[Travis McGee]

Uh oh.

[goodwithagun]

I sometimes wonder about all the plastics and hormones in our food, in conjunction with the whole homosexual thing.

[Black Agnes]

Ping.

[txrefugee]

Or maybe it could be the birth control drugs from urine flushed into the water table for the last fifty years. It’s a wonder there are any sperm alive.

[SkyDancer]

Well don’t put those plastic grocery bags in your salad anymore.

[Joe 6-pack]

Good thing I store mine in mason jars.

[cherry]

guys....don’t store your semen in plastic bags....

[BobL]

“Spanish Pigs”

Geeze, even us anit-Amnesty people don’t use that term.

[arbitrary.squid]

They should start making condoms out of that stuff.

[headstamp 2]

Where’s General Jack D. Ripper when you need him.

[colorado tanker]

[Nifster]

This is how scientists get it wrong. You cannot make the jump from semen, a biological living fluid, to how food May or may not absorb similar compounds. Nor can you then make the jump to how said food after consumption and digestion somehow leads to infertility. The storage mechanism failed. That is all they can say

[Michael.SF.]

investigators examined the sows and the semen...

the lonely lives of investigators.

[headstamp 2]

“Magapor had purchased the semen storage bags from a Chinese manufacturer. When the company switched to a different bag producer, the Spanish pigs’ fertility returned to normal.”

The money quote.

[Steve_Seattle]

We can’t use metals or stone, because that involves mining and quarrying. We can’t use wood, because that involves cutting trees. We can’t build dams, because that disrupts spawning. We can’t build nuclear plants, because they create radioactive waste. We can’t use fossil fuels, because they are not sustainable. We can’t use plastics, because they derive from fossil fuels. Therefore, we need to kill six billion people. /s

[jwalsh07]

Infertility in humans is caused by confusing entrance A with exit B.

[taterbug]

bout 15 to 20 years I remember an article on a health website that described a story about a small town in Puerto Rico that all of its young girls were going into puberty at 8, 9 and 10 years old. Officials and doctors were alerted and if I remember, it was isolated to this community. It was decided that it was because of a type of plastic in milk jug that were being produced locally. Everything went back to normal when the jugs were disposed of.

[Straight Vermonter]

It’s hard to take this article seriously. BPA has been repeatedly proven to be safe.

I guess some people need something to be afraid of.

[Alas Babylon!]

It's too bad the can't work these Chinese plastic bags over to our wild pigs in the South. There's an epidemic of hogs in the woods, fields and swamps and they're out-breeding even the hunters.

Damn fertile Myrtles!