always room for a 10' cube of jello

true very true

[unionyes]

I used to work in a beef slaughterhouse. I know what goes into Jello.

Did you know that the exact same stuff is used in pavement, plastics, and cosmetics (with the addition of Vitamin E from a big barrel)?

Did you know that not only hooves go into Jello, but bones, bone marrow, and gristle? And by gristle I mean the really really tough, virtually unchewable ligaments on a boney old milk cow.

All that stuff gets thrown into a huge cooker, and 'rendered' (not to be confused with the transport of terror suspects to countries that don't get squeamish about torturing people) at a very high temperature until they are boiled into a sludgy paste. The paste is dehydrated at a different plant, pulverized into a powder, then the granules are mixed with color and flavor powders, put into a box, and shipped to your store.

Yum.

[Anastasios]

I used to work in a beef slaughterhouse. I know what goes into Jello.

Did you know that the exact same stuff is used in pavement, plastics, and cosmetics (with the addition of Vitamin E from a big barrel)?

Did you know that not only hooves go into Jello, but bones, bone marrow, and gristle? And by gristle I mean the really really tough, virtually unchewable ligaments on a boney old milk cow.

All that stuff gets thrown into a huge cooker, and 'rendered' (not to be confused with the transport of terror suspects to countries that don't get squeamish about torturing people) at a very high temperature until they are boiled into a sludgy paste. The paste is dehydrated at a different plant, pulverized into a powder, then the granules are mixed with color and flavor powders, put into a box, and shipped to your store.

Yum.

Good times...ever chewed tobacco? That's also a good one for people to know about also...anyone ever spent sometime in the military can tell you that the 'bug juice' can clean just about anything....

Sometimes best not to think about it, but it's fun knowing!!

[Moonblood]

Bill Cosby must be notified

[Mazeratti]

I used to work in a beef slaughterhouse. I know what goes into Jello.

Did you know that the exact same stuff is used in pavement, plastics, and cosmetics (with the addition of Vitamin E from a big barrel)?

Did you know that not only hooves go into Jello, but bones, bone marrow, and gristle? And by gristle I mean the really really tough, virtually unchewable ligaments on a boney old milk cow.

All that stuff gets thrown into a huge cooker, and 'rendered' (not to be confused with the transport of terror suspects to countries that don't get squeamish about torturing people) at a very high temperature until they are boiled into a sludgy paste. The paste is dehydrated at a different plant, pulverized into a powder, then the granules are mixed with color and flavor powders, put into a box, and shipped to your store.

Yum.

That explains alot actually

I am undeterred, I still like Jelly... all colours Im not fussy, add icecream = heaven in a bowl

[Lawrence_V._Sullivan]

I used to work in a beef slaughterhouse. I know what goes into Jello.

Did you know that the exact same stuff is used in pavement, plastics, and cosmetics (with the addition of Vitamin E from a big barrel)?

Did you know that not only hooves go into Jello, but bones, bone marrow, and gristle? And by gristle I mean the really really tough, virtually unchewable ligaments on a boney old milk cow.

All that stuff gets thrown into a huge cooker, and 'rendered' (not to be confused with the transport of terror suspects to countries that don't get squeamish about torturing people) at a very high temperature until they are boiled into a sludgy paste. The paste is dehydrated at a different plant, pulverized into a powder, then the granules are mixed with color and flavor powders, put into a box, and shipped to your store.

Yum.

holy cr@p, gristle? i always thought gristle was gross, but now i know that it is totally yummy. do the different flavors of jello come from the different flavored cows gristle? like does strawberry jello come from the same milk cows that put out that Nestles strawberry milk that i love so darn much? i sure hope so. i sure do hope so.

[Jesen]

I used to work in a beef slaughterhouse. I know what goes into Jello.

Did you know that the exact same stuff is used in pavement, plastics, and cosmetics (with the addition of Vitamin E from a big barrel)?

Did you know that not only hooves go into Jello, but bones, bone marrow, and gristle? And by gristle I mean the really really tough, virtually unchewable ligaments on a boney old milk cow.

All that stuff gets thrown into a huge cooker, and 'rendered' (not to be confused with the transport of terror suspects to countries that don't get squeamish about torturing people) at a very high temperature until they are boiled into a sludgy paste. The paste is dehydrated at a different plant, pulverized into a powder, then the granules are mixed with color and flavor powders, put into a box, and shipped to your store.

Yum.

So, the fact that the cow is not going to waste and they are trying to use as much of it as possible is a bad thing? We could be just taking the prime cuts and throwing away the rest.

It may sound disgusting, but in reality humans have been eating a lot more disgusting things for a long time.

Here are some examples:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0EjEcKH6fk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6npoM...eature=related
(Not for people with a weak stomach!)

I'll keep my Jello thanks

[dopey69]

So, the fact that the cow is not going to waste and they are trying to use as much of it as possible is a bad thing? We could be just taking the prime cuts and throwing away the rest.

It may sound disgusting, but in reality humans have been eating a lot more disgusting things for a long time.

Here are some examples:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0EjEcKH6fk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6npoM...eature=related
(Not for people with a weak stomach!)

I'll keep my Jello thanks

all fine and well but i for one have eaten my last bowl of jello

[fraktur]

I always felt funny about the term "Jell-O Mold"...

now I have further support in my uneasiness!

[Deadz]

Personally, i'm more grossed out by a 10' cube of jello that tastes like Anastasios funk then what they put in it.

[unionyes]

So, the fact that the cow is not going to waste and they are trying to use as much of it as possible is a bad thing? We could be just taking the prime cuts and throwing away the rest.

It may sound disgusting, but in reality humans have been eating a lot more disgusting things for a long time.

Here are some examples:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0EjEcKH6fk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6npoM...eature=related
(Not for people with a weak stomach!)

I'll keep my Jello thanks

I am not saying it is a bad thing at all. As a matter of fact, I had a bowl of jello with my kids last weekend. I also still eat and enjoy hamburger, steaks, roasts, anything off of a cow. I wouldn't turn down insulin either, if I was diabetic.

However, we don't actually take the prime cuts and throw the rest away. For the most part, we take the prime cuts and sell the rest overseas. It was a monthly event to have buyers from Asia or Europe come and tour the plant and negotiate for thousands of pounds of things like button bones, cheek meat, slunk, and other stuff like that.

The byproducts, like jello ingredients, get used here because they aren't worth shipping in their unprocessed state. Only after they have been turned into Jello or lipstick or asphalt roofing tiles are they profitable to transport.

[Starlytes]

I used to work in a beef slaughterhouse. I know what goes into Jello.

Did you know that the exact same stuff is used in pavement, plastics, and cosmetics (with the addition of Vitamin E from a big barrel)?

Did you know that not only hooves go into Jello, but bones, bone marrow, and gristle? And by gristle I mean the really really tough, virtually unchewable ligaments on a boney old milk cow.

All that stuff gets thrown into a huge cooker, and 'rendered' (not to be confused with the transport of terror suspects to countries that don't get squeamish about torturing people) at a very high temperature until they are boiled into a sludgy paste. The paste is dehydrated at a different plant, pulverized into a powder, then the granules are mixed with color and flavor powders, put into a box, and shipped to your store.

Yum.

Ever seen how hotdogs are made?


I did once...have not eaten one ever since....