Adam Savage - WTF, TSA?

As you know, about a week ago BS featured the TSA searching a three year olds body -- today I feature this video link - hang in there to the 2:15 second mark please: Barf Stew Entertains.


MythBusters: The Explosive Truth Behind 30 of the Most Perplexing Urban Legends of All Time

 adam savage bobblehead -- just a click away
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Meanwhile ---- Alleged U.S. gun smuggler schmoozes his way past TSA - guns exported to the UK - http://www.gadling.com/2011/01/25/alleged-u-s-gun-smuggler-schmoozes-his-way-past-tsa-guns-expo/?icid=main%7Chtmlws-main-w%7Cdl5%7Csec3_lnk1%7C197304 and from the link a tease:
Well, isn't this good to know - all it takes to become an international gun smuggler is a charming smile and a good excuse.

At least, that is the feeling you get when you read about alleged arms dealer Mr. Steven Greenoe. Mr. Greenoe regularly visited gun shows in North Carolina, loaded disassembled semiautomatic weapons in his luggage and flew them to the United Kingdom, where they sold with a handsome profit.
According to U.K. police, the guns were sold to criminal gangs, and one was reportedly used in a recent drive-by shooting. His 9mm Glocks were purchased at gun shows, and sold for as much as $8000, and as many as 60 guns may have been smuggled on commercial flights, with the help of the TSA.
BUT - they have time to search 3 year olds.
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Meanwhile --- 25 Hard Questions That You Will Not See Asked On CNN, MSNBC Or Fox News - http://beforeitsnews.com/story/354/386/25_Hard_Questions_That_You_Will_Not_See_Asked_On_CNN,_MSNBC_Or_Fox_News.html
Barf Stew brings you the stuff the MSM touches once, perhaps, and then pushes away from the table.
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Did you know that http://whentheshtf.blogspot.com/2011/02/nearly-11-percent-of-us-houses-empty.html 11 percent of homes in the USA are EMPTY? -- Four other worrisome links too.
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As Barfsters know, I've been all over the Jerusalem UFO event this week, even here at BS. That said, imagine if the same thing happened over the Super Bowl on Sunday --  I imagine that right here - http://theanomalymanlisting.blogspot.com/2011/02/what-if-jerusalem-ufo-event-happened.html
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And, yes, a FOURTH video of the Jerusalem event is online - http://ufodisclosurecountdownclock.blogspot.com/2011/02/fourth-jerusalem-video-surfaces.html
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Here's another WTF video from BS:

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Freeeeee Energyyyyy from the Gravity Wheel -- OR -- Pure BS hoookum. - http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Mikhail_Dmitriev_Gravity_Wheel
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Meanwhile, --- South Carolina scientist works to grow meat in lab - http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20110130/sc_nm/us_food_meat_laboratory_feature -- Yes, you read that right - TO GROW MEAT. With any texture, with any flavor. And a quote from the link:
"It will be functional, natural, designed food," Mironov said. "How do you want it to taste? You want a little bit of fat, you want pork, you want lamb? We design exactly what you want. We can design texture.

"I believe we can do it without genes. But there is no evidence that if you add genes the quality of food will somehow suffer. Genetically modified food is already normal practice and nobody dies."
Dr. Mironov has taken myoblasts -- embryonic cells that develop into muscle tissue -- from turkey and bathed them in a nutrient bath of bovine serum on a scaffold made of chitosan (a common polymer found in nature) to grow animal skeletal muscle tissue. But how do you get that juicy, meaty quality?
Genovese said scientists want to add fat. And adding a vascular system so that interior cells can receive oxygen will enable the growth of steak, say, instead of just thin strips of muscle tissue.
Cultured meat could eventually become cheaper than what Genovese called the heavily subsidized production of farm meat, he said, and if the public accepts cultured meat, the future holds benefits.


"Thirty percent of the earth's land surface area is associated with producing animal protein on farms," Genovese said.
"Animals require between 3 and 8 pounds of nutrient to make 1 pound of meat. It's fairly inefficient. Animals consume food and produce waste. Cultured meat doesn't have a digestive system.

Not really sure if it is Barf, or Stewable.
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Politics, strange science, UFOs, - must be time for the BS Sexy Gallery - #1 Party Time, http://i.imgur.com/XgA5A.jpg #2 Bathing Suit self-shot, http://i.imgur.com/MRJNM.jpg #3 Hot woman, hot outfit, http://slutcapades.com/img/46BD1F70-BDE6-80EA-272F-04A8E8AB9646.png #4 Public Sunning, http://i.imgur.com/qjMIq.jpg #5 Today's Topper, http://i.imgur.com/Aj30c.jpg
Oh, btw, I had a poll up about sexy Sunday and YouTube sunday - verdict - liked --- desire -- more gallerys of sexy pics.
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BS - Sexy Tease Vid - Enjoy:


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