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    Sorry, which guidelines? I kinda thought we all just didn't do the things that made us react..... Regardless of whether or not they make someone else react......
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    Here's a funny. An Englishman, Irishman, and a Scotsman walk into a bar and each order a pint of Guinness. By some chance, a little fly lands in each of their drinks. So the Englishman pushes his beer away in disgust and asks for another. The Scotsman simply flicks the fly away and gives the Englishman a look. The Irishman picks up the fly, holds it...
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    Open Original Shared Link Arguing can be respectful.
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    I recently had a gluten-free pizza at a restaurant in Mass that uses the Against The Grain crusts for their pizaa. It was AMAZING. The Against The Grain crusts are quite expensive however, and basically they're just Chebe, same ingredients. I intend to try chebe pizza pretty soon, once I get a pizza stone. It's the best 'normal' pizza I've had. I got the...
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    That's the Gluten Free Pantry box. And WHERE do you get cream of tartar!?!?!? I can't find it anywhere.
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    Thats true, this may be the most toxic generation to give birth, and new generations are even more toxic and so the cycle continues. Who knows where the combustion point might be?
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    Hey, I like arguing!!! Who says we gotta be productive all the time? Oh, what's YMMV?
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    Eclair squares recpe BETTER be forthcoming!!!!! Here's my favorite appetizer: Appetizer Cheese Bake 1 egg lightly beaten 1 cup mayonnaise 1/8 tsp black pepper 3 cups finely shreded cheddar 1 onion finely chopped Mix, put in greased 1 quart aking dish (glass) bake at 325 25 min til golden brown. I know, it's retardedly high in calories,...
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    I did read all of the links you posted. Most simply said, "studies show no link" and have no links to the studies. And I tried to find them. This is the most clear-cut study result article I could find: Open Original Shared Link[author]%20AND%20No%20evidence%20for%20a%20new%20variant%20 of%20measles-mumps-rubella-induced%20autism. Having waded...
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    Well..... I'd have to think that if there were gluten in the glue, and the glue touches your lips, and you're as sensitive as me, you'd be glutened. Non-issue- use a pipe!
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    Cardio-kickboxing can also be very therapeutic! Definitely helps you to express anger instead of hoarding it.
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    I never had that stuff, is it any good?
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    I had a dream last night about an overflowing toilet. Apparently, in the dream I was much too tired to do anything about it.... We had a retirement party/dinner for my uncle tonight, just the five of us, and I made the BEST blondies ever!!!!! I haven't had those in ages. I also had a haystack cookie, another thing I haven't had in forever. Haystacks...
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    I was wondering whether anyone could link me to some of the information that 'proves' that the MMR vaccine does NOT cause autism. I'm not talking about a court ruling, I'm talking about ACTUAL EVIDENCE that there could not possibly be a link between MMR and autism. I'm willing to be openminded about this idea, and I have not seen anyone link any real info...
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    You mean like the Bressler Report fiasco?
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    I'm just poopin in to say hi, I been busy lately. I was reading about the 'whiz' conflict, thought I might just straighten all that out for everyone. Whiz: Brainiac. Noun. As in, "Math Whiz." Wizz: Pee. Noun/verb. As in, "Take a wizz.'' Whizz: Something flying past your head at high speed makes this noise. Adverb(I think). As in, "The Frisbee whizzed...
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    See, I don't like Green & Black, their chocolate is kinda dry and icky to me. I like Dagoba and endangered Species, and that crispy rice one we can have, that was fun. Dagoba Conacado is a 70+% chocolate, it's YUMMY. Side note: Zell, you know this thread was like, two years old right?
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    They get even closer if you toast them for a minute in the toaster oven. MMMMMM!!!!!!
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    I get cold after I eat a big meal sometimes when I'm a little tired or run down and I've eaten a really big meal. At least once a week. My problem is that when my body gets too cold, it triggers some wierd response where all the fluid in my system starts draining out, so I have to pee every 1/2 hour for the rest of the day. So I try not to let myself get...
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    Example: Open Original Shared Link
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    Yeah, but how much credence do you give to all these 'studies'? I mean, Galileo did a 'study' that told him the earth was round and they stoned him for it. The people who step out on a limb in the medical arena are regularly treated the same way, with cries of 'heretic' and 'quack'. People are discouraged by doctors from taking herbal medicines that have...
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    I actually LOVE the Chebe rolls, with cheese, with the crispy outsides. The package suggests for a lighter end product, add one tsp baking powder to dry ingredients. It really does work. I've never had a batch of Chebe fail, and I've gone through many cases. They're also REALLLLLY good if you roll them out with a rolling pin and bake them as crackers, they...
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    Just a suggestion- I had a breakout all over my thighs and belly, and the only thing I could wear was spandex. It doesn't rub over the skin the way stiffer clothing does, it stretches with you. thought you might be helped a bit during the day by that.
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    Oh, sure. I can only say that (about) 8 of 10 people I'm familiar with have a negative story, I don't know what life is like for the millions I haven't spoken with.
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    Every example given in that article goes like this: "My grandpa smoked 3 packs a day and lived to be 100, so smoking is safe." It's a way of thinking that takes ONE sample, or incident, or anecdote, and imposes it upon everything else. Like this: Say ( I have no idea what the real numbers are, this is just an example) 10 out of every 20 people who...
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