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elye Community Regular

Morning, Amanda et al!!

yes, I agree...this week has crept along......

I bumped into this article on North America's earliest humans, pre-dating Clovis by 1000 yrs. Open Original Shared Link

This cracked me up:

"To make sure the Oregon cave material hadn't been contaminated with modern DNA, the researchers tested more than 50 people who worked at the site. The DNA testing indicated that the feces belonged to Native Americans in two groups that can be traced to Siberia and East Asia."

"Awright!!! Which archeologist crapped in the cave?? Earl?? AGAIN???"

I read this article in our paper this morning... :lol::lol:

'T'would indeed be interesting to meet the individuals who would knowingly (or not knowingly) compromise these findings by pooping within their work site. Mygawd....that would be like me pooping in the Embassy boardrooms.... :o:lol:

Busted. :ph34r: I actually DO sing in public, randomly, just outbursts here and there. Ask Kissey.

Susie....it is actually fortunate that we are not great friends within close geographic distance of one another, for I do this as well. Imagine the two of us, bursting into song together whilst out doing errands? :lol::lol:

......AND!!....can you believe we all got Patti'd?!?!?!?

....I am SHOCKED at the sheer subterfuge...(you gotta watch that Patti )

:lol::lol:

Our new verb...To Patti..... :lol:

Yes, I agree...must watch our Patti....still waters can run awfully deep..... ;):lol:

Jestgar Rising Star
:lol: :lol:

Hey Jess, little favor to ask . .. .short article and I can't tell if it might again be total bs.

Seems to claim leaky-gut can CAUSE depression. I can see correlation but for causality I'd have to know what all those words MEAN!!

https://www.celiac.com/articles/21547/1/The...tion/Page1.html

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I don't know where Scott finds these people to write articles. In the first paragraph the guy misleads you. I didn't read the whole original article, just the abstract, but in it the authors clearly state "It is suggested that the increased LPS translocation may mount an immune response and thus IRS activation in some patients with MDD and may induce specific "sickness behaviour" symptoms."

so IF you already have major depression, a leaky gut may lead to an inflammatory response (I would bet that it does) and could make you feel worse.

I know I'm lot less happy when I feel sick. I don't know why that wouldn't be true for everyone.

Ridgewalker Contributor
"Awright!!! Which archeologist crapped in the cave?? Earl?? AGAIN???"

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: As always, the poop jokes have me in hysterics!!!

Now that sounds like my kind of alarm clock....30 MIN SNOOZE!!!....perfect!!

Every alarm clock I have ever owned has had a 9 min snooze <_< .....why 9 mins???

Actually, my alarm clock is 9 minutes, too. I just hit it about 3 times. ;) I have pondered the 9-minute question as well, and have decided it's because it takes an average of 1 minute for that heinous alarm sound to invade a person's sleep. So, combine the 1 minute, plus 9 minutes of snoozing, and there's about 10 minutes between alarms. That's my theory. :P

Welp, it's rainy and chilly here (again) so what am I watching? HAD to pop in The Goonies DVD.

YAY, Amanda and I are MySpace Friends!! Who else has a page?? :lol:

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
Welp, it's rainy and chilly here (again) so what am I watching? HAD to pop in The Goonies DVD.

YAY, Amanda and I are MySpace Friends!! Who else has a page?? :lol:

Its rainy and dreary here.....nice day to sleep....just not at my desk LOL

Yep we are myspace pals and Julie and I are too!

jerseyangel Proficient

Hi Sillies--

Quick poop in right now....am baking and preparing food for the party. I'm trying to keep calm--have to do laundry and pack. Gawd.

Amanda--it's dreary here, too.

Tom--crapping in the cave...Earl... :lol:

Jess--thanks, I was interested in that leaky gut article, too. :)

Too funny yesterday :lol: Be back later :)

blueeyedmanda Community Regular

Patti---take a few breaths and picture the beach and pretend you are there....that should help you relax a bit.

Have a good weekend, I hear the weather will improve for Saturday and Sunday. :)


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elye Community Regular
As always, the poop jokes have me in hysterics!!!

Ah, but would poop pics strike you the same way, Sarah? I turned the page of our paper just now and saw the remainder of the article on this prehistoric find, and there is a colour pic of the poop. Looks just like modern poop. Some things never change, I guess... :rolleyes:

Actually, my alarm clock is 9 minutes, too. I just hit it about 3 times. I have pondered the 9-minute question as well, and have decided it's because it takes an average of 1 minute for that heinous alarm sound to invade a person's sleep. So, combine the 1 minute, plus 9 minutes of snoozing, and there's about 10 minutes between alarms. That's my theory.

Hmmm. Yes, why nine minutes? Perhaps it's metric time, er sumfin'...... <_<:rolleyes:

YAY, Amanda and I are MySpace Friends!! Who else has a page?? :lol:

I'm on Facebook.....anyone else?

Its rainy and dreary here.....nice day to sleep....just not at my desk LOL

Well....it is snowing here................. :o:o:angry:

Jestgar Rising Star
Hey Jess, little favor to ask . .. .short article and I can't tell if it might again be total bs.

Seems to claim leaky-gut can CAUSE depression. I can see correlation but for causality I'd have to know what all those words MEAN!!

https://www.celiac.com/articles/21547/1/The...tion/Page1.html

I had to look up "sickness behavior"

People are studying the interaction of inflammatory cytokines and neural-controlled behaviors. (yes, they're studying why you get grumpy when your sick.)

There's a great review written by some guy who made continual use of his "thesaurus of big words" that says:

"Last but not the least, the activation of this system is certainly responsible for the increased prevalence of mood disorders that is observed in patients suffering from chronic inflammatory disorders including autoimmune diseases, coronary heart disease, and asthma"

So other people have found a statistical connection between chronic illness and increased prevalence of mood disorders. What does this mean? Nothing concrete. It could mean the the genes involved in mood disorders tend to be the same ones involved in chronic illness. It could mean that chronic illness can induce mood disorders in people that have genetic predisposition to mood disorders. It could mean that being sick all the time makes you feel really crappy. It probably does mean that in people that have a mood disorder, having a chronic inflammatory disease could make their mood disorder worse/more difficult to cope with.

I'm more likely to go with this last statement. All of us that had some neuro- mood type effects with gluten, had them go away/diminish with the removal of gluten. But it's also true that some people have no neuro- mood reactions to gluten, so it can't be the only part of the equation.

tom Contributor
. .. and you know.....he really should write a small summary on the first page of this thread - -saying - - "just jump to page 200 to see what it's REALLY about" ha ha :lol: wackl

Personally, I've always thought it really got goin' at page ONE hundred <_<;):D:rolleyes:

:lol:

I don't know where Scott finds these people to write articles. In the first paragraph the guy misleads you.

AHA!!

That figures. The author's "credentials" seem to be poetry. :o

Thx Queen Jess!!

P.S. Oooh! There's more! Thx again, our Royal Deciphererer :D

Jestgar Rising Star
Thx Queen Jess!!

Sadly, no longer queen. I am mere coprolite under Patti's feet.

elye Community Regular
Sadly, no longer queen. I am mere coprolite under Patti's feet.

Coprolite?! I just saw a coloUr pic of that this morning!! :lol:

nikki-uk Enthusiast
Coprolite?! I just saw a coloUr pic of that this morning!! :lol:

:lol::lol:

Good wordage!!!

Mere Open Original Shared Link :lol:

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
I'm on Facebook.....anyone else?

Well....it is snowing here................. :o:o:angry:

Just myspace for me....you should get it Em!

No more snow....tis sandal time. I am going to start looking for the perfect shade of toe nail polish to celebrate!!!

tom Contributor
Sadly, no longer queen. I am mere coprolite under Patti's feet.

:lol:

That IS a great word :D

But I'm not sure I can buy into the Royal Revisionist Herstory .. . .. .are all my edicts & proclamations null & void?

I see the ascensions as more time-based than subject to the whimsy of post-coronational mulletsite-hijacking-induced postal renumerations. :blink::huh:

We'd have to not only go back in time, but also retype our last 18 pages!! I sha'nt be a party to this!

(Besides, if this were at all possible, wouldn't Gore have been Prez in 2000?)

<sound the silent alarm!!! controversial political injection alert!!!>

P.S. Begging forgiveness of Queen of Coup if I'm wrong!!! <pweez no dunjin>

jerseyangel Proficient
Sadly, no longer queen. I am mere coprolite under Patti's feet.

Naw--it was ill gotten gain :P Anybody remember when Gomer Pyle kept saying that?

Mere Open Original Shared Link :lol:

Gawd :o

P.S. Begging forgiveness of Queen of Coup if I'm wrong!!! <pweez no dunjin>

No, no dunjin for you :D

You guys should see my gluten-free pecan pie--it's a thing of beauty, if I say so myself......would it be a bad thing to bring it with a slice already taken out? :lol:

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
You guys should see my gluten-free pecan pie--it's a thing of beauty, if I say so myself......would it be a bad thing to bring it with a slice already taken out? :lol:

No say you were making sure it met the FDA food safety guidelines :) The pie does sound yummy can you e-mail a slice? They are always talking about advanced technology...

tom Contributor
The pie does sound yummy can you e-mail a slice?

:lol::blink:

I've wondered about that agave nectar, but Carla refused to fax me some faux-fudge :(

elye Community Regular
But I'm not sure I can buy into the Royal Revisionist Herstory .. . .. .are all my edicts & proclamations null & void?

I see the ascensions as more time-based than subject to the whimsy of post-coronational mulletsite-hijacking-induced postal renumerations. :blink::huh:

I am in total agreement with our past King, here....mainly because I went back and checked on all of the new top-of-the-pagers. I STILL have no coronation to claim! :rolleyes:<_<:lol:

I've been feeling somewhat....odd today, and a little last night. Like I'm in a kind of nether-world, where everything is running a little out of real-time whack.....a strange, stationary jetlag, if you will. Then, the lightbulb went off. It's the two lost posts!! It's made my life timeline go off the rails....Cannot remember what day it is...feels much later in the day than it is....don't quite know who this man is that I'm living with....must PM Scott and inform him of how his minor administrative moves remain quite far-reaching.... :lol:

(Besides, if this were at all possible, wouldn't Gore have been Prez in 2000?)

<sound the silent alarm!!! controversial political injection alert!!!>

Wasn't he? (D'OH! There's what I mean....that post shakeup...).....

You guys should see my gluten-free pecan pie--it's a thing of beauty, if I say so myself......would it be a bad thing to bring it with a slice already taken out? :lol:

That sounds DELICIOUS, Patti. Very low-cal, I'm sure..... <_<

Are you ready to go? When do you embark?

jerseyangel Proficient
I am in total agreement with our past King, here....mainly because I went back and checked on all of the new top-of-the-pagers. I STILL have no coronation to claim! :rolleyes:<_<:lol:

I've been feeling somewhat....odd today, and a little last night. Like I'm in a kind of nether-world, where everything is running a little out of real-time whack.....a strange, stationary jetlag, if you will. Then, the lightbulb went off. It's the two lost posts!! It's made my life timeline go off the rails....Cannot remember what day it is...feels much later in the day than it is....don't quite know who this man is that I'm living with....must PM Scott and inform him of how his minor administrative moves remain quite far-reaching.... :lol:

Poor Emily--you're really taking it on the chin, all this post-losing and parallel universes and stuff.... :angry:

Who KNEW that this would have such an effect on us all--will we EVER return to some semblence of normality? :unsure:

Sigh....

Ha--low calorie....not! :lol: We set sail at 7:30 AM tomorrow.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
Poor Emily--you're really taking it on the chin, all this post-losing and parallel universes and stuff.... :angry:

Who KNEW that this would have such an effect on us all--will we EVER return to some semblence of normality? :unsure:

Sigh....

Ha--low calorie....not! :lol: We set sail at 7:30 AM tomorrow.

When are you coming back Patti???? Take some pictures of lighthouses for me!

jerseyangel Proficient
When are you coming back Patti???? Take some pictures of lighthouses for me!

I'll be back late Sunday night. I'm not going to New England, though--that's Janet. I'm going to visit family in Syracuse. :)

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
I'll be back late Sunday night. I'm not going to New England, though--that's Janet. I'm going to visit family in Syracuse. :)

Maybe I will pass you on the road....are you taking I-81 at all? I am traveling to Scranton tomorrow to see mom. If not, have a great time in Syracuse. :)

jerseyangel Proficient
Maybe I will pass you on the road....are you taking I-81 at all? I am traveling to Scranton tomorrow to see mom. If not, have a great time in Syracuse. :)

Yep--we take 81 right through Scranton! :D Have a nice time with your mom!

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
Yep--we take 81 right through Scranton! :D Have a nice time with your mom!

Well I drive a dark blue Hyundai Sante Fe' its got a Cape May sticker on the back, I am heading out @ 8. Wave if ya see me.

When you see signs for the Carbondale Route 6 split, thats where I venture off.

Farther up, I-81 you will see signs for Elk Mt. In Lenoxville. Thats where I ski, and my moms is 20 mins off that exit,

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