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hootoo in hybernation?
paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Jan 5, 2004
I have an aunt who used to work in a library. She was reaching for a heavy book on a high shelf, and it fell on her head, giving her a concussion. True story. She came through it all right, but the book had to be shot.
It seems that pretty nearly everything I eat is potentially dangerous: the cholesterol in eggs, the chemicals in grapefruit (I take Lipitor, which reacts badly with grapefruit), the pollutants in my drinking water. Potatoes are bad, too, because they digest so fast and flood your bloodstream with glucose . See what I mean?
Even blueberries, with their cancer-fighting anti-oxidants, may contain traces of pesticide. If they were organic, they may have gotten wind-blown pesticides from the farm next door, or even on the other side of the state.
So, the only way to be safe is not to eat very much of any one thing.
hootoo in hybernation?
logicus tracticus philosophicus Posted Jan 5, 2004
Even blueberries[]
Dont forget the "crap" found in the bird's "sh*t"
shot birds
no! for all you animal lovers the word is "s*it"
that finds its way onto the skin of that nice succulent juicey
Blueberry,dont forget a lot of that "crap" will seep through the
skin ,cant wash it out.
hootoo in hybernation?
pheloxi | is it time to wear a hat? | Posted Jan 5, 2004
no blueberries will come close to me
hootoo in hybernation?
paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Jan 5, 2004
The answer is hydrochloric acid, my friends! Let me explain how it works: your stomach secretes powerful digestive juices (including HCL acid), which kill all manner of bad microbes. So, don't worry about your blueberries. But at the same time, don't eat three quarts of them every day. Nor three gallons of carrot juice. Variety is what helps keep life healthy.
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