I can say without further research that pig smells much better being
cooked then in does in a barn. I wonder if I can get part of that
research funding... even just the amount after the decimal point would
be sufficient.

Paul 


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Behalf Of Ray Shahan
Sent: 2009-03-05 11:22
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Subject: [HP3000-L] OT: Pork in gov't spending now really stinks!

Ok, this is almost too funny if it weren't true.  Yup, Pork spending a
Congress has risen (umm, fallen) to a new level of stench:

 

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 The legislation in question is a $410 billion omnibus bill that would
keep the federal government running through the rest of the fiscal year,
which ends in September 2009.

According to Taxpayers for Common Sense, a group that monitors
government spending, the bill includes:

*  Nearly $1.8 million for pig odor research in Iowa

 

 

 


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