#source: roxiqt on twitter

[incorrect-hs-quotes]

ROSE: Life is short. Write that novel. Paint that painting. Try new recipes. Learn black magic. Go into the forest at night. Summon a demon. Earn that demon's trust. Become best friends with her. Brag to everyone about your new, cool demon best friend. Knit that sweater.

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[stupid-geralt-and-jaskier]

-some time after the mountain breakup scene where Jask went back to the college for a bit-

X: Do you think traveling with a witcher has changed you?

Jask: [knitting a sweater for the white dog he found on the backyard] no

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[marvelsocialmedia]

#marvelsocialmedia #marvelmedia #marvel #clintbarton #hawkeye #Source:@ roxiqt via Twitter #coronavirus

[incorrectallover]

FRIEND: It’s called cauliflower. It’s not ghost broccoli. ME: [taking a long drag on my cigarette] Listen kid, I know what I saw.

#source: twitter #roxiqt

[bergaramadejs]

Shane: It's called cauliflower. It's not ghost broccoli.

Ryan: [taking a long drag off a cigarette] Listen dude, I know what I saw.

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[jobsearchtips02]

Burger King’s new ad is blowing up in the ag community –

Burger King claims that its new advertisement, which has actually now been published across its social media networks, is an effort to enhance the environmental effect of beef.

But that would clash with BK trying to show that it’s wanting to be “spotless”– even as its young cowboy-clad guitarist starts the video coming out of the hindquarters of a cow:

Some companies just never ever discover when it pertains to using kids to slam a contending product or to stealthily market a principle. The method backfired marvelously 2 years ago when Stonyfield attempted it, triggering the food business to expend many resources doing online damage control.

In its ad, Hamburger King’s main point is to state that it will change its livestock’s diet by adding lemongrass to reduce their emissions by approximately 33 percent. However, after Ermias Kebreab, a Partner Dean at the University of California-Davis, came onto Twitter to call into question the fast-food giant’s advertisement, people were actually left scratching their heads as to why BK would pull the trigger on this project.

My dazzling grad trainee @HonanMallory worked hard on it. Turns our Fresno sourced lemongrass was not rather the exact same as Mexican https://t.co/3rpLPakVd3

— Ermias Kebreab (@ErmiasKebreab) July 14, 2020

Overall, while decreasing emissions is a great thing (naturally!), the truth that the video advertisement makes existing agricultural practices sound sinister is what has agitated many in the ag neighborhood:

@BurgerKing has formally made the most awful restaurant anti-science, anti-farmer marketing I have actually seen in a while. The brand-new Chipotle?

Its unusual I get this fired up however they should have severe pushback on this.

Remember that time BudLight pissed on farmers? Let em have it, #agtwitter pic.twitter.com/3HtCOT0cLC

— Farm Babe (@thefarmbabe) July 14, 2020

The results of methane released into the atmosphere from natural sources like cows are canceled out completely by water vapor. Strike Burger King off the menu. We will no longer endure lies for political factors

— Eli the Pit Bull (@realPitBullDog) July 14, 2020

Farming associating with farming and animals offsets only 9%of worldwide emissions. The energy sector offsets 2/3 of total carbon emissions, what are you doing to provide tidy energy for your restaurants? Source: https://t.co/kQ8MuphwKa ALSO livestock aren’t just used for food pic.twitter.com/a1aE5mmGm3

— Cowsquirrel (@EmmalyElizabeth) July 14, 2020

And After That there was this reaction to one of Hamburger King’s followup tweets:

pic.twitter.com/uYWUGszaAo

— Roxi Horror (@roxiqt) July 14, 2020

Farming’s contribution to total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions is about 10 percent (worldwide, it’s 4 percent)– and even that does not reveal how negligible ag’s effect is compared with the larger picture.

As far as enhancing one’s environment footprint, Hamburger King’s efforts aren’t going to make as huge of an effect as they’re claiming (it’s all style and no compound), and the resources the company is putting into this advertising campaign could be far better invested somewhere else improving the environment. Farmers and ranchers are currently striving year over year making their effect smaller sized, their production higher, and their effectiveness much better.

Obviously, the service that numerous in ag are offering up is to merely never consume at Burger King once again.

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from Job Search Tips https://jobsearchtips.net/burger-kings-new-ad-is-blowing-up-in-the-ag-community/