But no word is as dangerous as "fine"
It's okay.
Toby Keith, Popular Country Music Singer-Songwriter, Dies at 62
Mr. Keith, who announced in 2022 he had cancer, cultivated an in-your-face persona with hits like “Who’s Your Daddy” and “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue.”
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I stay around the local ranges in Lake and Porter country mostly. Haven't been on a state range in about 3 or 4 years. A friend of mine has a range down the road from Jasper that I will hit from time to time if I want to shoot out to 200 yards or night shoot and then if I'm driving to a range, I'll go out to Bass N Buck in Wabash for some better distance shooting...
I don't believe it. My mom has always liked her steaks looking like charcoal and chewing like shoe leather.
I often call studies and articles like that "junk science". Burning food to the point of being charcoal has been known to be a carcinogen for a while, but nearly everything out there is carcinogenic to a certain degree. Your body produces cancerous cells all the time, it's just they get killed off quick by the immune system. It's when its unchecked that issues arise. More likely some people are more prone to certain carcinogens than others, with genetics likely being the real determining factor. However Jedi is correct that there is a lot of not good stuff in food and goods today.
It's all about the odds. By your logic, if someone smokes three packs a day and doesn't get cancer, then smoking doesn't cause cancer. So the question is, how much more of a chance do people supposedly have from eating that? Not enough to make me stop.
