OMG Fukushima Mutated Turtles & Vegetables Across the US!! , page 3


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reply posted on 12-5-2012 @ 01:22 PM by IgnoranceIsntBlisss
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QUATTO LIVES!



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reply posted on 12-5-2012 @ 01:35 PM by Domo1
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some might argue its a very stupid poster that does not read the OP. Or other posts in a thread.


reply posted on 12-5-2012 @ 02:01 PM by W3RLIED2
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Ben, if you've eaten certain organic foods there's a good chance before they were prepared that they looked like this.

Veggies look funny when you garden them yourself. I've had peppers that looked flat out, not like peppers, but tasted about the best a bell pepper could ever taste. If you use seeds that have come from your plants, chances are you will have more funny looking veggies the next crop! This is entirely normal.

Like I said, the only thing I wouldn't eat are the fuzzy, ugly strawberries. Aside from that, most of those veggies are probably delicious.


reply posted on 12-5-2012 @ 02:01 PM by IceFlower
I don't think the face on the fruit is due to Fukshima. It is probably something like this.

Fruit Molds

If you look around the internets, the fruit in your pic is on a tree with at least 3 other fruit that look identical.
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reply posted on 12-5-2012 @ 02:08 PM by Ben81
Originally posted by W3RLIED2
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Ben, if you've eaten certain organic foods there's a good chance before they were prepared that they looked like this.

Veggies look funny when you garden them yourself. I've had peppers that looked flat out, not like peppers, but tasted about the best a bell pepper could ever taste. If you use seeds that have come from your plants, chances are you will have more funny looking veggies the next crop! This is entirely normal.

Like I said, the only thing I wouldn't eat are the fuzzy, ugly strawberries. Aside from that, most of those veggies are probably delicious.


Yeah im sure they can also be tastefull
guess we will have to set out mind to eat mutated food in the futur

the sliced tomato in the middle of the pictures looks really weird
and i like tomatoes in my salad
wouldnt take this one for the moment
maybe if im very ungry and there is nothing else around to eat
then i would eat those ugly disgusting tomatos
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reply posted on 12-5-2012 @ 02:52 PM by Juanxlink
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That video of the girl-s disturbed me deeply.



reply posted on 12-5-2012 @ 03:04 PM by seeker1963
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The penis statement was factual and not meant as a joke. Look up Penis Pepper and you will see that it is an actual strain of peppers that you can buy! Geesh lighten up.


reply posted on 12-5-2012 @ 03:21 PM by IceFlower
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Well, then would you mind explaining what exactly is a "joke of sorts".

And if this is a ""joke of sorts" why is this in the Crisis in Japan forum?


reply posted on 12-5-2012 @ 03:21 PM by W3RLIED2
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If you buy your veggies from a grocery store, and aren't buying farmers market organic fruits and veggies, chances are you've already eaten mutated food. As theOP has pointed out, several times, the unnatural quality of fruits and veggies in the store is that they are cloned plants and genetically mutated strains to produce that uniformness people enjoy seeing when they walk through the produce section.

Personally, I don't buy meat, eggs or vegetables from regular stores. I go where I know they are organic, and in the case of my eggs, I have three chickens! Ever eaten a green egg? I recommend them, their really rich! Did you know when chickens lay eggs they can be almost any color? The all white eggs you find in stores, are once again, designed, and produced to look that way.

The meat you buy in stores like alberstons, Von's, or jewel, or Costco, are in most cases sprayed with a red dye to make them appear that nice bright red color... The average human consumer associates this with freshness, when in reality it just food coloring. Some of the freshest cuts of meat of of livestock or game are the darkest of color. But since people want to see that nice bright red meat, they color it, so it sells better.

I have no doubt that Fukushima has probably effected crop growth in Japan. Actually I know it has. Bt over here in the states, our farmers have a lot more to worry about than Fukushima fall out.


reply posted on 12-5-2012 @ 03:28 PM by karen61057
Originally posted by Ben81
Those vegetables look like disgusting
who would eat that mutated food

are those turtle really from the US
what percentage of the new baby turtles turn mutated like that ?
are all babies mutated ? we need to check the gravity of this situation
human babies will sadly have the same faith

This is what Radiation can do to a human egg
the cells become destabilised in the reproductive organs
nature is perfect and only evolve
radiation creates abnormalities in the genetic make up of any living thing

It is adaptable for certain like those 2 adorable twins
but the MSM dont show the other side of the coin here
others are terribly difformed



Who the hell though it was a good idea to construct a NUCLEAR power plant just BESIDE THE SEA
and especially on the RING OF FIRE
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I think that the parents of those girls would be very angry with you for suggesting that their daughters are any kind of mutation! How dare you ? The fact is in conjoined twins that the egg sometimes does not make a complete and clean seperation. It has NOTHING to do with radiation. These girls are not a MUTATION. They are normal human twins who failed to completely seperate in the womb. ooo, I just want to shake you for saying that about them....


reply posted on 12-5-2012 @ 03:31 PM by karen61057
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ummm, thats a peck of pickeled peppers. ( a peck being an archaic form of measure like a bushel. )

Peter Piper picked a peck of pickeled peppers.... Yada Yada Yada.
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