There WAS a 90-day grace period from the date the bill was enacted, thanks to the efforts of the USFA. The bill was enacted, meaning signed by the president, on October 22nd. The 90-day "grace period" ended on Thursday, January 20th.
No reason to be paranoid. They're banned, deal with it. Life goes on.
Your cialis is fine. As long as it's for research purposes.
You should never flush any hormone-containing substance. :nono: The wastewater plants cannot get rid of the hormones, so it goes right back into the drinking water and soil. Instead, you should do Mother Earth a favor and personally metabolize them, in the name of saving the environment.
\You should never flush any hormone-containing substance. :nono: The wastewater plants cannot get rid of the hormones, so it goes right back into the drinking water and soil. Instead, you should do Mother Earth a favor and personally metabolize them, in the name of saving the environment.
You should never flush any hormone-containing substance. :nono: The wastewater plants cannot get rid of the hormones, so it goes right back into the drinking water and soil. Instead, you should do Mother Earth a favor and personally metabolize them, in the name of saving the environment.
Hilarious... :cheers:You should never flush any hormone-containing substance. :nono: The wastewater plants cannot get rid of the hormones, so it goes right back into the drinking water and soil. Instead, you should do Mother Earth a favor and personally metabolize them, in the name of saving the environment.
Well.....if it's my civic duty....I guess I must.You should never flush any hormone-containing substance. :nono: The wastewater plants cannot get rid of the hormones, so it goes right back into the drinking water and soil. Instead, you should do Mother Earth a favor and personally metabolize them, in the name of saving the environment.
I have two important pieces of advice before you flush:
Excellent adviceI have two important pieces of advice before you flush:
#1) Read the new law very carefully. Be sure to compare all the substances you plan to flush, against the list of banned substances to be sure that each is listed.
#2) Remember that this is a Federal Law. Check to see if your state has amended it's law to conform to the Federal law.
Oh and #3...relax. Just some advice from your friendly USFA representative.
-Mike
The gators would probably be more of a problem for db682. But if you're in Texas like 2z and myself, rats would definitely be at the top of the list. However, I don't think that bigger rats would be a problem because as some of my friends from Louisiana put it:
"Them Nutrias are good eatin'"
No. It was enacted when it was signed into law by the president. It became a law at that time. However, by its terms, it was not to be enforced until January 20th.
Wrong. I work in wastewater treatment. I could explain if needed, but it's pretty boring ****. (pun intended)You should never flush any hormone-containing substance. :nono: The wastewater plants cannot get rid of the hormones, so it goes right back into the drinking water and soil. Instead, you should do Mother Earth a favor and personally metabolize them, in the name of saving the environment.
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