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This one from Big Albert in the UK
This weekend I met an interesting man; a Neurologist. He spoke to me of the problems caused by additives (“E numbers”) in our everyday foods, especially the dangers to young children. I was fascinated to learn of an additive labeled E123. (Easy to remember and you may be thankful for that).
As a result of official trials E123 has been classified as "VERY DANGEROUS to health" by the Ministries of Health in the UK, USA, Germany, France and Norway. I invite you to guess which one of those countries' Governments hasn't banned the additive and continues to allow Food Manufactures to include it in any amount they wish in their products.
Yes the UK. If I was to say I think I'll sprinkle some poison on my children's food you would think me mad and quiet rightly so but a small helping of E123 - no problem. - Pass the poison.
Leesie note:
Thanks, Big. Perhaps I should add this to my
"Tony list"Dan, I know what you mean. When I wrote my
accountancy exams, Professional Paper II comprised three questions. One Tax, one
Management Finance, and one Cost Accounting. I left out the tax question, got
90% for the Man. Acc. and about 60 for the Costing. Average 50%. Pass. So I
think I'm one of the few Chartered Accountants who never passed a tax question.
I'm thinking of trying that excuse with Revenue...
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