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  1. JNBunnie1
    HERE i IS!!!!!! I know, I'm a horribly recalcitrant silleee. I can't keep myself inside when it's nice, so this past weekend we pruned up our blueberry bushes. As a result, I'm currently sitting at home on the computer because I have poison ivy all over my face and don't want to go out in public. It's all over my cheek and under my chin and oh gee...
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    Hey, the guy made it out just fine, we can laugh about it all we want. Imagine drowning in flour..... just got the wicked heebie jeebies.......
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    I was VERY sick when I went gluten-free, so it took a long time for me to notice any unexpected side effects. After getting to where I could work, not pass out in the shower, and actually have a discernable blood pressure, I started gaining weight, I'm (thankfully) 40 lbs heavier now. I'd say the coolest unexpected side effect is two-fold, my seasonal allergies...
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    Celiac Disease (and related research) aside, I think we've been up the creek for a while now.
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    No fair!!!!!!
  6. JNBunnie1
    So what's up with this new trend of saying 'I've got wonderful news!' and then NOT TELLING WHAT IT IS? Didn't they teach you to share in kindergarten?!??!?!?!
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    I would love to be able to help with your questions, unfortunately, I don't understand half of what you described above, and I don't know what any of those tests mean. Also, were you diagnosed with Celiac? Are you on a gluten-free diet? I didn't understand the answer to those questions from your post.
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    Hey, I've got enough hiney to shop in ethnic stores instead of skinny white girl stores. So we'll need a broad spectrum of clothing, I suppose.... There would be a gluten-free version of Mrs Fields in the malls so we could have freshbaked soft cookies. Bars would all have gluten-free beers and wine, lots of wine. And gluten-free french fries and chicken...
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    Not mine. Pouty-mad is the 'expression du jour' most of the time where I work.
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    And PSA's on the local station whenever a resident figures how to make something new gluten free! And the Tinkyada plant.
  11. JNBunnie1
    I had my life all day and now I'm done. Dinner's almost ready, so I'm frittering at the moment. P'raps Treeessa should try peeing everywhere herself. Maybe man pee won't do it.
  12. JNBunnie1
    Treesuh, have you tried scattering dried blood or having le hubby urinate around the yard? Those are two things I've read that will scare off deer. Also a dog.
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    I haven't caught up cept for the last page (yay Padddddddiiiii!) but I just wanted to let everyone know my arm isn't really working so I can't be on the puter much. The tendon in my right arm went nuts, not like carpal tunnel but not pleasant. I know it's the puter doing it (dam puter games!) so I'm trying to stay off the mouse. I be back soon!
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    There's also the fact that gluten is extroardinarily addictive, so your brain may be going 'OOO, there's my drug' and making you feel better emotionally, therefore physically. It definitely sounds like withrdawal. Eventually, gluten free, you'll be able to feel better all the time.
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    When I was little my Dad called me Winkybean. When I hit the teens, we went together to see the first episode of Star Wars, and around the same time he started calling me Bunnie (long story) so he started calling me Bunnie-One Kenobe. That's where my handle comes from. He called my sister Ginka. Still don't know what that was about.....
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    I think you need to use hard liquor in your pudding to be legit. And bananas.
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    YAy for everybody's good news and: HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!! The world's biggest snowflakes are pouring down outside my living room window.... winter wasn't the LEAST impotent this year! It had been raining all day, but the snow is actually sticking to the lawn, that's pretty intense. It won't usually stick when the ground's so wet.
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    I think the drinking age should invariably come two years before the driving age. Most people have burned themselves out by then on binge drinking, and those who haven't, will just drive drunk anyway. It's so strange that our driving age is 16, smoking/lotto 18, and drinking 21. You get a deadly weapon before you can smoke a bloody cigarette whilst scratching...
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    Yeah, if you're using Bob's Red Mill AP flour, that has bean flour in it. Beans'll do it!
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    I had subtle symptoms all my life, and got hit with the big ones one day when I was 19, started losing wieght, nutrition, cholesterol, everything plummeted and my family was FREAKED. Me too, it's very scary to feel like you're dying. And this only lasted six months, so the severity of the illness is apparent. I read in a book about people who can't eat wheat...
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    My understanding is they have cc issues so some can, can't.
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    That's what my mother said.
  23. JNBunnie1
    Better get you some a that there dandelion tea, darlin!
  24. JNBunnie1
    So, this one time, when I was about 16, a squirrel killed itself on our power lines and took out the whole neighborhood. My 13 yr old neighbor, who was a great friend, decided to ask his mum if we could eat it. So she told him to chop it's head off and clean out its guts, which he did, and we proceeded to have Sparky Stew. Tastes like chicken. (They're from...
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    You could always take the Enjoy Life choc chips and melt them down and add flavoring and make cute little shapes or candy bars with it.
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