XJEEPER said:I'll shed some light here Cody, and you can decide if you'll continue to snack on the Puppy Chow.
Our company re-cabled the entire American Nutrition plant in Ogden to bring it up to Cat-5e Standards, plus linking remote nodes with fiber.
This is the areas largest producer of dog food, and they produce most of the major brands in the same plant. They make dog bones, snacks, wet food, dry food, etc.
So one day we're routing fiber over the Receiving Dock and the weekly load of by-products comes in..........anyone wanna guess what the frozen blocks of "meat" consisted of?
How about legs, hooves, heads of both equine and bovine flavor, fish parts of various species.......all pressed nicely into stinky frozen blocks of yum. These are dumped into the grinder and the process begins, where they will be combined with other stuff that make your coat shiny and your teeth white.
Dig in boy........
XJEEPER said:I'll shed some light here Cody, and you can decide if you'll continue to snack on the Puppy Chow.
Our company re-cabled the entire American Nutrition plant in Ogden to bring it up to Cat-5e Standards, plus linking remote nodes with fiber.
This is the areas largest producer of dog food, and they produce most of the major brands in the same plant. They make dog bones, snacks, wet food, dry food, etc.
So one day we're routing fiber over the Receiving Dock and the weekly load of by-products comes in..........anyone wanna guess what the frozen blocks of "meat" consisted of?
How about legs, hooves, heads of both equine and bovine flavor, fish parts of various species.......all pressed nicely into stinky frozen blocks of yum. These are dumped into the grinder and the process begins, where they will be combined with other stuff that make your coat shiny and your teeth white.
Dig in boy........
Beej said:You guys are all a bunch of fick sucks. I'm sticking to my fat chicks and cootchie snorkel...
Matthew Currie said:I did eat dog biscuits when I was little. They were pretty good for teething, I'm told.