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Oh go away.  You are an idiot. People like you are why the majority of American people look down on the far right as idiots.

Says the person who can't answer a simple question about electricity storage for EVs.
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These are cows, not someone's wife or child. It's not a medical "treatment."  The "yahoo farmers" (oh, the condescension) weren't treating human beings or even cows for cancer. Why bring up breast cancer - and presume that's what the poster referenced - when all we're talking about is inseminating cattle?

Farmers don't have the luxury of calling a veterinarian every time they need to treat their animals, by the way. Perhaps you should watch a few episodes of Dr. Pol.  :laugh:


Agreed; these are cows, not people.  That being said, the law does currently proscribe practicing veterinary medicine without a license, and using ultrasound to determine whether a cow is pregnant or not is a medical diagnostic procedure. 


After the first warning, these two should have been working to change the law, not simply thumbing their noses at it.  What they did was tantamount to waving a red flag in front of a mad bull.
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My Lord, what rock do you folks crawl out from under?

SO you would have no problem with an unlicensed/untrained ultrasound person doing an ultrasound on your wife's possible breast cancer diagnosis or a lump in your child  stomach or a lump on your right testicle?

People every day are thrown in jail for performing medical treatments without  a license and they should be.

Those two yahoo farmers were told to stop and they didn't is why their arses were thrown in jail.
[size=14pt]First of I didn't crawl out from under a rock, though I am getting a pretty good feel for where crawled out from, second my wife isn't a cow or any other type of barnyard animal so your argument is asinine. We are not talking about these two having performed an ultrasound scan on human beings. I guess you know how weak your argument is when you ridiculously shift it from our food to humans **nononono* Also you continue to ignore the fact that these men were imprisoned in complete violation of their constitutional rights, so again I can only conclude you are just fine with that and again ask what other violations are you okay with an American's rights being violated.[/size]
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Oh go away.  You are an idiot. People like you are why the majority of American people look down on the far right as idiots.

We have strict medical standards in this country. Why we have the best human and animal medicine programs in the world. We are not a 3rd world craphole that allows this type of crap to happen.

Why we also require our surveyors, engineers and every other similar field to be licensed and have continuing education and follow strict rules-so the American public is assured of getting quality service.

Our food source and animal husbandry protection is paramount. Why we have ultra strict protocols on who and what can work on our food sources.

If you weren't an ignorant moron you'd know that all farmers and ranchers tend to their live stock medically and virtually in all other ways and have for eons. But you're a city dweller with no clue how the real world works. My family are and come from ranchers and farmers so I do have clue how this works.
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These are cows, not someone's wife or child. It's not a medical "treatment."  The "yahoo farmers" (oh, the condescension) weren't treating human beings or even cows for cancer. Why bring up breast cancer - and presume that's what the poster referenced - when all we're talking about is inseminating cattle?

Farmers don't have the luxury of calling a veterinarian every time they need to treat their animals, by the way. Perhaps you should watch a few episodes of Dr. Pol.  :laugh:

Now that you have bought it up. My wife is vet of many decades. I know what I am talking about. After dealing with farmers who screwed up their  herds from incompetence or outright neglect then call her to get them out of jam is one  reason why she no longer works on cows. Yes, many farmers are competent  but many are not. The horror stories I could tell you from farmers trying to treat their own animals to save a buck and it going South is prevalent. Ask any vet practitioner.

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Computers / Re: Windows 11 S**ks
« Last post by Kamaji on Today at 05:11:04 pm »
Actually with Windows you can install programs that change the GUI, I remember experimenting with 3d guis back in the 90's. Not that they were that great.

True enough, but you cannot simply go with a completely different GUI if you want, the way you can in Linux.
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Is Biden upset over the low turnout? *****rollingeyes*****
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Bring it jagholes!
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Bill Melugin
@BillMelugin_
NEW: Per CBP source, for the last two days in a row, Border Patrol’s San Diego sector apprehended 200+ Chinese nationals.

May 2nd - 223 Chinese
May 1st - 262 Chinese

That means more Chinese were caught crossing illegally in the last 2 days than in all of FY’21 (342).

Overwhelming majority of the Chinese are mass released as China is not cooperative with deportation flights from the U.S.
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Computers / Re: Windows 11 S**ks
« Last post by DB on Today at 05:04:33 pm »
With Windows you can "pin" an app to the taskbar, makes launching minimal, just need to right click and "pin". I'm sure Linux has the same thing.

True Launch lets you have a single pinned item on the taskbar that when you hover over it has a popup list of apps/files/folders (whatever you've set it up for) that can be further nested. So different task or projects that use a collection of tools can all be in one place. And you can have many of those pinned to the taskbar. An example:

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