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How do you get a white trash girl to suck your d**k?

Dip it in ranch dressing.

Amen "omnomnom"! (I'm from Mich, too. Same area)

Quality?

Youve got to be kidding!!! This rag will go out of business because it DESERVES to go out of business. Its no different than any other business. If what you got isn't what the public wants, adios...and good riddance.

It would be a good paper if all I wanted was editorials DISGUISED as reporting.

Thanks for reporting this. Our organic milk consumption as decreased due to allergies to casein, but half of the family still consumes milk & butter. I buy Organic Valley almost exclusively, the Safeway brand (and many others) do not have the same ethics in my opinion. There are so many loop holes in the system as to what substitutions can be made if organic feed becomes to expensive. Besides I like to support the littler guy.

For our family it is more responsible and better for us to purchase organic. I will continue to do so. My husband always says "you can pay for better food now or the doctor later."

For one summer, when I was a child, I drank milk like most people drink coffee or water. Never drank a glass of the stuff after that. Whenever I would try, my stomach wanted to throw it back up. So I finally quit. Good thing my mother didn't insist. I now drink organic soy 'milk' but only if it's chocolate. Don't know why milk bothers me, since other dairy products don't, just milk.

I feel for any small/family farmers today. They don't stand a chance against 'agrifarms', which are driving out the local guy.

The thing people were looking for with organic milk mainly was that it was drug free. No hormones and no antibiotics. Many believe that the increased amounts in milk over the years has hurt a generation of milk drinkers. Now that bovine growth hormone has been almost disappeared from milk producing cattle people aren't as worried.Look for labels that state hormone free. It is really the best choice in this crappy economy. Buy organic milk if you want to waste money.

When my husband and I "cut back" and figured out what we would and wouldn't give up, organic milk was one of those "keeps". Yes it costs more but we figure the price is worth the taste. Plus we get our milk in bottles which are returnable so now carton waste. We'll give up going out to eat once a week or getting a cheaper brand of something else to keep up our organic milk drinking.

I like the Organic Valley non-fat but I don't like that it only comes in half-gallons. I live 37 miles south of NYC. Does anyone know of a store between here and there where organic milk is sold in quarts?

I won't drink milk if it has any sort of 'smell.' I don't mean the normal smell after it's been open a couple days; I mean any smell. I know, it's strange. I used to buy 2 or 3 of those small containers of regular milk so it would always be fresh. I started buying organic and not only does it taste cleaner, but it last so much longer that it's worth paying a little bit of a premium.

"we buy organic raw milk. after pasteurization even organic milk isn't very healthy."

Oh sure, for I'm guessing, oh, 99.5% of the population, they must just be ignorant or lazy to not run down to their local grocery store and buy raw milk! Oh wait...

Having an infant about to transition onto cows milk I have done a lot of reading about milk and will surely purchase organic when he starts to drink it. Up till now, I've always purchased the cheap non-organic kind, and I quite frankly, am a perfectly healthy 34 year old. It will sting paying more for it, but I hope it never reaches a point where organic will become unavailable. But what am I thinking... I will just buy raw milk *rolls eyes*

We trade homemade, fresh baked bread for raw milk. If we want it fresher, we can milk the cow ourselves, but since I grew up doing that, I will gladly pass. Our milk supplier sells us this grand stuff as pet food, since it is illegal in this state to sell raw milk. If I were to buy milk, I would buy organic, but the price is truely outrageous.

we buy organic raw milk. after pasteurization even organic milk isn't very healthy.

I would not deprive children of milk if I could possibly help it. They will drink milk while it is often difficult to coax them into eating other sources of the vitamins and minerals they get from milk. As for adults, dark green leafy vegetables are a better source of minerals, including calcium.

Having said all that, I am not willing to give up on milk or other dairy products. They are important for cooking and straight consumption. They bring pleasure to life and there is absolutely nothing wrong with a little pleasure.