Warning! Puppies bite!

[Guest guest]

I don't believe in coincidences. After my undoubtedly accurate but

admittedly unflattering comparison regarding the MDA inspectors, Warren

called me to tell me of a rather nasty letter he had received regarding

the guinea and quail eggs that I had at the Warehouse. It seems there

were hairs (reportedly dog, cat and human) on the egg cartons. Oh, my

God. I sincerely pray no one is eating the egg cartons.

I didn't go out to the mail box yesterday and missed a phone call from

the MDA so I expect to hear about this horrible circumstance in person,

later. Warren says the letter he got threatened legal action against

him. The puppies have teeth and are searching for pant legs to test

them on!

Anyway, people with interests in raw milk or any other type of food that

the MDA or USDA doesn't want you to eat, take note. Either this list

has, as a member, someone from the MDA or else someone is forwarding

posts on this list to the MDA.

Regarding the egg cartons: It is LEGAL to re-use egg cartons as long as

no eggs have been previously broken inside the carton. That is the

only stipulation regarding reusing egg cartons that I have ever heard

of. People give me egg cartons, knowing that I need them. Sometimes I

come home to find a huge bag of them sitting next to the garage and have

no idea of who dropped them off. Admittedly, I own both cats and dogs

and am a human. However, I have no control over any hairs that might

come in on a used egg carton and I have no control over hairs that might

get on an egg carton after it leaves my place. Without DNA testing of

myself and my cats and dogs, there is no way to know where any hair that

gets on the egg carton might have come from. I certainly am not

purposely adding hairs to the egg cartons and I do bang/shake them off

before putting eggs in them. If anyone knows how to wash a paper egg

carton, please forward that information to me. Whenever they get wet

here, they seem to disintegrate. (BTW, egg cartons are made from

recycled paper. Could there be hairs in there?...)

I can't say that I have ever noticed a hair of any kind on the egg

cartons but I do need new glasses and can't afford to buy them so its

possible that I just haven't seen these horrible, horrible hairs. At any

rate, please don't eat the egg cartons; you might get a hair stuck

between your teeth.

Pat Z.