Can't get it from Jade.
Can't get it from LB.
Especially Betina's.
Got to have HG!
Full Version: Tippin' & Typin' Somethingorother
Duh.
Stella Stella Stella Stella, la Blooooo, la Bloooo.
After LF03 I did the 5 day
HG experiment and almost
ended up in a cozy coma.
HG experiment and almost
ended up in a cozy coma.
Shame it didn't take. 
Not enough HG.
Too much work.
Too much work.
HG or not, the stuff tastes like licorice.
I swear, I don't even remember anymore. H-ga-what?
Ladies and gentlemen-
Baa Baa Doc!!!
Kiss yer yarn yielder fer me,
dude.
Baa Baa Doc!!!
Kiss yer yarn yielder fer me,
dude.
Above the neckline, only. Everything else, I do for myself.
Good to see you back. Apparently, I missed some bad stuff. I can't say that I'm upset by that. I try to be as gone as possible when the shit starts flying.
So, uh. What's goinin' on?
Can't say as I blame you.
QUOTE(sheepprofessor @ Jun 10 2006, 09:17 AM)
I swear, I don't even remember anymore. H-ga-what?
I can fix that when you hit this part of town.
Oh boy oh boy oh boy. Well, if you put it that way, we'll head right home.
Lammie-kins won't be having any, though...
Lammie-kins won't be having any, though...
Why not?
Oh really?
I sense congratulations are due.
I sense congratulations are due.
Ah!
QUOTE(greeneyes @ Jun 11 2006, 11:33 AM)
Oh really?
I sense congratulations are due.
I sense congratulations are due.
Or condolences, depending on your point of view.
But yes, thank you.
She is eating a lot of chocolate pudding, for the time being. I am told this is normal.
She is eating a lot of chocolate pudding, for the time being. I am told this is normal.
With chutney?
Another lil' Paddock Pal?
Well, I'll be damned!
That notwithstanding, I'm happy for you.
How is she? Feeling few side-effects, I hope?
The pudding portends well.
It's when they start craving laundry soap and dirt, then you wonder.
That notwithstanding, I'm happy for you.
How is she? Feeling few side-effects, I hope?
The pudding portends well.
It's when they start craving laundry soap and dirt, then you wonder.
Congrats indeed Sheepses!
QUOTE(sheepprofessor @ Jun 11 2006, 10:21 AM)
Oh boy oh boy oh boy.
If memory serves, that lucky bastard (TGO) has a large collection of leftovers.
He's probably got a full bottle of Doubs.
Ok, so he's not totally lucky.
Y'all tain't givin' GTO enough credit.
I believe he sacrificed that one to the Plunger...
I believe he sacrificed that one to the Plunger...
Where the fuck is Plunger? I see that he finally joined over here, but no sign of him?
I think he's ascairt.
After meeting you guys?
Sorry. I've been sleeping with it again. Makes me feel secure. I'll return it promptly to the Ladies' Room.
Peeps: HA!
Pissy: That too...
Pissy: That too...
Thanks Peeps.
QUOTE(Grey Boy @ Jun 11 2006, 06:09 PM)
QUOTE(sheepprofessor @ Jun 11 2006, 10:21 AM)
Oh boy oh boy oh boy.
If memory serves, that lucky bastard (TGO) has a large collection of leftovers.
You know they'll go for a good cause.
QUOTE(sheepprofessor @ Jun 11 2006, 11:21 AM)
Oh boy oh boy oh boy. Well, if you put it that way, we'll head right home.
Lammie-kins won't be having any, though...
Lammie-kins won't be having any, though...
You'll have to drink for two.
Coffee.
Decaf.
I should just drink regular with a Benadryl chaser.
Decaf sucks.
Decaf.
I should just drink regular with a Benadryl chaser.
Decaf sucks.
Decaf is pointless.
Had a little Glenlivitt earlier but it just made me want absinthe -- which I'm drinking now.
Had a little Glenlivitt earlier but it just made me want absinthe -- which I'm drinking now.
Is not, either, if you love drinking coffee.
QUOTE(sheepprofessor @ Jun 11 2006, 05:21 PM)
Lammie-kins won't be having any, though...
Indeed.
QUOTE(A.B. Normal @ Jun 12 2006, 08:38 PM)
Coffee.
Decaf.
Decaf.
QUOTE
Coffee may help to protect liver
Drinking coffee could help to protect against alcohol-related cirrhosis of the liver, the results of a new study indicate.
A team of US researchers followed the progress of over 125,000 people who had undergone a medical exam between 1978 and 1985. At the time of the exam, none had diagnosed liver disease.
The participants filled out a questionnaire detailing how much coffee, tea and alcohol they drank per day. By the end of 2001, 330 had been diagnosed with liver disease, including 199 with alcohol-related cirrhosis.
According to the researchers, the more coffee a person consumed, the less likely they were to develop alcohol-related cirrhosis of the liver.
"Consuming coffee seems to have some protective benefits against alcoholic cirrhosis and the more coffee a person consumes, the less risk they seem to have of being hospitalised or dying of alcoholic cirrhosis. We did not see a similar protective association between coffee and non-alcoholic drinks", explained one of the researchers, Dr Arthur Klatsky of the Kaiser Permanente's division of research.
However Dr Klatsky emphasised that this 'is not a recommendation to drink coffee'.
"Nor is it a recommendation that the way to deal with heavy alcohol consumption is to drink more coffee. The value of this study is that it may offer us some clues as to the biochemical processes taking place inside liver cells that could help in finding new ways to protect the liver against injury", he said.
The research team found that people who drank one cup of coffee a day were, on average, 20% less likely to have alcoholic cirrhosis. For people drinking two to three cups of coffee, the reduction was 40%, while for those drinking four or more cups, the reduction in risk was 80%.
"Even allowing for statistical variation, this shows there is a clear association between coffee consumption and protection against alcoholic cirrhosis", said Dr Klatsky.
The researchers added that as they did not see a similar protective effect among tea drinkers, there may be something in coffee other than just caffeine that helps protect against alcoholic cirrhosis.
Details of these findings are published in the Archives of Internal Medicine.
Drinking coffee could help to protect against alcohol-related cirrhosis of the liver, the results of a new study indicate.
A team of US researchers followed the progress of over 125,000 people who had undergone a medical exam between 1978 and 1985. At the time of the exam, none had diagnosed liver disease.
The participants filled out a questionnaire detailing how much coffee, tea and alcohol they drank per day. By the end of 2001, 330 had been diagnosed with liver disease, including 199 with alcohol-related cirrhosis.
According to the researchers, the more coffee a person consumed, the less likely they were to develop alcohol-related cirrhosis of the liver.
"Consuming coffee seems to have some protective benefits against alcoholic cirrhosis and the more coffee a person consumes, the less risk they seem to have of being hospitalised or dying of alcoholic cirrhosis. We did not see a similar protective association between coffee and non-alcoholic drinks", explained one of the researchers, Dr Arthur Klatsky of the Kaiser Permanente's division of research.
However Dr Klatsky emphasised that this 'is not a recommendation to drink coffee'.
"Nor is it a recommendation that the way to deal with heavy alcohol consumption is to drink more coffee. The value of this study is that it may offer us some clues as to the biochemical processes taking place inside liver cells that could help in finding new ways to protect the liver against injury", he said.
The research team found that people who drank one cup of coffee a day were, on average, 20% less likely to have alcoholic cirrhosis. For people drinking two to three cups of coffee, the reduction was 40%, while for those drinking four or more cups, the reduction in risk was 80%.
"Even allowing for statistical variation, this shows there is a clear association between coffee consumption and protection against alcoholic cirrhosis", said Dr Klatsky.
The researchers added that as they did not see a similar protective effect among tea drinkers, there may be something in coffee other than just caffeine that helps protect against alcoholic cirrhosis.
Details of these findings are published in the Archives of Internal Medicine.
CONGRATS DOC & LAMMY!!!!!!!!!!
Well worth repeating:
QUOTE(CelticGent @ Jun 13 2006, 10:24 AM)
CONGRATS DOC & LAMMY!!!!!!!!!!
QUOTE(TheGreenOne @ Jun 13 2006, 10:01 AM)
Well worth repeating:
QUOTE(CelticGent @ Jun 13 2006, 10:24 AM)
CONGRATS DOC & LAMMY!!!!!!!!!!
Yeah!!!!
QUOTE(Kirk @ Jun 13 2006, 08:36 AM)
QUOTE(TheGreenOne @ Jun 13 2006, 10:01 AM)
Well worth repeating:
QUOTE(CelticGent @ Jun 13 2006, 10:24 AM)
CONGRATS DOC & LAMMY!!!!!!!!!!
Yeah!!!!
Let's get this a rolling!!! Best to the flock!!!!
It seems that getting in a family way is the only thing you can get congratulated for that isn't a huge pain in the keester to accomplish in the first place.
Good point!
And a SUPER-DUPER CONGRAD's to all of you who didn't get knocked up nor did any knocking up this past couple of months!!!! KUDOS!!!
And a SUPER-DUPER CONGRAD's to all of you who didn't get knocked up nor did any knocking up this past couple of months!!!! KUDOS!!!
Indeed, Huzzahs all around.
Blue Meanies and beer...
Clotheslines and zantac
Clotheslines and zantac
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