Hamburger at Sams

Dee Dee said:

I briefly heard on the news (radio) this morning something about Sams'
hamburger. For those who shop at Sams, give it a listen.
Dee Dee

More pre-formed frozen burger by-products. AFAIC anyone consuming those
things (can't even be called eating) deserves whatever ills may befall
them.

Dee Dee said:

I briefly heard on the news (radio) this morning something about Sams'
hamburger. For those who shop at Sams, give it a listen.
Dee Dee

Anything worse than the normal "suppliers cut corners because of the low
prices demanded by Walmart and produced contaminated meat"?

Pete C. said:

Dee Dee said:

I briefly heard on the news (radio) this morning something about
Sams' hamburger. For those who shop at Sams, give it a listen.
Dee Dee

More pre-formed frozen burger by-products. AFAIC anyone consuming
those things (can't even be called eating) deserves whatever ills may
befall them.

LOL I have to agree. Sheldon [censored] about people not people grinding their
own beef and sausage. But if you buy frozen ground beef patties you really
have no clue what you're getting.

Quoted message said:

I briefly heard on the news (radio) this morning something about Sams'
hamburger. For those who shop at Sams, give it a listen.
Dee Dee

http://www.kswo.com/Global/story.asp?S=7177579

On Sat, 6 Oct 2007 10:22:26 -0500, "jmcquown" <[email hidden]>

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Pete C. said:

Dee Dee said:

I briefly heard on the news (radio) this morning something about
Sams' hamburger. For those who shop at Sams, give it a listen.
Dee Dee

More pre-formed frozen burger by-products. AFAIC anyone consuming
those things (can't even be called eating) deserves whatever ills may
befall them.

LOL I have to agree. Sheldon [censored] about people not people grinding their
own beef and sausage. But if you buy frozen ground beef patties you really
have no clue what you're getting.

They buy those things and then they insist on cooking them medium rare
or worse. It's like they *want* to get sick.

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Dee Dee said:

I briefly heard on the news (radio) this morning something about Sams'
hamburger. For those who shop at Sams, give it a listen.
Dee Dee

More pre-formed frozen burger by-products. AFAIC anyone consuming those
things (can't even be called eating) deserves whatever ills may befall
them.

So, you think that if you're poor (and thus forced to shop at Sam's), or
perhaps you just have bad taste, or you're trying a new product just to
see how it is, then it's OK if you get potentially fatal food poisoning?
Please explain your logic.

[censored].

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Peter Aitken

Peter A said:

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Dee Dee wrote:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

I briefly heard on the news (radio) this morning something about Sams'
hamburger. For those who shop at Sams, give it a listen.
Dee Dee

Quoted message said:

More pre-formed frozen burger by-products. AFAIC anyone consuming those
things (can't even be called eating) deserves whatever ills may befall
them.

So, you think that if you're poor (and thus forced to shop at Sam's), or
perhaps you just have bad taste, or you're trying a new product just to
see how it is, then it's OK if you get potentially fatal food poisoning?
Please explain your logic.

[censored].> Peter Aitken

Buying preground mystery meat has nothing whatsoer to do with being
economically challenged... has only to do with LAZY and LOW IQ.

Peter A said:

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Quoted message said:

Dee Dee said:

I briefly heard on the news (radio) this morning something about Sams'
hamburger. For those who shop at Sams, give it a listen.
Dee Dee

More pre-formed frozen burger by-products. AFAIC anyone consuming those
things (can't even be called eating) deserves whatever ills may befall
them.

So, you think that if you're poor (and thus forced to shop at Sam's), or
perhaps you just have bad taste, or you're trying a new product just to
see how it is, then it's OK if you get potentially fatal food poisoning?
Please explain your logic.

[censored].

--
Peter Aitken

Well there are some idiotic assumptions. Being poor doesn't mean you
have to buy frozen burger by-products, nor does it force you to shop at
Sam's. Indeed the poor probably can't afford to shop at Sam's because
the package sizes are so big and not cheap. As for the bad taste to
consume such junk, yes, they deserve it, just as the people who eat
nothing but fast food deserve to be obese as most of them are. Personal
responsibility.

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As for the bad taste to
consume such junk, yes, they deserve it, just as the people who eat
nothing but fast food deserve to be obese as most of them are.

Apparently you are illiterate. The topic has nothing to do with being
obese, it has to do with getting an e coli infection from the meat - and
the person I was responding to said the people who buy that meat
"deserve" it.

Maybe you should exercise your "personal responsibility" and take an
adult literacy class.

--
Peter Aitken

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Quoted message said:

As for the bad taste to
consume such junk, yes, they deserve it, just as the people who eat
nothing but fast food deserve to be obese as most of them are.

Apparently you are illiterate. The topic has nothing to do with being
obese, it has to do with getting an e coli infection from the meat - and
the person I was responding to said the people who buy that meat
"deserve" it.

Maybe you should exercise your "personal responsibility" and take an
adult literacy class.

--
Peter Aitken

In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

Quoted message said:

As for the bad taste to
consume such junk, yes, they deserve it, just as the people who eat
nothing but fast food deserve to be obese as most of them are.

Apparently you are illiterate. The topic has nothing to do with being
obese, it has to do with getting an e coli infection from the meat - and
the person I was responding to said the people who buy that meat
"deserve" it.

Maybe you should exercise your "personal responsibility" and take an
adult literacy class.

--
Peter Aitken

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Peter A said:

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Dee Dee wrote:

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> I briefly heard on the news (radio) this morning something about
> Sams'
> hamburger. For those who shop at Sams, give it a listen.
> Dee Dee

Quoted message said:

More pre-formed frozen burger by-products. AFAIC anyone consuming those
things (can't even be called eating) deserves whatever ills may befall
them.

So, you think that if you're poor (and thus forced to shop at Sam's), or
perhaps you just have bad taste, or you're trying a new product just to
see how it is, then it's OK if you get potentially fatal food poisoning?
Please explain your logic.

[censored].> Peter Aitken

Buying preground mystery meat has nothing whatsoer to do with being
economically challenged... has only to do with LAZY and LOW IQ.

Don't forget something you said once: You don't like your local supermarket.
But, don't become Omaload and pretend stores in other places are identical
to yours. There *are* stores which grind their own meat correctly, and you
can trust the stuff.

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Peter A said:

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Dee Dee wrote:

Quoted message said:

> I briefly heard on the news (radio) this morning something about
> Sams'
> hamburger. For those who shop at Sams, give it a listen.
> Dee Dee

Quoted message said:

More pre-formed frozen burger by-products. AFAIC anyone consuming those
things (can't even be called eating) deserves whatever ills may befall
them.

So, you think that if you're poor (and thus forced to shop at Sam's), or
perhaps you just have bad taste, or you're trying a new product just to
see how it is, then it's OK if you get potentially fatal food poisoning?
Please explain your logic.

[censored].> Peter Aitken

Buying preground mystery meat has nothing whatsoer to do with being
economically challenged... has only to do with LAZY and LOW IQ.

Don't forget something you said once: You don't like your local supermarket.
But, don't become Omaload and pretend stores in other places are identical
to yours. There *are* stores which grind their own meat correctly, and you
can trust the stuff.

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Peter A said:

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Dee Dee wrote:

Quoted message said:

> I briefly heard on the news (radio) this morning something about
> Sams'
> hamburger. For those who shop at Sams, give it a listen.
> Dee Dee

Quoted message said:

More pre-formed frozen burger by-products. AFAIC anyone consuming those
things (can't even be called eating) deserves whatever ills may befall
them.

So, you think that if you're poor (and thus forced to shop at Sam's), or
perhaps you just have bad taste, or you're trying a new product just to
see how it is, then it's OK if you get potentially fatal food poisoning?
Please explain your logic.

[censored].> Peter Aitken

Buying preground mystery meat has nothing whatsoer to do with being
economically challenged... has only to do with LAZY and LOW IQ.

Don't forget something you said once: You don't like your local supermarket.
But, don't become Omaload and pretend stores in other places are identical
to yours. There *are* stores which grind their own meat correctly, and you
can trust the stuff.

JoeSpareBedroom said:

Don't forget something you said once: You don't like your local supermarket.
But, don't become Omaload and pretend stores in other places are identical
to yours. There *are* stores which grind their own meat correctly, and you
can trust the stuff.

And for all the bragging and [censored] Sheldon spews about grocery
stores and delis, it kinda makes you wonder what kind of gourmet
[censored] he shops.

-sw

Peter A said:

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Dee Dee said:

I briefly heard on the news (radio) this morning something about Sams'
hamburger. For those who shop at Sams, give it a listen.
Dee Dee

More pre-formed frozen burger by-products. AFAIC anyone consuming those
things (can't even be called eating) deserves whatever ills may befall
them.

So, you think that if you're poor (and thus forced to shop at Sam's),

Why would someone who is poor be forced to shop at Sams? There are
better and less expensive markets. They may just not have tires, garden
furniture and 100lb bags of fertilizer.

or

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perhaps you just have bad taste, or you're trying a new product just to
see how it is, then it's OK if you get potentially fatal food poisoning?
Please explain your logic.

[censored].

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JoeSpareBedroom said:

Don't forget something you said once: You don't like your local
supermarket.
But, don't become Omaload and pretend stores in other places are
identical
to yours. There *are* stores which grind their own meat correctly, and
you
can trust the stuff.

And for all the bragging and [censored] Sheldon spews about grocery
stores and delis, it kinda makes you wonder what kind of gourmet
[censored] he shops.

-sw

According to him, there aren't any. It's a wasteland for shoppers.

Peter A said:

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As for the bad taste to
consume such junk, yes, they deserve it, just as the people who eat
nothing but fast food deserve to be obese as most of them are.

Apparently you are illiterate. The topic has nothing to do with being
obese, it has to do with getting an e coli infection from the meat - and
the person I was responding to said the people who buy that meat
"deserve" it.

Maybe you should exercise your "personal responsibility" and take an
adult literacy class.

--
Peter Aitken

Hey dimwit, you were responding to me, and I said that people who buy
and consume low grade frozen pre-formed burger byproduct deserve what
ills may befall them.

George said:

Peter A said:

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Dee Dee wrote:
> I briefly heard on the news (radio) this morning something about Sams'
> hamburger. For those who shop at Sams, give it a listen.
> Dee Dee
More pre-formed frozen burger by-products. AFAIC anyone consuming those
things (can't even be called eating) deserves whatever ills may befall
them.

So, you think that if you're poor (and thus forced to shop at Sam's),

Why would someone who is poor be forced to shop at Sams? There are
better and less expensive markets. They may just not have tires, garden
furniture and 100lb bags of fertilizer.

More importantly, Sam's sells in vary large packages for the most part,
so thing are not cheap there. The poor folks would be more likely to
shop at WalMart since they sell more "normal" sized packages.