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Makes you hope there really is a hell for these bastages. Burning them alive and rolling in insurance money - all corporate farms should be outlawed. They're heinous on their best day
 

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I'd say it was done on purpose, there have been too many food processing plants last year hit by explosions, fires and a small plane crashing into the building. In early January there was the butter plant fire in Wisconsin. Evil individuals are at work. :unsure:
 

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I'd say it was done on purpose, there have been too many food processing plants last year hit by explosions, fires and a small plane crashing into the building. In early January there was the butter plant fire in Wisconsin. Evil individuals are at work. :unsure:
I have to agree with you, There is a list out there of food processing places destroyed and there are close to 100. It's too many to be a coincidence
 

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The "ring of total bastar*s" that hell had to put in, because regular sinners wouldn't sit with em. I hope that's true.

Those georgia guide stones should have said "Forever outlaw corporate farming and agriculture" instead of all that utopia crap.

"Adding to the need for expansion, Antedeus said, was the fact that a majority of the new arrivals possessed souls far more evil than the original nine circles were equipped to handle. "Demographers, advertising executives, tobacco lobbyists, monopoly-law experts retained by major corporations, and creators of office-based sitcoms–these new arrivals represent a wave of spiritual decay and horror the likes of which Hell has never before seen," Antedeus said.

Despite the need for expansion, the plan faced considerable resistance, largely due to the considerable costs of insuring construction projects within the Kingdom Of Lies. Opposition also came from Hell purists concerned about the detrimental effect a tenth level would have on the intricate numerology of Hell's meticulously arranged allegorical structure. In 1994, however, funding was finally secured in a deal brokered between Blockbuster CEO Wayne Huizenga and Satan himself.
 

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The "ring of total bastar*s" that hell had to put in, because regular sinners wouldn't sit with em. I hope that's true.

Those georgia guide stones should have said "Forever outlaw corporate farming and agriculture" instead of all that utopia crap.

"Adding to the need for expansion, Antedeus said, was the fact that a majority of the new arrivals possessed souls far more evil than the original nine circles were equipped to handle. "Demographers, advertising executives, tobacco lobbyists, monopoly-law experts retained by major corporations, and creators of office-based sitcoms–these new arrivals represent a wave of spiritual decay and horror the likes of which Hell has never before seen," Antedeus said.

Despite the need for expansion, the plan faced considerable resistance, largely due to the considerable costs of insuring construction projects within the Kingdom Of Lies. Opposition also came from Hell purists concerned about the detrimental effect a tenth level would have on the intricate numerology of Hell's meticulously arranged allegorical structure. In 1994, however, funding was finally secured in a deal brokered between Blockbuster CEO Wayne Huizenga and Satan himself.
Well THAT sure is on topic. Satanists now..?
 
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