I didn't see the video of the Dalai Lama but I had read about it, no one even mentioned everyone around him was wearing a mask but no concern for the kid? What? lol.

I stroll through the Gateway Pundit once a week or every other and I came across that video of Dylan taking a bubble bath while on hold on the phone sipping a bud light. The comments in that posting had me rolling in laughter.

Now you know what you need to do to get millions of follower, just put on some skid mark skeebies and do a roll over. Who knew?

Here you'd have to buy the all natural really heavy grain wheat bread to pay close to six bucks for it. The lighter 100% whole wheat bread runs for about 1.70 for store brand, closer to 2.50 for name brand breads. I shop for everyone because I am more savvy at it but won't pay out the 2.50 for WW Bread. I have to alternate between white and wheat because of how much everyone goes through. White isn't good for you but it'd be expensive to go buy enough bread at 100% WW. If I buy to much white bread the line for the bathroom can get lengthy, everyone all stuck up in there trying to go but can't...lol.

I have my doubts about the cattlemen association putting mRNA vaccines in cattle. Their part of the base that refused to take the experimental vaccine so why would they use it on their cattle. A lobbyist is just that, someone motivated by money to lobby on behalf of a company or organization but someone motivated by money can also be motivated by others to say stuff that's not true...being just because he used it in his cattle does not mean that's necessarily what the cattlemen's association is doing. Here's a fine point that addresses that also, what vaccinations they do give cattle, if any as they've tended to move away from vaccinating cattle unless really necessary over previous uproars over it, have been around for years and are inexpensive to obtain. So why would the cattlemen want to add an additional cost of a new more expensive vaccine? Doesn't add up. Plus if it's the covid vaccine it can't be put in food, it's against Department of Defense rules. From what I can see there's been little funding contributed for studies and it hasn't gone beyond studies on mice. Texas put out a statement that read: I aim to ensure that Texas agriculture remains safe, trusted, healthy, and wholly uninfected by dangerous or unproven technology." I am sure we'll see more statements like that from red states to assure the population there isn't any mRNA in meat. Since there doesn't appear that I can find any FDA approved mRNA vaccines for livestock it should be looked into exactly what that guy meant and if he violated any laws.