Ok, how many health code violations is this:

[Winston Smith]

Dead animals. In an unrefridgerated truck. Open to the air. People handling them w/o gloves/facemasks, etcetera.

[Guest]

None, unless you plan on eating them.

[Sylvilagus Aquaticus]

Who leaked the photos of the anti-Islamic terrorist repellent?


Dang, you just can't have anything good anymore.


Regards,
Rabbit.

[JAlexander]

Mmmm...  Chinese grocers...  That looks like it must be over on Irving.  Or maybe on Clement.  How close am I?

[Moondoggie]

It IS a refrigerated trailer...note the style of flooring which is common to nearly all reefer trlrs.  CA license plate?

I can tell you from having hauled my fair share of meat that this isn't the accepted method..meat packing plants and food processing plants are notoriously picky about the conditions of transport, cleanliness of trailers and seals, temp control, etc.  Believe it or not, pet food processors are the most picky!

This may be OK in most 3rd World areas, but not in the US, and DEFINITELY NOT in the DPRC.

[Sindawe]

GACK! I know that carcasss' have been transported in like fashion for thousands of years, but images like that promt me to consider becoming a vegetarian again.

[Winston Smith]

It's noriega, but you're damn close. Just a few blocks from irving.

[JAlexander]

It's noriega, but you're damn close. Just a few blocks from irving.

I knew it looked familiar.  My wife used to take voice lessons from a guy who lived waaaay out on the far end of Noriega.

James

[Matthew Carberry]

Are they free?

For free pig I'm not against a little tasty salmonella....

[jefnvk]

I see a LOT of bacon :yummy:

[Standing Wolf]

This may be OK in most 3rd World areas, but not in the US, and DEFINITELY NOT in the DPRC.

Well, except for Chinatown.

I used to love to eat there, but harbored no illusions about the cleanliness of anything in the area.

[Moondoggie]

Now we know why the USDA cautions us to cook pork thoroughly!