Saturday, December 06, 2008
New world record: 77.9 lbs / 35.4 kg.!
A giant rutabaga grown by Norm Craven of Cannington, Ontario, Canada, has established a new world record for a non-GMO rutabaga. Mr. Craven's rutabaga weighed in at a hefty 77.8 lbs. / 35.4 kg.
Despite ARSI's vehement protests over the years, the World Record Academy and Guinness Book of World Records will not accept weight and size records established by GMO's (genetically-modified organisms). In 2006, for example, Guinness refused to even acknowledge the existence of a 378.22 pound / 172 kg. rutabaga grown in ARSI's experimental labs on the ground that it was "genetically engineered."
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So stop whining and start your own World Record compilation for GMO's! It could be like Saturday Night Live's "Drug Olympics."
Remember that giant rutabagas are prohibited under the Geneva Conventions.
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