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We don't like fatty meats in general, so we usually get sirloin or cross rib cuts. We sear a roast on all sides using a little bacon fat then roast, uncovered at 320 or 325 till about an hour before taking out, then add veggies (minus the spuds), herbs, spices (no salt), vino, and cover and cook...

lol We don't do smoothies. Home-made popsicles, yes. :D

Oh, yeah. I should have said, "Expensive, flashy, and complicated gadget". Thanks. :)

We don't need expensive and flashy gadgets to whip up tasty meals around here. :D Wooden spoons, whisks, knives, etc. don't take up nearly as much room either and we get some exercise from using the implements mentioned. :)

Had my LDL hit for the week; Benny's eggs. :) Damned tasty stuff.

Probably has something to do with going for about 7 or 8 hours without any. Most people kinda wake up hungry.

Just ate an orange. Pretty soon, gonna be eating a bowl of rolled oats with butter and maple syrup in it. Really? You ate all that?

Doesn't matter to me. I go when I go. In the meantime, I will be as healthy as I can be for as long as I can be. Possibly, but as I mentioned before, the more humans there are the less there is of other life. The pattern is not sustainable. The planetary elements that make up mass are limited...

Ok, you don't snivel. You rant incoherently. Strawman argument. Irrelevant to the point.

Nah. Too many people on the planet. Shut down population growth.

My team? The sensible ones on "my team" don't consider hurricanes to be anything but weather patterns. Same for cold snaps and heat waves. But it goes both ways. You have people like Wally posting about cold snaps in some area while ignoring a heat wave on another area then apparently expecting...

No they don't. People get medical services, work, and all kinds of things from health care. All banks get is money; and money is based on an imaginary illusion of value. I'd rather have an apple than the few cents an apple costs. The apple I can use to fuel my body. Money is simply an easily...

.... premiums. Yes. Ours is about $120/month. Were one of us to use medical services for injury or disease, the treatment can suck up a few years' worth of premiums. It's a good deal. But you go ahead and refuse to pay for medical services seeing as you don't think it's any good. lol Try telling...

Might, but don't. Sorry, I didn't go mining for it. I keep a list fairly handy and some are even embedded in my memory banks for easy access. I appreciate all the ones I have collected, otherwise I wouldn't have collected them. FIFY For whom? For the most part, it isn't the patients that fork...

heheh Attaboy, DB, Stretch, et al. Keep proving R W Emerson's comment to be true (A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines).

I wouldn't know about Dexter. I've had two. Funny thing is that in spite of all Stretch's and your postings from quacks like Mercola, I'm still alive, healthy, and my mind is stable. It seems Dex is, too. You have my sympathies.

Yeah, the fools Euripedes was referring to are like that. "Verified facts"? More Biblespeak.

“Talk sense to a fool and he calls you foolish.” - Euripides :)

heheh I have no problem with some of what Stretch says, which is why I still post in his threads. The problem lies in where he gets his information from. Mercola isn't exactly what I'd call a fount of truth and fact. So, like I said, I prefer not to swallow even the water around the hook, let...

Doesn't what? Perhaps the FDA is just as guilty about spreading misinformation. Either way, I don't leap onto Mercola's bandwagon simply because I think the FDA may be dealing in misinformation any more than I leap onto the FDA's bandwagon because I may think Mercola has a point about them. I...