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mattashii
on Sept 2, 2016
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Canadian surgeons urge people to throw out bristle...
The ink in newspapers is often 'not good' to 'bad' for your health, which makes rubbing it onto your cookwares a slightly dubious choice.
ageofwant
on Sept 2, 2016
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That used to be true, these days most newspaper inks are soy based, so its probably safe.
_euac
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Gotta say, nothing beats the smell of burning newspaper when you first start making a barbecue. I feel better about the ink being soy based now.
nazgul17
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Not even bacon drops falling on the embers?
yeowMeng
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But metaphorically, do you want the ink of news running through your blood... Maybe!
croon
on Sept 2, 2016
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My favorite vector for consuming the news!
TeMPOraL
on Sept 2, 2016
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Why use paper as a moderator? I go with direct ink IV, to cut out the middleman.
hiddenkrypt
on Sept 2, 2016
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Ah, so this is why print is dying as a medium.
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