Haha, At least bald man probably is mentally tougher because they can handle discrimination more easily... @Serge Gray

@Shane Peterson You are too spoiled! You live like a king on grassland. I bet you'll never like the bottled milk we drink in the city.

@Shane Peterson I just ask Google (AI MODE), and this is the answer.... can we drink raw milk without disinfection? what's your suggestion? No, it is not safe to drink raw milk without disinfection (pasteurization). Public health authorities worldwide, including the FDA and the CDC, strongly recommend against consuming unpasteurized milk due to serious health risks. Risks of Drinking Raw Milk Raw milk, even from healthy, clean-looking animals on farms with good hygiene practices, can naturally contain a variety of harmful bacteria and pathogens. These microorganisms can lead to severe foodborne illnesses, with symptoms ranging from diarrhea and vomiting to kidney failure, paralysis, or even death. Potential pathogens found in raw milk include: - Campylobacter - E. coli (including Shiga toxin-producing strains) - Salmonella - Listeria monocytogenes - Brucella - Mycobacterium bovis (which causes bovine tuberculosis)  There is no way to tell by taste, sight, or smell if raw milk contains harmful bacteria. My Suggestion The only way to ensure raw milk is safe for consumption is to heat it to a sufficient temperature to kill any potential pathogens. This process is called pasteurization, and it has effectively eliminated many milk-borne diseases since its introduction. If you have access to raw milk and choose to consume it despite the risks, the safest option is to pasteurize it at home: 1. Heat the milk to at least 70°C (158°F) and hold it at that temperature for one minute, or simply heat it until it nearly reaches a boil (scald the milk). 2. Rapidly cool the milk after heating. 3. Store it immediately in a clean, sealed container in the refrigerator at 4°C (40°F) or colder.  Who is Most at Risk? Certain populations are at a significantly higher risk of severe illness from raw milk and should avoid it entirely:

What a feast~ I like the mashed potatoes the most, happy thanksgiving~ @Shane Peterson

Happy Thanksgiving! How big is your turkey this year? Show us some pictures please~~~ @Shane Peterson