Keith Ranville "World's Greatest Treasure Hunter - Explorer" Vancouver B.C/Halifax N.S AKA for producing the latest Oak/Birch Island treasure research news media/theories/discoveries/Canadian First Nations Heritage research Studies.

Friday, October 29, 2010

DROP THE FOOD ACT!


This is something that I think everyone may have experienced 'dropping food?' I think ice-cream is the common or more famous story people hear? when it comes to dropping food




Would you pick up food and eat it if it fell on the floor? if you did pick up food after you dropped it would you look around and see if anyone's around then pick it up and eat it?

I don't think people in third world countries wouldn't think twice about not picking up food and not eating it? And I am sure man vs. wild guy could care less about nay eating food that fell to the ground in the wilderness? This brings up the situation its where you drop the food that may factor; like washrooms or in some dingy alley I think the the 5 second rule won't apply too. I would guess the most common place that food is dropped is in the kitchen or dinning-room?

And I think guys are more guilty of this act then girls? of committing the minute man 5 second rule in relation to eating food after it has fallen on the ground then chowing down on it?!


http://www.snopes.com/food/tainted/dropped.asp



Article author

Said By Keith Ranville



keith_ranville@hotmail.com

Blog Archive

Canadian Cree First Nations Leading Oak Island Treasure Hunter/Researcher

My photo
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Keith Ranville: Read my historical research credits for descriptively translating the Money pit symbols and for ciphering the Oak Island stone triangle that lead to discovering Oak Island's latest discovery the Birch Island treasure triangle for more information on Oak Islands exclusive new research theories/discoveries and treasure news concerning new methods on solving the Oak Island treasure mystery please view this site it's about a Canadian Heritage project. Cree First Nations Shamanistic Oak Island Treasure Hunter/Researcher (keith_ranville@hotmail.com)