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Old Fri, Apr-06-07, 17:46
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Plan: General LC maintenance
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Progress: 98%
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Sorry, redundant. Looked at first as though the post didn't go through. As you were,

Kay
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Old Fri, Apr-06-07, 17:49
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I totally just took a Lunesta and am going to pass out soon.
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Old Fri, Apr-06-07, 18:01
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Plan: atkins
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Thanks for the compliment! I'm actually 75 this year! I looked a lot older before I started butchering and eating an all-meat-and-fat diet--raw. I don't even bother with using cutlery and plates anymore--just rip it apart with my bare hands and gnaw it off the bone. Whale blubber is especially tasty eaten this way and all that fat is good for the skin.


Sunny!



Sunny!!!!
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Old Fri, Apr-06-07, 18:02
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Thanks for the compliment! I'm actually 75 this year! I looked a lot older before I started butchering and eating an all-meat-and-fat diet--raw. I don't even bother with using cutlery and plates anymore--just rip it apart with my bare hands and gnaw it off the bone. Whale blubber is especially tasty eaten this way and all that fat is good for the skin.


Sunny!



I can never seem to get my butcher to stock whale. >:-(

Where do you get yours? My harpoon's in the shop.
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Old Fri, Apr-06-07, 18:05
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I have a harpoon in my living room (check out my gallery) and would be happy to lend it out.)

Kay
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Old Fri, Apr-06-07, 18:15
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I figgered out how to access this web from home.

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I totally just took a Lunesta and am going to pass out soon.


Watch out. My wife takes that. She read something about people 'sleep driving' after taking that. She thought it was bunk til last night. She took a Lunestra. When she woke up this morning she was nude. Sometime during the night she got up, removed her PJs and underwear, folded them up neatly and went back to bed. I sleep like the dead and never noticed because she was up and dressed before I woke.
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Old Fri, Apr-06-07, 18:16
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I figgered out how to access this web from home.



Watch out. My wife takes that. She read something about people 'sleep driving' after taking that. She thought it was bunk til last night. She took a Lunestra. When she woke up this morning she was nude. Sometime during the night she got up, removed her PJs and underwear, folded them up neatly and went back to bed. I sleep like the dead and never noticed because she was up and dressed before I woke.


is that the one where people were "sleep-eating" too?

I'm just not sure what to say about your wife stripping for you and you not noticing.....
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Old Fri, Apr-06-07, 18:28
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Plan: Bernstein Diabetes Soluti
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traditionally, addiction has been defined as being possible only to a psychoactive substance (for example alcohol, tobacco and other drugs) which ingested cross the blood-brain barrier, altering the natural chemical behavior of the brain temporarily.


I think you'll find that glucose (sugar) meets all of those requirements. Keep in mind that all carbohydrates are digested and become glucose in the bloodstream; some more quickly than others, but ultimately they all are digested the same.

Further definition of addiction is as follows:

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* Taking the drug more often or in larger amounts than intended.

* Unsuccessful attempts to quit; persistent desire, craving.

* Excessive time spent in drug seeking.

* Feeling intoxicated at inappropriate times, or feeling withdrawal symptoms from a drug at such times.

* Giving up other things for it.

* Continued use, despite knowledge of harm to oneself and others.

* Marked tolerance in which the amount needed to satisfy increases at first before leveling off.

* Characteristic withdrawal symptoms for particular drugs.

* Taking the drug to relieve or avoid withdrawal.


http://www.druglibrary.org/schaffer/library/addcrit.htm

Interestingly enough, sugar fits quite a few of those.

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Old Fri, Apr-06-07, 18:40
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Plan: Atkins OWL
Stats: 296/178/150 Female 5'5"
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Progress: 81%
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I can never seem to get my butcher to stock whale. >:-(

Where do you get yours? My harpoon's in the shop.
I've got a trade deal with the Inuit Eskimos. I ship them McDonald's and they ship me back whale blubber. A dozen Big Macs, and a dozen Double Quarter Pounders with cheese and a gross of Egg McMuffins gets me 25 pounds of whale blubber. What a McDeal! They now have high blood pressure, coronary infarctions and strokes...and I don't. Not fair that they didn't have any diseases when they were living off meat, fish and whale blubber. We fixed their healthy wagons by introducing them to processed grains and junk food. You know--carbs!

Sunny!
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Old Fri, Apr-06-07, 19:27
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Lowcarbers: "OMGWTFBBQ GET BENT"


This really ought to be my signature line!
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Old Fri, Apr-06-07, 19:48
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Originally Posted by SunnyCarol
I've got a trade deal with the Inuit Eskimos. I ship them McDonald's and they ship me back whale blubber. A dozen Big Macs, and a dozen Double Quarter Pounders with cheese and a gross of Egg McMuffins gets me 25 pounds of whale blubber. What a McDeal! They now have high blood pressure, coronary infarctions and strokes...and I don't. Not fair that they didn't have any diseases when they were living off meat, fish and whale blubber. We fixed their healthy wagons by introducing them to processed grains and junk food. You know--carbs!

Sunny!


That's McAwesome! You think you can get me in on this deal?
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Old Fri, Apr-06-07, 19:49
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This really ought to be my signature line!


Go for it.
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Old Fri, Apr-06-07, 19:49
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Plan: Bernstein Diabetes Soluti
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That's McAwesome! You think you can get me in on this deal?


I'd rather have McLobster, myself. Maybe I can score some with the folks from Maine.
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Old Fri, Apr-06-07, 19:50
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Originally Posted by kaypeeoh
I figgered out how to access this web from home.



Watch out. My wife takes that. She read something about people 'sleep driving' after taking that. She thought it was bunk til last night. She took a Lunestra. When she woke up this morning she was nude. Sometime during the night she got up, removed her PJs and underwear, folded them up neatly and went back to bed. I sleep like the dead and never noticed because she was up and dressed before I woke.


Lunesta sucks. It's, what, two hours later and I'm not feeling a thing.

UNLESS I'M SLEEP POSTING AHHHHHH!!!11

Merry Easter everyone! I'm having alligator and lamb.
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Old Fri, Apr-06-07, 20:15
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Plan: Intermittent Fasting, LC
Stats: 242/215/130 Female 5'7.5"
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Progress: 24%
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Thanks for the compliment! I'm actually 75 this year!
I just wanted to tell you. You look mahhvelous darling, mahhvelous!!
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