I think you miss Laura's point. Seems to me that any organic beef company would take one look at your blog and realize that you're not the most representative spokesman they could offer their advertising market. Gluttonous and unstable. Willing to kill if necessary. It's not a pretty publicity icon. Best left unknown.
What we are doing is not normal. How could any company want you as their symbol?
I think you missed my point. Unlike my beef, Laura's is most certainly not organic, and therefore not free from suspicion of contamination. Therefore the company's actions ultimately benefited me, my family, and everyone else who's partaken of my Young Belted Galloway.
Oh, and of course I agree that no self-respecting meat company would touch our competition with a ten-foot beef salami.
I think you miss Laura's point. Seems to me that any organic beef company would take one look at your blog and realize that you're not the most representative spokesman they could offer their advertising market. Gluttonous and unstable. Willing to kill if necessary. It's not a pretty publicity icon. Best left unknown.
What we are doing is not normal. How could any company want you as their symbol?
Posted by: guy | December 13, 2004 02:52 AM
I think you missed my point. Unlike my beef, Laura's is most certainly not organic, and therefore not free from suspicion of contamination. Therefore the company's actions ultimately benefited me, my family, and everyone else who's partaken of my Young Belted Galloway.
Oh, and of course I agree that no self-respecting meat company would touch our competition with a ten-foot beef salami.
Posted by: Eric | December 13, 2004 09:01 AM