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Reply #60 posted 07/26/04 3:05pm

starkitty

no

no

i was expressing my surprise

cow boobies

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Reply #61 posted 07/26/04 3:07pm

CokeJohnson

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starkitty said:

i am surprised there are no boobies yet.


feel free to show us yours... come on we know you got'em
[This message was edited Mon Jul 26 15:08:18 2004 by CokeJohnson]
dove and there it is dove
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Reply #62 posted 07/26/04 3:09pm

starkitty

CokeJohnson said:

starkitty said:

i am surprised there are no boobies yet.


feel free to show us yours... come on we know you got'em


you saw them already.
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Reply #63 posted 07/26/04 3:10pm

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starkitty said:

CokeJohnson said:



feel free to show us yours... come on we know you got'em


you saw them already.


true that, true that.. but why keep it a secret?

btw.. I love the way they jiggle nod
dove and there it is dove
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Reply #64 posted 07/26/04 3:12pm

lollyp0p

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lollyp0p said:



wacky


nod

but not half as wacky as you, my dear.


mad

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Reply #65 posted 07/26/04 3:17pm

3bogs

lollyp0p said:

TheFrog said:



nod

but not half as wacky as you, my dear.


mad

giggle


wink razz
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Reply #66 posted 07/26/04 3:18pm

starkitty

CokeJohnson said:

starkitty said:



you saw them already.


true that, true that.. but why keep it a secret?

btw.. I love the way they jiggle nod


now you're just make believing.
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Reply #67 posted 07/26/04 5:12pm

Sweeny79

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I hate milk ill
In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular.
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Reply #68 posted 07/26/04 5:14pm

neesespieces

milk makes my dog fart..... razz
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Reply #69 posted 07/26/04 5:15pm

MrJoker

teller said:

<---- drinks milk, wears leather, and eats the cow's flesh, all without giving it a second thought nod

highfive
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Reply #70 posted 07/26/04 5:15pm

Sweeny79

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fart falloff
In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular.
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Reply #71 posted 07/26/04 5:27pm

Muse2NOPharaoh

starkitty said:

Muse2NOPharaoh said:




What about in Frapps and coffee? whofarted


oh hell.

amendment #2. i usually go straight cream though, and just a sploosh.



thumbs up! Thats my girl! sploosh on!


About time you got a good thread going!

Geesh! rolleyes I missed yout input
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Reply #72 posted 07/26/04 5:37pm

starkitty

Muse2NOPharaoh said:

starkitty said:



oh hell.

amendment #2. i usually go straight cream though, and just a sploosh.



thumbs up! Thats my girl! sploosh on!


About time you got a good thread going!

Geesh! rolleyes I missed yout input


yes, i had been resting on my laurels but it was time.

good to see you, too.
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Reply #73 posted 07/26/04 6:00pm

PanthaGirl

teller said:

<---- drinks milk, wears leather, and eats the cow's flesh, all without giving it a second thought nod


clapping

Co-Sign. I give my body the nutrients it needs for survival & healthy maintenance. The consequences of NOT adding calcium to your diet as U age is far more severe then indulging in the minimum servings Ur body requires per day.....thumbs up!
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Reply #74 posted 07/26/04 6:03pm

MrJoker

PanthaGirl said:

teller said:

<---- drinks milk, wears leather, and eats the cow's flesh, all without giving it a second thought nod


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[color=violet:fbcccfe9d8]Co-Sign. I give my body the nutrients it needs for survival & healthy maintenance. The consequences of NOT adding calcium to your diet as U age is far more severe then indulging in the minimum servings Ur body requires per day.....[/color]thumbs up!

Either that, or you have to pop pills (calcium supplements). confused
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Reply #75 posted 07/26/04 6:05pm

Natisse

PanthaGirl said:

teller said:

<---- drinks milk, wears leather, and eats the cow's flesh, all without giving it a second thought nod


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Co-Sign. I give my body the nutrients it needs for survival & healthy maintenance. The consequences of NOT adding calcium to your diet as U age is far more severe then indulging in the minimum servings Ur body requires per day.....thumbs up!


cosign...osteoperosis is a major concern for me and even tho they say milk is bad and makes you put on weight I don't care - as Chrissie said I'd rather be healthy thumbs up!
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Reply #76 posted 07/26/04 6:37pm

irresistibleb1
tch

Natisse said:

PanthaGirl said:



clapping

Co-Sign. I give my body the nutrients it needs for survival & healthy maintenance. The consequences of NOT adding calcium to your diet as U age is far more severe then indulging in the minimum servings Ur body requires per day.....thumbs up!


cosign...osteoperosis is a major concern for me and even tho they say milk is bad and makes you put on weight I don't care - as Chrissie said I'd rather be healthy thumbs up!


there is some research that suggests that milk does the exact opposite of what is commonly assumed - its saturated fat and protein content actually blocks calcium absorption, causing the body to take it out of the bones.

have you ever wondered why the countries with the highest milk consumption also have the highest incidence of osteoporosis, whereas countries such as Japan, where little if any dairy is consumed, has no such problems?

calcium can easily be ingested through a plant-based diet. it is abundant in kale, broccoli, okra, mustard greens, calcium-set tofu and fortified orange juice and soymilk - all without the added fat and protein to block absorption.
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Reply #77 posted 07/26/04 6:39pm

irresistibleb1
tch

teller said:

<---- drinks milk, wears leather, and eats the cow's flesh, all without giving it a second thought nod


you'll understand one day. not to worry.
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Reply #78 posted 07/26/04 6:48pm

MrJoker

irresistibleb1tch said:

Natisse said:



cosign...osteoperosis is a major concern for me and even tho they say milk is bad and makes you put on weight I don't care - as Chrissie said I'd rather be healthy thumbs up!


there is some research that suggests that milk does the exact opposite of what is commonly assumed - its saturated fat and protein content actually blocks calcium absorption, causing the body to take it out of the bones.

have you ever wondered why the countries with the highest milk consumption also have the highest incidence of osteoporosis, whereas countries such as Japan, where little if any dairy is consumed, has no such problems?

calcium can easily be ingested through a plant-based diet. it is abundant in kale, broccoli, okra, mustard greens, calcium-set tofu and fortified orange juice and soymilk - all without the added fat and protein to block absorption.


From www.mayoclinic.com regarding osteoporosis prevention:

Get adequate calcium and vitamin D. The amount of calcium you need to stay healthy changes over your lifetime. Your body's demand for calcium is greatest during childhood and adolescence, when your skeleton is growing rapidly, and during pregnancy and breast-feeding. Postmenopausal women and older men also need to consume more calcium. As you age, your body becomes less efficient at absorbing calcium. Older adults are also more likely to have chronic health problems or to take medications that interfere with calcium absorption. Pre-menopausal women and postmenopausal women who use HT should consume at least 1,200 milligrams (mgs) of calcium and 400 international units (IU) of vitamin D every day. Postmenopausal women not using HT and those at risk of steroid-induced osteoporosis should get 1,500 mgs of calcium and 800 IU of vitamin D daily. Men under age 65 should consume 1,000 mgs of calcium every day and men over age 65, 1,500 mgs. Good food sources of calcium include skim, low-fat and whole milk; low-fat plain yogurt; Swiss, cheddar and ricotta cheese; broccoli; canned salmon with the bones; and orange juice and other products, such as tofu, fortified with calcium.

I'm inclined to go with what the Mayo Clinic suggests.
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Reply #79 posted 07/26/04 6:51pm

irresistibleb1
tch

MrJoker said:

irresistibleb1tch said:



there is some research that suggests that milk does the exact opposite of what is commonly assumed - its saturated fat and protein content actually blocks calcium absorption, causing the body to take it out of the bones.

have you ever wondered why the countries with the highest milk consumption also have the highest incidence of osteoporosis, whereas countries such as Japan, where little if any dairy is consumed, has no such problems?

calcium can easily be ingested through a plant-based diet. it is abundant in kale, broccoli, okra, mustard greens, calcium-set tofu and fortified orange juice and soymilk - all without the added fat and protein to block absorption.


From www.mayoclinic.com regarding osteoporosis prevention:

Get adequate calcium and vitamin D. The amount of calcium you need to stay healthy changes over your lifetime. Your body's demand for calcium is greatest during childhood and adolescence, when your skeleton is growing rapidly, and during pregnancy and breast-feeding. Postmenopausal women and older men also need to consume more calcium. As you age, your body becomes less efficient at absorbing calcium. Older adults are also more likely to have chronic health problems or to take medications that interfere with calcium absorption. Pre-menopausal women and postmenopausal women who use HT should consume at least 1,200 milligrams (mgs) of calcium and 400 international units (IU) of vitamin D every day. Postmenopausal women not using HT and those at risk of steroid-induced osteoporosis should get 1,500 mgs of calcium and 800 IU of vitamin D daily. Men under age 65 should consume 1,000 mgs of calcium every day and men over age 65, 1,500 mgs. Good food sources of calcium include skim, low-fat and whole milk; low-fat plain yogurt; Swiss, cheddar and ricotta cheese; broccoli; canned salmon with the bones; and orange juice and other products, such as tofu, fortified with calcium.

I'm inclined to go with what the Mayo Clinic suggests.


you mean like broccoli, orange juice, and tofu? lol
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Reply #80 posted 07/26/04 6:52pm

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well I can't say I agree with Benjamin Spock,However I don't drink milk.But not 4 the same reason as y'all,I'm lactose intolerent biggrin
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Reply #81 posted 07/26/04 6:52pm

tackam

teller said:

<---- drinks milk, wears leather, and eats the cow's flesh, all without giving it a second thought nod


Now, don't be all freakin' blase about it, you know you've been forced to give it MUCH thought by yours truly. wink

Plus, since when is being thoughtless something that Sir Intellectual himself should be proud of?

Teller. C'mon.

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Reply #82 posted 07/26/04 6:53pm

irresistibleb1
tch

ThaHumanBody said:

well I can't say I agree with Benjamin Spock,However I don't drink milk.But not 4 the same reason as y'all,I'm lactose intolerent biggrin


MIIIIISTER GEEEEE! hi dahling! hug
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Reply #83 posted 07/26/04 6:55pm

bkw

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<----- Thanks God that beer and wine are good for his health. biggrin cloud9
When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading.
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Reply #84 posted 07/26/04 6:58pm

MrJoker

irresistibleb1tch said:

MrJoker said:



From www.mayoclinic.com regarding osteoporosis prevention:

Get adequate calcium and vitamin D. The amount of calcium you need to stay healthy changes over your lifetime. Your body's demand for calcium is greatest during childhood and adolescence, when your skeleton is growing rapidly, and during pregnancy and breast-feeding. Postmenopausal women and older men also need to consume more calcium. As you age, your body becomes less efficient at absorbing calcium. Older adults are also more likely to have chronic health problems or to take medications that interfere with calcium absorption. Pre-menopausal women and postmenopausal women who use HT should consume at least 1,200 milligrams (mgs) of calcium and 400 international units (IU) of vitamin D every day. Postmenopausal women not using HT and those at risk of steroid-induced osteoporosis should get 1,500 mgs of calcium and 800 IU of vitamin D daily. Men under age 65 should consume 1,000 mgs of calcium every day and men over age 65, 1,500 mgs. Good food sources of calcium include skim, low-fat and whole milk; low-fat plain yogurt; Swiss, cheddar and ricotta cheese; broccoli; canned salmon with the bones; and orange juice and other products, such as tofu, fortified with calcium.

I'm inclined to go with what the Mayo Clinic suggests.


you mean like broccoli, orange juice, and tofu? lol

..and skim, low-fat and whole milk, yes (which was incidently mentioned 1st in their documentation). razz
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Reply #85 posted 07/26/04 7:02pm

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I like chocolate milk

Human beings are carnivores and herbivores. We drink human milk and then that's it...
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Reply #86 posted 07/26/04 7:13pm

MsSmartypants

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starkitty said:

I'm anti-milk. We're not baby cows, you know.

What a silly thing to say!!!!! Next then you'll be saying that I can't drink water because I'm not a fish! mad
Love it or shove it!
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Reply #87 posted 07/26/04 7:14pm

bkw

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MsSmartypants said:

starkitty said:

I'm anti-milk. We're not baby cows, you know.

What a silly thing to say!!!!! Next then you'll be saying that I can't drink water because I'm not a fish! mad

....or that you cant ride a bike cos you're an old slut! giggle
When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading.
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Reply #88 posted 07/26/04 7:18pm

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bkw said:

MsSmartypants said:


What a silly thing to say!!!!! Next then you'll be saying that I can't drink water because I'm not a fish! mad

....or that you cant ride a bike cos you're an old slut! giggle

mad
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Reply #89 posted 07/26/04 7:22pm

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bkw said:

MsSmartypants said:


What a silly thing to say!!!!! Next then you'll be saying that I can't drink water because I'm not a fish! mad

....or that you cant ride a bike cos you're an old slut! giggle


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