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Gluten Free Diet Or Gluten Free Lifestyle?


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Phew missed that debate, arrived just in time. Cheers :-)

;) Slainte!

P.S.In case anyone is not sure.......... it's Gaelic for "to Health!"

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kristenloeh Community Regular

Maybe I'm just a tard or something, but I prefer saying "lifestyle" just because that IS how I live my life and it IS for life... Oh well, guess I'm just a "hipster", eh? :P

kareng Grand Master

Maybe I'm just a tard or something, but I prefer saying "lifestyle" just because that IS how I live my life and it IS for life... Oh well, guess I'm just a "hipster", eh? :P

You do have pink hair (which I love!)...so you are cooler than me! :D

It is a lifestyle and a diet - all in one!

Adalaide Mentor

Maybe I'm just a tard or something, but I prefer saying "lifestyle" just because that IS how I live my life and it IS for life... Oh well, guess I'm just a "hipster", eh? :P

Hahaha! I thought I was the only person lurking around here who throws around the word tard. I repress the urge so hard here, but I'm a gamer at heart and it is just second nature to think it. I wouldn't call you that though for calling it a lifestyle. :P

I agree with Karen that the pink hair is pretty great! Nothing wrong with being a hipster as long as you are cool with it. :D

kristenloeh Community Regular

But hipsters are total d%$#@#$ canoes >.<, haha! I'm from Seattle, the land of the hipsters..... If I see another "ironic" mustache, I am going to puke.... :P

IrishHeart Veteran

But hipsters are total d%$#@#$ canoes >.<, haha! I'm from Seattle, the land of the hipsters..... If I see another "ironic" mustache, I am going to puke.... :P

:lol: :lol: :lol: or the "mouche"...c'mon, grow a beard or shave.

kristenloeh Community Regular

Beards are getting hipster here too. It's like grizzly adams had kids with some indie band front man..... *shudders*


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Adalaide Mentor

Blame Oxhorn. Seriously, I think that man may be single handedly responsible for bringing beards, big, burly, manly beards, back in style. Frankly though... bring it on. I kinda like it. ;)

IrishHeart Veteran

My hubs has a beard and he is very cool and handsome and also following the GLUTEN FREE diet!! (see how skillfully I steer this puppy back on topic)

nvsmom Community Regular

We western Canadians have always been for beards, flannel shirts and grunge... we just call it redneck!

... The mullet never died, it just went to live in rural Canada. ;)

Off topic... not skillfully done. :)

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