Does that mean your post belongs in the "Is he dead yet?" thread?

farmers have developed Parkinsons. They figured out the cause themselves many years ago.

D'oh. It was not good at all.

I've never heard of anyone licking them, though.

Did you catch my suggestion a while back that you might enjoy Patti Smith's "M Train" for it's poignant reference to "Radar Love"?

in multiple forums trying to find that post from you, but couldn't find it.

And then I did a Google search for Patti's name, that book title, and Radar Love and discovered it was Patti and her husband's song, according to a few websites that mentioned it. It had been the only record in a house they once rented, and she felt their relationship when they were far apart was radar love.

Thanks for mentioning it (again). I wouldn't have known that otherwise.

Not sure whether to laugh or cry...

with herbicides and all the crap they have to put on grass to make it look lush in heavy salt air. So unless his nearest and dearest are putting greens clippings into his food to hurry up their inheritances, we're SOL on that one.

Studies show pesticides all over indoor rugs when people walk in Roundup grass and don’t change shoes before entering houses. Pesticides & herbicides need the sun to dissipate them and so indoors it can remain on rugs for a long time. Studies were done on farm workers - showing pesticide residues all over their houses if they didn’t put their work clothes directly into the washer before walking and sitting in their houses.

Graham would do it for free.

‘Golly , now we know what it is t affects the orange one’s brain matter at least I would think. No discernible sign s of Parkinson’s Symptoms

Research would show that a significant percentage of WH residents are idiots and morons

Don't believe them when they tell you that.

They don't use anything granular that I know of,it's all sprayed. BTW...we are in Stage 2 drought conditions in Wichita and have been since last July. No one can water more than one day per week BUT golf courses are NOT restricted in any way and never have been. Some are on well water but the majority use city water.

What are those places a National Treasure??

Because I lived near the river, our neighborhood would be sprayed for mosquitoes in the middle of the night out of trucks. One of the workers ran out of the pesticides they usually spray and used some old malathion that was in a hot shed forever. It came thru the screen door into my house. I was on the “no spray list” when this happened.

In our city to this day there is a number you can call if you have mosquitoes and they will come and spray your block. They ended up spraying my block 3 times in one week with old malathion. Everyone was sick - kids all had asthma- and I ended up with reactive airway disease because malathion kills airway cells. It also kills enzymes that process acetylcholine so you get really messed up. To this day, I still have sensitivities from that exposure- if I am near pesticides my airway gets tight and I begin salivating big time.

Distribute vitamins to all residents who live near golf courses.

It’s banned in Europe so I hope it will be banned in US.

We use tons of glyphosate plus other pesticides on our corn, soy, grains, oats, almonds etc although it’s banned in many countries including Russia.

Now - some northern farmers and esp Canadian farmers are spraying glyphosate on crops days before harvest so crops dry uniformly. That’s why Cheerios are one of USProducts with the most glyphosate. Also - desiccation with Roundup also used on sugar crop in Florida and Louisiana- probably contributing to algae growth.

Film of US Soldiers spraying Agent Orange defoliant onto a riverbank without protective equipment

Practically bathing in it.