A ThisisLondon article from don

[Guest guest]

The real Good Life: An entire village turns against supermarkets and grows its own food

It was a sitcom that inspired many a household to live off the land. And although it might not attract the likes of Margo and Jerry to move to the area, an entire village is trying its hand at the Good Life

Full Story: http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23478387-details/The+real+Good+Life%3A+An+entire+village+turns+against+supermarkets+and+grows+its+own+food/article.do

MESSAGE: Interesting concept cant possibly work tho. No FDA, no USDA, no Big Brother, [no sales tax] this village is playing Russian roulette, better stamp this out before other villages are endangered.

[Guest guest]

I am curious

about the last line below. Because I think this idea is EXACTLY what we all

need to do, and the last line seems as though it may be mocking this GREAT

idea. Am I understanding this correctly?

Thank you,

(Sly) Nehrboss

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From: RawDairy [mailto:RawDairy ] On Behalf Of witsen@...

Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2008

11:28 AM

Subject: A ThisisLondon

article from don

The real

Good Life: An entire village turns against supermarkets and grows its own food It

was a sitcom that inspired many a household to live off the land. And although

it might not attract the likes of Margo and Jerry to move to the area, an

entire village is trying its hand at the Good Life Full Story:

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23478387-details/The+real+Good+Life%3A+An+entire+village+turns+against+supermarkets+and+grows+its+own+food/article.do

MESSAGE: Interesting concept cant possibly work tho. No FDA, no USDA, no Big

Brother, [no sales tax] this village is playing Russian roulette, better stamp

this out before other villages are endangered.

[Guest guest]

I am curious

about the last line below. Because I think this idea is EXACTLY what we all

need to do, and the last line seems as though it may be mocking this GREAT

idea. Am I understanding this correctly?

Thank you,

(Sly) Nehrboss

nehrboss@...

From: RawDairy [mailto:RawDairy ] On Behalf Of witsen@...

Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2008

11:28 AM

Subject: A ThisisLondon

article from don

The real

Good Life: An entire village turns against supermarkets and grows its own food It

was a sitcom that inspired many a household to live off the land. And although

it might not attract the likes of Margo and Jerry to move to the area, an

entire village is trying its hand at the Good Life Full Story:

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23478387-details/The+real+Good+Life%3A+An+entire+village+turns+against+supermarkets+and+grows+its+own+food/article.do

MESSAGE: Interesting concept cant possibly work tho. No FDA, no USDA, no Big

Brother, [no sales tax] this village is playing Russian roulette, better stamp

this out before other villages are endangered.

[Guest guest]

I am curious

about the last line below. Because I think this idea is EXACTLY what we all

need to do, and the last line seems as though it may be mocking this GREAT

idea. Am I understanding this correctly?

Thank you,

(Sly) Nehrboss

nehrboss@...

From: RawDairy [mailto:RawDairy ] On Behalf Of witsen@...

Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2008

11:28 AM

Subject: A ThisisLondon

article from don

The real

Good Life: An entire village turns against supermarkets and grows its own food It

was a sitcom that inspired many a household to live off the land. And although

it might not attract the likes of Margo and Jerry to move to the area, an

entire village is trying its hand at the Good Life Full Story:

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23478387-details/The+real+Good+Life%3A+An+entire+village+turns+against+supermarkets+and+grows+its+own+food/article.do

MESSAGE: Interesting concept cant possibly work tho. No FDA, no USDA, no Big

Brother, [no sales tax] this village is playing Russian roulette, better stamp

this out before other villages are endangered.

[Guest guest]

J I should have seen the sarcasm, I too am known for thatJ.

Thank you,

(Sly) Nehrboss

nehrboss@...

From: RawDairy [mailto:RawDairy ] On Behalf Of dewittlinger

Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2008

9:22 AM

To: RawDairy

Subject: Re: A

ThisisLondon article from don

> No I was not mocking their effort, I wish my small town had

something like this. My outrage toward those trying to crush real

food like raw dairy leaked thru. Guess I should curb my sarcasim but

its a little hard to do after suffering and watching my family

friends suffer needlessly for many years as a result of all the dead

en foods we have consumed AKA the standard American diet. And as

they try to stamp out raw dairy they lead us to believe its all about

food safety. Sorry if I gave you the wrong impression, thanks for

pointing that possibility out. Don

> I am curious about the last line below. Because I think this idea

is EXACTLY

> what we all need to do, and the last line seems as though it may be

mocking

> this GREAT idea. Am I understanding this correctly?

>

>

>

> Thank you,

>

> (Sly) Nehrboss

>

> nehrboss@...

>

> _____

>

> From: RawDairy

[mailto:RawDairy ]

On

Behalf

> Of witsen@...

> Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2008 11:28 AM

> Subject: A ThisisLondon article from don

>

>

>

> The real Good Life: An entire village turns against supermarkets

and grows

> its own food It was a sitcom that inspired many a household to live

off the

> land. And although it might not attract the likes of Margo and

Jerry to move

> to the area, an entire village is trying its hand at the Good Life

Full

> Story:

> http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23478387-

details/The+real+Good+Li

> fe%

3A+An+entire+village+turns+against+supermarkets+and+grows+its+own+food

/ar

> ticle.do MESSAGE: Interesting concept cant possibly work tho. No

FDA, no

> USDA, no Big Brother, [no sales tax] this village is playing Russian

> roulette, better stamp this out before other villages are

endangered.

>

[Guest guest]

J I should have seen the sarcasm, I too am known for thatJ.

Thank you,

(Sly) Nehrboss

nehrboss@...

From: RawDairy [mailto:RawDairy ] On Behalf Of dewittlinger

Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2008

9:22 AM

To: RawDairy

Subject: Re: A

ThisisLondon article from don

> No I was not mocking their effort, I wish my small town had

something like this. My outrage toward those trying to crush real

food like raw dairy leaked thru. Guess I should curb my sarcasim but

its a little hard to do after suffering and watching my family

friends suffer needlessly for many years as a result of all the dead

en foods we have consumed AKA the standard American diet. And as

they try to stamp out raw dairy they lead us to believe its all about

food safety. Sorry if I gave you the wrong impression, thanks for

pointing that possibility out. Don

> I am curious about the last line below. Because I think this idea

is EXACTLY

> what we all need to do, and the last line seems as though it may be

mocking

> this GREAT idea. Am I understanding this correctly?

>

>

>

> Thank you,

>

> (Sly) Nehrboss

>

> nehrboss@...

>

> _____

>

> From: RawDairy

[mailto:RawDairy ]

On

Behalf

> Of witsen@...

> Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2008 11:28 AM

> Subject: A ThisisLondon article from don

>

>

>

> The real Good Life: An entire village turns against supermarkets

and grows

> its own food It was a sitcom that inspired many a household to live

off the

> land. And although it might not attract the likes of Margo and

Jerry to move

> to the area, an entire village is trying its hand at the Good Life

Full

> Story:

> http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23478387-

details/The+real+Good+Li

> fe%

3A+An+entire+village+turns+against+supermarkets+and+grows+its+own+food

/ar

> ticle.do MESSAGE: Interesting concept cant possibly work tho. No

FDA, no

> USDA, no Big Brother, [no sales tax] this village is playing Russian

> roulette, better stamp this out before other villages are

endangered.

>

[Guest guest]

J I should have seen the sarcasm, I too am known for thatJ.

Thank you,

(Sly) Nehrboss

nehrboss@...

From: RawDairy [mailto:RawDairy ] On Behalf Of dewittlinger

Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2008

9:22 AM

To: RawDairy

Subject: Re: A

ThisisLondon article from don

> No I was not mocking their effort, I wish my small town had

something like this. My outrage toward those trying to crush real

food like raw dairy leaked thru. Guess I should curb my sarcasim but

its a little hard to do after suffering and watching my family

friends suffer needlessly for many years as a result of all the dead

en foods we have consumed AKA the standard American diet. And as

they try to stamp out raw dairy they lead us to believe its all about

food safety. Sorry if I gave you the wrong impression, thanks for

pointing that possibility out. Don

> I am curious about the last line below. Because I think this idea

is EXACTLY

> what we all need to do, and the last line seems as though it may be

mocking

> this GREAT idea. Am I understanding this correctly?

>

>

>

> Thank you,

>

> (Sly) Nehrboss

>

> nehrboss@...

>

> _____

>

> From: RawDairy

[mailto:RawDairy ]

On

Behalf

> Of witsen@...

> Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2008 11:28 AM

> Subject: A ThisisLondon article from don

>

>

>

> The real Good Life: An entire village turns against supermarkets

and grows

> its own food It was a sitcom that inspired many a household to live

off the

> land. And although it might not attract the likes of Margo and

Jerry to move

> to the area, an entire village is trying its hand at the Good Life

Full

> Story:

> http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23478387-

details/The+real+Good+Li

> fe%

3A+An+entire+village+turns+against+supermarkets+and+grows+its+own+food

/ar

> ticle.do MESSAGE: Interesting concept cant possibly work tho. No

FDA, no

> USDA, no Big Brother, [no sales tax] this village is playing Russian

> roulette, better stamp this out before other villages are

endangered.

>