My First customer was a Titled man’s lady, with a driver to open her door.
She said I’ll take one, nine inches long with a nice four inch bore.
Then she smiled and said, “If his works, “For sure, I’ll be back for more.

My Second customer was the new King of Pop’s wife, as pretty as you please.
And she would have a little one she said, to give herself a tiny bit of ease.
For her husband’s, though very pleasing, his organ did dangle to his knees.

My Third customer was a corporate head’s wife, all decked out in Chanel.
She said, ” a dozen please, four inches or more.” and then I heard her yell
“He tries so hard and so often, but I’ll need one of these to ring my bell.”

My Fourth customer was the town moralist’s wife, and god was she mean.
Demanding for the largest one that ever yet was seen.
For she’d been teased with little ones since she was scarce fifteen.

My Fifth customer was the sailor’s wife, a very fine thing, and oh so very tall.
She said “fuck the roots, I hire your well hung helper who answers to Paul
To help me keep my home fires burning while hubby’s off sailing this Fall.

My Sixth customer was a republican’s wife, an expert at being coy.
She started with five bushels and then said “I’ll take them all, God knows I need the joy.
My husband gets his from a gay escort service and a certain neighborhood preacher named Roy.

The last was a pretty little miss, who asked, What have you left in your cart?”.
And when she heard my roots were sold, It seemed to break her heart.
“Pray, give me leave,” says she, don’t fret I said, “I’m here to do my part.

Guill

Most of the vitamin E at the time was made from wheat as wheat germ oil and wheat germ because it was/is an excellent source of Vitamin E and Folic Acid.

In the 1980′s there was a lot of talk that vitamin E would help prevent Alzheimer’s and studies proved this to be true.

About that time Soy started getting more popular with their veggie burgers, tofu and other foods. Today, it is used in most packaged processed foods.

We can talk about GMO soy and non GMO soy all we want, but we need to look at the history of soy to fully understand the reason for “not using unfermented soy”, at all”, as a food.

We also need to look at how soy oil is made, for if we did, we would see the harmful chemicals that are used to make soy oil it’s appealing color.

In either case it is detrimental to animal and human health.

The Chinese use soy as a fertilizer to put more nitrogen into the soil. According to history, they did this for 1000 years, before they learned to ferment soy approx. 3500 years ago in 1482 BC.

Prior to that it “was not used as a food”. They had plenty of slaves, prisoners, and pe’on’s to test this theory and time and again knew that “Unfermented soy was bad for animal and human health.”

Here is what we know today; High levels of phytic acid in soy reduce assimilation of calcium, magnesium, copper, iron and zinc.

Soy phytoestrogens disrupt endocrine function and have the potential to cause infertility and to promote breast cancer in adult women.

Soy phytoestrogens are potent antithyroid agents that cause hypothyroidism and may cause thyroid cancer.

In infants, consumption of soy formula has been linked to autoimmune thyroid disease.

Vitamin B12 analogs in soy are not absorbed and increase the body’s requirement for B12. Soy foods increase the body’s requirement for vitamin D.

This is a small tidbit of the reasons not to eat soy, especially unfermented, and GMOoo da.

The woman conceives. As a mother she is another person from the woman without child. She carries the fruit of the night for nine months long in her body.

Something grows. She is a mother.

Something grows into her life that never again departs from it. She is and remains a mother even if her child dies.

For at one time she carried the child under her heart. And it does not go out of her heart ever again.

All this the man does not know. He knows nothing. He does not know the difference before love and after love, before motherhood and after motherhood. He can know nothing.

Only a woman can know that and speak of that. That is why we won’t be told WHAT to do by our husbands.” –

Ethiopian Woman