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Harry Freakstorm:The Food Standards Agency says "very low levels" of a painkiller called phenylbutazone, known as "bute," were detected in the products.
Does anyone know how to free base corned beef? Can you just inject it in to your eyeballs?
Sure but the most common method is to boil it down until it's concentrated enough to shoot up. Also, the warmer it is in the syringe, the better the effect.
Ask your mom, she knows all about getting the most out of a hot beef injection.
And the drug was...bute! The stuff they pump racehorses full of. I would think you could charge more for corned "beef" if you advertised that it included champion thoroughbred meat.
This is what happens in a nanny state, I can't get my veterinary pain killers in my beef. If England were a real country, they would let the market work this out.
shirt it!
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