Baby Food Roulette

4/11/2022

Great Britain / Baby Food Tampering #326748

CBS Evening News for Saturday, Apr 29, 1989
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(Studio: Bob Schieffer) Three British store chains reported pulling baby food from stores. Report introduced.

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(London, England: Anthony Mason) Tampering with jars of baby food in Great Britain featured; details given of extortion demands received by H.J. Heinz Company [Heinz spokesperson John HINCH - comments.] Media and public criticism of handling of matter by companies detailed. [On BBC-TV, WOMAN - says companies are playing Russian roulette with babies.] Baby food companies reported agreeing to modify package [London food commission's Tim LANG - says Britain should follow American way of dealing with these matters.]

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Another name for the rhythm method of birth control.
Called so because it is the only form of contraception endorsed by the Catholic Church.

Well, the Pope says condoms are out, and the pill is born of the fires of Hell. So get out the calendar, baby, it's time for Vatican roulette.

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Anyone who protests the results of the 2020 US Presidential Election without any proof or evidence and refuses to recognize Joe Biden as the 46th President of the United States of America.

After over 50 cases brought before, and thrown out of, US courts, including the Supreme Court, hundreds of Trump supporters, claiming to be a million supporters, continued to cry and protest and chant outside the White House, like a bunch of voteflakes.

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Unprotected sex in which the male pulls out prior to ejaculation. Also known as the pull and pray method. Of dubious effectiveness in comparison to condoms or birth control.

I didn't have any jimmy caps so I had to resort to some Vatican roulette with Sarah last night at the party. Let's hope I didn't knock her up.

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A pejorative term used to refer to an outmoded form of natural contraception known as the Rhythm Method. Often used mistakenly to refer to coitus interruptus (the 'pull-out method'). The Rhythm Method officially fell out of favor with 'The Vatican' in the early 1980's with advances in the study of the female reproductive cycle.
Current methods of Natural Family Planning (non-chemical and non-barrier contraception), when used correctly and consistently, have been shown in several peer-reviewed studies to be over 99% effective. This is similar to the efficacy of 'the pill.'
It should be noted that the use of such a term often indicates it's user has a bigoted and intolerant attitude against people who practice a religion they do not agree with.

By following the Creighton method or the BillingsOvulation method, faithful Catholics no longer have to play so-called 'Vatican Roulette'
They have six kids? They must be playing Vatican Roulette.