Are we allowed to speculate what it is.
This would also keep the thread bumped until Woofy finished with his latest batch of GI girls and came in here.
Camel's milk could become the latest super food to hit the shelves of health food shops and upmarket retailers.
The United Nations is calling for the milk, which is rich in vitamins B and C and has 10 times more iron than cow's milk, to be sold to the West.
Camel's milk, which is slightly saltier than traditional milk, is drunk widely across the Arab world and is well suited to cheese production.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4930094.stm
This would also keep the thread bumped until Woofy finished with his latest batch of GI girls and came in here.
Camel's milk could become the latest super food to hit the shelves of health food shops and upmarket retailers.
The United Nations is calling for the milk, which is rich in vitamins B and C and has 10 times more iron than cow's milk, to be sold to the West.
Camel's milk, which is slightly saltier than traditional milk, is drunk widely across the Arab world and is well suited to cheese production.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4930094.stm
eek. said:Are we allowed to speculate what it is.
This would also keep the thread bumped until Woofy finished with his latest batch of GI girls and came in here.
Camel's milk could become the latest super food to hit the shelves of health food shops and upmarket retailers.
The United Nations is calling for the milk, which is rich in vitamins B and C and has 10 times more iron than cow's milk, to be sold to the West.
Camel's milk, which is slightly saltier than traditional milk, is drunk widely across the Arab world and is well suited to cheese production.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4930094.stm
No but very interesting
eek. said:Are we allowed to speculate what it is.
This would also keep the thread bumped until Woofy finished with his latest batch of GI girls and came in here.
Camel's milk could become the latest super food to hit the shelves of health food shops and upmarket retailers.
The United Nations is calling for the milk, which is rich in vitamins B and C and has 10 times more iron than cow's milk, to be sold to the West.
Camel's milk, which is slightly saltier than traditional milk, is drunk widely across the Arab world and is well suited to cheese production.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4930094.stm
AM Costa Rica already posted an article yesterday on camel's milk. Some swiss chocolate company is receiving investments from a Dubai company to make chocolates. I really don't think Costa rica will start importing camels to make milk. I still think the cows are better, plus they drool less.
BDizz..
eek. said:Are we allowed to speculate what it is.
This would also keep the thread bumped until Woofy finished with his latest batch of GI girls and came in here.
Camel's milk could become the latest super food to hit the shelves of health food shops and upmarket retailers.
The United Nations is calling for the milk, which is rich in vitamins B and C and has 10 times more iron than cow's milk, to be sold to the West.
Camel's milk, which is slightly saltier than traditional milk, is drunk widely across the Arab world and is well suited to cheese production.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4930094.stm
Maybe the UN can set up an oil-for-camels milk deal with Iran?
Vitamin B AND C AND iron......what else does a crumbcruncher need?
eek. said:Are we allowed to speculate what it is.
This would also keep the thread bumped until Woofy finished with his latest batch of GI girls and came in here.
Camel's milk could become the latest super food to hit the shelves of health food shops and upmarket retailers.
The United Nations is calling for the milk, which is rich in vitamins B and C and has 10 times more iron than cow's milk, to be sold to the West.
Camel's milk, which is slightly saltier than traditional milk, is drunk widely across the Arab world and is well suited to cheese production.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4930094.stm
GI girls? Sounds like fun...but eek I have another month before I enjoy the next foreign holiday.
KB, I sent a request to Wil, but why not share it with the forum?
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DAWOOFDADDY said:
Actually sure, I just wanted you opinon on it first but a good friend of mine is pushing Uranium companies, he sent me a sheet of Data discussing the gap between production and demand, it all looks tempting but I am still a novice with a lot of this
The companies he is pushing are www.internationalranger.com and www.thelonventures.com
both are trading less than $0.35 what are your thoughts on it?
Im very bullish on uranium and am going to buy both of these stocks.
Basically everything with gold, silver, uranium written on it is going higher in the next several years.
I believe Vancouver will be the wealthiest city in North America as these commodity based companies skyrocket in price.
Cameco is the best large cap uranium play and if you dont own that stock, I recommend you buy it.
Thanks for the info.
Basically everything with gold, silver, uranium written on it is going higher in the next several years.
I believe Vancouver will be the wealthiest city in North America as these commodity based companies skyrocket in price.
Cameco is the best large cap uranium play and if you dont own that stock, I recommend you buy it.
Thanks for the info.
FWIW, to give an idea how bullish the uranium companies have been (and will continue) being.
Cameco is signing contracts for uranium delivery that have a guaranteed price floor, but do not have an upside price limit.
Basically these uranium companies are coining money.
Heck, even eek may give his seal of approval of Cameco and/or other uranium plays.
Cameco is signing contracts for uranium delivery that have a guaranteed price floor, but do not have an upside price limit.
Basically these uranium companies are coining money.
Heck, even eek may give his seal of approval of Cameco and/or other uranium plays.
At least now we know why the Arabs are so f##ked up! Camel Milk! LOL! Next thing you know they'll be recommending that you blow the camel and that's even better for you!eek. said:Are we allowed to speculate what it is.
This would also keep the thread bumped until Woofy finished with his latest batch of GI girls and came in here.
Camel's milk could become the latest super food to hit the shelves of health food shops and upmarket retailers.
The United Nations is calling for the milk, which is rich in vitamins B and C and has 10 times more iron than cow's milk, to be sold to the West.
Camel's milk, which is slightly saltier than traditional milk, is drunk widely across the Arab world and is well suited to cheese production.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4930094.stm
:lolBIG: I couldn't afford to buy me some TITS! Might be able to rent a few shares though!bdizzle said:Speaking of stock... check out this ticker symbol: TITS. It has been "bouncing" in my portfolio ever since I bought a couple shares!Imonna go get some more shares tonight during "after hours" trading
BDizz..
