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It’s no wonder that beer drinking can be dangerous, but Sam Adams drinkers now have more to fear than just cirrhosis of the liver. The Boston brewing company issued a voluntary recall of a number of 12 oz. beer bottles today after it was discovered that some third party manufactured bottles have to the potential to contain shards of glass.

During a routine bottle inspection at one of our breweries, we detected possible defects in a small percentage of bottles resulting in the random presence of bits of glass, most the size of grains of sand, but some small slivers in some bottles as well. Based on this sample, we quickly began testing bottles of Samuel Adams at all of our breweries and identified that the problem appeared to be isolated to a single glass plant of the five that supply us…

The potentially affected bottles are easily identified by a raised letter and number visible on the bottom edge of the bottle. Affected bottles are embossed with the digits “N35” followed by the letters “OI”. Please see the photo below. Bottles with this coding should not be drunk. SamuelAdams.com

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  • Remember the other day when I was going on about Aqua Dots and Bindeez, and how China is poisoning our children in an attempt to wipe out our future generations? More lead paint products were recalled today.

    Name of Product: Children’s Fashion Sunglasses

    Units: About 51,000

    Importer/Distributor: Dolgencorp Inc., of Goodlettsville, Tenn.

    Hazard: The yellow surface paint on the sunglasses may contain excessive levels of lead, violating the federal lead paint standard.Description: The recall involves yellow children’s sunglasses. No other colors of sunglasses are included in this recall. The word “CHINA” is printed on the left side of the frame. The UPC #400007860896 and words “Fashion Sunglasses” and “Time to Play Every Day” are printed on the product’s red hangtag.

    Sold at: Dollar General stores nationwide from March 2005 through October 2007 for $1.

    Manufactured in: China

    YOU SEE!!!!!! China is seriously out to get us.

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  • I had never heard of Aqua Dots or Bindeez Beads until yesterday, when it was announced that their manufacturer is recalling all the Aqua Dots in Australia and the US. As it turns out, when ingested, that shit turns into something close to GHB (a common type of roofie) once inside your body.


    They look just plain delicious, don’t they?

    So where, exactly, were the Bindeez/Aqua Dots manufactured? Where else but the leading producer of fuck-your-kids-up-with-lead-paint, and favorite US trading partner, China.

    From Moose World:

    The company’s products, which are manufactured by internationally approved toy
    manufacturers in China, are subject to world standard independent testing. Moose
    Enterprise has not experienced any safety concerns with its products since the company
    was purchased by its current management team six years ago.
    The product was immediately withdrawn from sale yesterday and parents can receive a
    refund by freecalling 1800 303 895 or email returns@moosetoys.com .
    Further information will be made available as soon as possible.
    Media enquiries:
    Peter Mahon
    Royce Communications
    Tel 03 9639 2300 / 0418 351 754

    death

    I swear, China must really have it in for our kids. It’s almost like they want to kill off or make vegetables out of our next generation, making it all the more easier to assume global hegemony/world leader status in the next 15 - 20 years. But that could never happen. Never. Ever. Even they say they’d never do that. And they would never lie to us.

    As of now, you can still buy Bindeez online. Get your orders for cheap child date rape drugs in while you still can…

    Blast From the Past

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