(Females are forbidden to wear anything in public – or Accumulate Profit.)

If cheesburgers are wrong, I don’t want to be right. 

Supposedly, in paradise, cheeseburgers will not be a sin. 

I say ‘why wait’? 

Even if I do eat cheeseburgers — heaven, or if, you know, you’re not into the whole brevity thing, candy-land, happy-piggy-land, pure-land…gates will not be closed.

Actually, me and mine don’t believe in heaven anyway. Purgatory, at least in the abstract sense – yeah, sure.

forgot to say…pic is of some of the me-and-mine trembling b4 G-d

http://www.fibersden.brightwebsite.com/casein-knitting-needles-and-arthritis/ 

“Neither shall a garment mingled of linen and woolen come upon thee.”
– Leviticus 19:19
– Deuteronomy 22:11

Probably derived from common law at the time of writing which forbade looking like a Canaanite which was:

“the heathen priests adorned themselves with garments containing vegetable and animal materials, while they held in their hand a seal of mineral. This you will find written in their books”
– Levicitcus 20:23

Soooooo… if you’re a terribly religious person in a cloth store: you’re gonna have a bad time.

P.S. What’s it with religion and their dissing of other religions? I mean I get dissing religion if you’re an atheist. But dissing a religion if you’re a religion? Sounds like walking on terribly thin thin ice.

1) QMilch is pronounced the same way as Kuhmilch which is Cowmilk (yes a very creative company name, throw a Q and things will be fine)

2) The QMilch homepage features a scantily clad model laying on white stuff, cloth in white gowns holding a crystal decanter filled with milk. It’s got me confused the heck. It’s more wtf worthy than the original ad :) 

Edit: Also, as an aside, Heattech is really awesome. It’s quite good for layering or sleeping in. (Not a shill for Uniqlo, the capacity in which I work for the company does not grant me any benefits from sales. I just honestly dig the line. ((But, to be fair, I pay a substantially discounted price for anything I buy, so keep that in mind when considering the validity of my endorsement.)))

Funny how that didn’t seem to go anywhere either.

You can purchase your own here . . . https://www.woolery.com/Store/pc/Milk-Fiber-Top-8oz-p11265.htm#details

http://www.treehugger.com/clean-technology/clothes-made-from-milk-yes-milk-video.html

http://archive.org/details/PatheNew1937

The good stuff starts at around 2:25.

Apparently, Mussolini was counting on this as an option for clothing production for the axis powers, but it could never compete with the insulation properties of real wool — maybe a micro-structure thing from the extrusion of the protein. I know that wool has little scales on the fibers which help it to felt, and to fluff up, and presumably, fibers extruded from smooth nozzles would not have any interesting surface character.