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ThurgreedMarshall · 09-15-2006, 12:51 PM

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Originally posted by ltl/fb
He actually said her *body* isn't that great. He did not opine on her abs, in isolation.

Her stomach looks good. But she has that skinny-girl-who-gets-fake-tits body. No ass. Fake tits. I just think she's nothing special. And I don't like her face at all.

TM

patentparanyc · 09-15-2006, 12:54 PM

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Originally posted by NotFromHere
I have been accused of this same thing. By fringy I believe. We are entitled to our opinion. What else do we have?

And I'll be off to pack in about 8 hours.

Et tu elitist body fuck?

NotFromHere · 09-15-2006, 12:59 PM

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Originally posted by patentparanyc
Et tu elitist body fuck?

Oui. That's because I'm a size 0. As a matter of fact my size 0 jeans are feeling a little baggy today. I think I'll have pizza, beer and chocolate cake for lunch. I wouldn't want to waste away or anything.

patentparanyc · 09-15-2006, 01:01 PM

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Originally posted by NotFromHere
Oui. That's because I'm a size 0. As a matter of fact my size 0 jeans are feeling a little baggy today. I think I'll have pizza, beer and chocolate cake for lunch. I wouldn't want to waste away or anything.

Hells ya, 0 is small. Good for you.

robustpuppy · 09-15-2006, 01:02 PM

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Originally posted by NotFromHere
I haven't had produce in a bag in about 5 years. And even when I purchased lettuce in a bag, I washed it. Even though it says prewashed. Because, I guess, I could be a little OCD.

Lettuce is filthy. Spinach is sandy. You just can't wash that shit enough. But yeah, I almost bought spinach last week for a salad. Then I decided ravioli sounded better. Yay, no e-coli here.

I once met a lawyer who worked for HHS investigating this type of thing. She said she will NEVER eat sprouts, and she always washed her lettuce. Still, you're taking a chance whenever you eat a salad in a restaurant.

Lfe is so dangerous!!

pony_trekker · 09-15-2006, 01:06 PM

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Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
Her stomach looks good. But she has that skinny-girl-who-gets-fake-tits body. No ass. Fake tits. I just think she's nothing special. And I don't like her face at all.

TM

2. That grill is busted. If she wasn't famous by birth she'd be a professional ugly contest contestant.

greatwhitenorthchick · 09-15-2006, 01:07 PM

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Originally posted by NotFromHere
She does that spray-on crap. Remember?

It's so nice that you remember these things!

And here is something unrelated for me to whine about. Thanks to various manual labor jobs over the years involving digging and smacking a shovel into hard ground, my right hand is totally fucked up. Frequently I wake up with my right hand totally clenched in a claw-like position and today I woke up with no feeling in my right index finger. Now the feeling is back but it's fading now and then. I'm beginning to think I have serious nerve damage in that hand. Fuck.

ltl/fb · 09-15-2006, 01:11 PM

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Originally posted by robustpuppy
I once met a lawyer who worked for HHS investigating this type of thing. She said she will NEVER eat sprouts, and she always washed her lettuce. Still, you're taking a chance whenever you eat a salad in a restaurant.

Lfe is so dangerous!!

I have never liked salads. Uh, with lettuce.

Sidd Finch · 09-15-2006, 01:11 PM

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Originally posted by NotFromHere
I haven't had produce in a bag in about 5 years. And even when I purchased lettuce in a bag, I washed it. Even though it says prewashed. Because, I guess, I could be a little OCD.

Lettuce is filthy. Spinach is sandy. You just can't wash that shit enough. But yeah, I almost bought spinach last week for a salad. Then I decided ravioli sounded better. Yay, no e-coli here.

It's only pre-bagged spinach, not loose spinach, that is causing the problem, right? My kids love spinach (I do too, but kids are more vulnerable to this stuff.) I'm thinking I'll just toss whatever we have, pre-bagged or loose.

Also, NFH, washing the sand of spinach is easy. You just need to immerse it in a big bowl of water. If it's really bad, change the water once. If it's still sandy after that, you're using too small a bowl, or you aren't really immersing it.

nononono · 09-15-2006, 01:13 PM

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Originally posted by robustpuppy
I once met a lawyer who worked for HHS investigating this type of thing. She said she will NEVER eat sprouts, and she always washed her lettuce. Still, you're taking a chance whenever you eat a salad in a restaurant.

Lfe is so dangerous!!

Dammit. The relaxed sanguinity over produce safety that I spent years working to achieve in order to overcome a childhood-cum-adulthood worry leading to a near-OCD-level produce scrubbing habit (thanks, mom!) has just been blown apart.

Sidd Finch · 09-15-2006, 01:14 PM

I finally, finally, finally saw The Protector last night. And it rocked. Tony Jaa is truly awesome, and several of his co-fighters were as well (including one capoeira fighter who demonstrated that beautiful art in stunning style).

It was, beyond any doubt, the all-time best low-budget martial arts action movie involving missing livestock. Ever.

patentparanyc · 09-15-2006, 01:15 PM

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Originally posted by Sidd Finch
It's only pre-bagged spinach, not loose spinach, that is causing the problem, right? My kids love spinach (I do too, but kids are more vulnerable to this stuff.) I'm thinking I'll just toss whatever we have, pre-bagged or loose.

Also, NFH, washing the sand of spinach is easy. You just need to immerse it in a big bowl of water. If it's really bad, change the water once. If it's still sandy after that, you're using too small a bowl, or you aren't really immersing it.

They have salad/washer/spinners yeah they're tacky but they do the job.

greatwhitenorthchick · 09-15-2006, 01:19 PM

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Originally posted by Sidd Finch
I finally, finally, finally saw The Protector last night. And it rocked. Tony Jaa is truly awesome, and several of his co-fighters were as well (including one capoeira fighter who demonstrated that beautiful art in stunning style).

It was, beyond any doubt, the all-time best low-budget martial arts action movie involving missing livestock. Ever.

I have some questions. Better than Ong-Bak, or just Ong-Bak in English? I really enjoy it when he does his walking up the wall or on top of people's heads and doing all his things while he's being chased (and of course, the spectacular flying elbows) but the commercials kind of look like more of the same. Is anything added in this movie other than that helicopter scene (which looks really cool -- how much of that scene is real?). I dragged my bf to Ong-bak, which he actually really enjoyed and want to take him to this as well but it would be good if I could tell him that it's actually better than Ong-bak.

Did you just call me Coltrane? · 09-15-2006, 01:20 PM

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Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
I'm eating a Pure Protein Chocolate Deluxe Bar. It tastes like what I would imagine a large nugget of shit to taste like. Also smells gross. Do not eat these bars. This is a lesson learned by me so you don't have to (inspired by RT).

But what if it's magical?

NotFromHere · 09-15-2006, 01:22 PM

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Originally posted by Sidd Finch
It's only pre-bagged spinach, not loose spinach, that is causing the problem, right? My kids love spinach (I do too, but kids are more vulnerable to this stuff.) I'm thinking I'll just toss whatever we have, pre-bagged or loose.

Also, NFH, washing the sand of spinach is easy. You just need to immerse it in a big bowl of water. If it's really bad, change the water once. If it's still sandy after that, you're using too small a bowl, or you aren't really immersing it.

Sidd, please read again about the OCD. I'll wash the spinach 3, 4, 5 times if I see or feel the slightest bit of grit in the water.

Yes, it's only the bagged spinach - the bag is a breeding ground.

Sand is also why I can't really eat clam chowder. Especially at this place down the street, which has the sandiest clam chowder ever.