Chili

"Bunky" <: I had the great luck of finding some lo-carb chili at the local
store.
: Chili was one thing I really missed. It's a bit pricey, but buying LC
: hasn't exactly been cheap. It's a nice break from the norm. I also found
: this brand online too.

It's better to make your own.

Pat in TX (no beans, though)

Pat wrote:

"Bunky" <: I had the great luck of finding some lo-carb chili at the local store. : Chili was one thing I really missed. It's a bit pricey, but buying LC : hasn't exactly been cheap. It's a nice break from the norm. I also found : this brand online too. It's better to make your own. Pat in TX (no beans, though)

That's up to you if you choose to cook. I put the post out there for people who are looking for alternatives. Myself I’d rather buy it, but maybe my time is more precious that yours. :-P

Bunky said:

Pat wrote:
"Bunky" <: I had the great luck of finding some lo-carb chili at the

local

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store.
: Chili was one thing I really missed. It's a bit pricey, but buying

LC

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: hasn't exactly been cheap. It's a nice break from the norm. I also

found

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: this brand online too.

It's better to make your own.

Pat in TX (no beans, though)

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That's up to you if you choose to cook. I put the post out there for

people who are looking for alternatives. Myself I'd rather buy it,
but maybe my time is more precious that yours. :-P

Is your health and enjoyment of life not worth the time to learn how to
cook delicious healthy foods? There is no nore satisfying aspect to
life than the creation and the consumption of great tasting and healthy
food.

You are saving your "precious" time so that you can live a dreary life
with barely palatable manufactured foods and generally poorer health.
You have some interesting priorities.

TC

"][email hidden] wrote:

Bunky wrote:

Pat wrote: "Bunky" <: I had the great luck of finding some lo-carb chili at the

local

store. : Chili was one thing I really missed. It's a bit pricey, but buying

LC

: hasn't exactly been cheap. It's a nice break from the norm. I also

found

: this brand online too. It's better to make your own. Pat in TX (no beans, though) -------------------------------------------------- That's up to you if you choose to cook. I put the post out there for

people who are looking for alternatives. Myself I'd rather buy it, but maybe my time is more precious that yours. :-P Is your health and enjoyment of life not worth the time to learn how to cook delicious healthy foods? There is no nore satisfying aspect to life than the creation and the consumption of great tasting and healthy food. You are saving your "precious" time so that you can live a dreary life with barely palatable manufactured foods and generally poorer health. You have some interesting priorities. TC

Just what is it you people do not get! >:o A newgroup is for information and support, neither of which you or Pat have provided. If I had wanted your opinion I would have asked for it, but I didn't. I put the post out there for people who are looking for alternatives. BTW, Las Vegas has some of the best food you'll ever find. Your statment on poor health is at best just your BS. :-! This NG doesn't support people or the LC idea anymore, most spend all their time finding ways to snip someone or to stick there nose where doesn't belong. People like you are why posts never stay on topic, we are always defending ourselfs against the onslaught of [censored]. That's just sad :'( This newgroup has really gone to [censored].

Bunky wrote:
||
|| Just what is it you people do not get! >:o A newgroup is for
|| information and support, neither of which you or Pat have
|| provided.

Sounded like information to me... if you like it, use it. If you
don't lose it.

I happen to like one or two store bought brands, without beans,
but I much perfer homemade. Besides if I make it, I have a
better
idea what is really in it.

BJ

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Bunky said:

Pat wrote:

Bunky said:

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> I had the great luck of finding some lo-carb chili at the local
> store. Chili was one thing I really missed. It's a bit pricey,
> but buying LC hasn't exactly been cheap. It's a nice break
> from the norm. I also found this brand online too.

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Quoted message said:

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It's better to make your own.
Pat in TX (no beans, though)

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That's up to you if you choose to cook. I put the post out there
for people who are looking for alternatives. Myself I'd rather buy
it, but maybe my time is more precious that yours. :-P

Quoted message said:

Is your health and enjoyment of life not worth the time to learn
how to cook delicious healthy foods? There is no nore satisfying
aspect to life than the creation and the consumption of great
tasting and healthy food.

Oh, listen to you. What a crock of [censored]. "No more satisfying" thing
than "creation and the consumption of great tasting and healthy food."
NO more satisfying thing? Nothing more satisfying...? Sounds like you
lead a dreary life.

And home-prepared foods are automatically better than anything bought
outside? Right.

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You are saving your "precious" time so that you can live a dreary
life with barely palatable manufactured foods and generally poorer
health. You have some interesting priorities.

You're a pecksniffian, prejudiced fool who thinks that *your* one way
is the only way. Your nonsensical preaching is a peculiar thing to
behold. Dreary life indeed...

Your uninvited, smug, supercilious, stiffneck righteousness is an
interesting priority...

Pastorio

Bunky said:

Just what is it you people do not get! >:o A newgroup is for
information and support, neither of which you or Pat have provided.

A newsgroup isn't just what you say it is. It's also for discussion.
And, since it's not moderated, anything else people want to post.

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If I had wanted your opinion I would have asked for it, but I
didn't.

Posting is a de facto invitation for comment. You don't have to like
it; you just have to recognize it.

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I put the post out there for people who are looking for
alternatives.

The post is out there for anyone who wants to comment on it.

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BTW, Las Vegas has some of the best food you'll ever
find. Your statment on poor health is at best just your BS. :-!

Roughly equivalent to your baloney in this note.

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This NG doesn't support people or the LC idea anymore, most spend
all their time finding ways to snip someone or to stick there nose
where doesn't belong. People like you are why posts never stay on
topic, we are always defending ourselfs against the onslaught of
[censored]. That's just sad :'( This newgroup has really gone to [censored].

And I bet you think that this post improved the smell, right?

To quote, "> Just what is it you people do not get! >:o"
You don't get that idea that your view isn't the only one in operation.

Have a lovely day.

Pastorio

Bob (this one) said:

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Bunky said:

Pat wrote:

Bunky said:

Quoted message said:

>> I had the great luck of finding some lo-carb chili at the local
>> store. Chili was one thing I really missed. It's a bit pricey,
>> but buying LC hasn't exactly been cheap. It's a nice break
>> from the norm. I also found this brand online too.
>

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Quoted message said:

> It's better to make your own.

> Pat in TX (no beans, though)

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That's up to you if you choose to cook. I put the post out there
for people who are looking for alternatives. Myself I'd rather buy
it, but maybe my time is more precious that yours. :-P

Quoted message said:

Is your health and enjoyment of life not worth the time to learn how
to cook delicious healthy foods? There is no nore satisfying aspect
to life than the creation and the consumption of great tasting and
healthy food.

Oh, listen to you. What a crock of [censored]. "No more satisfying" thing
than "creation and the consumption of great tasting and healthy food."
NO more satisfying thing? Nothing more satisfying...? Sounds like you
lead a dreary life.

And home-prepared foods are automatically better than anything bought
outside? Right.

Quoted message said:

You are saving your "precious" time so that you can live a dreary
life with barely palatable manufactured foods and generally poorer
health. You have some interesting priorities.

You're a pecksniffian, prejudiced fool who thinks that *your* one way
is the only way. Your nonsensical preaching is a peculiar thing to
behold. Dreary life indeed...

Your uninvited, smug, supercilious, stiffneck righteousness is an
interesting priority...

Pastorio

Lol,your a "moron" BOB. Try reading the whole thread from the beginning
if your brain can go back that far. lol another post spammer, no
content as usual.

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There is no nore satisfying aspect to life than the creation and the
consumption of great tasting and healthy food.

In your opinion. Don't be so arrogant to assume you know what's best for
everyone.
--
"That movie has warped my fragile little mind."

Tarkus wrote:
|| On 12/9/2004 10:59:45 AM, [email hidden] wrote:
||
||| There is no nore satisfying aspect to life than the creation
||| and the consumption of great tasting and healthy food.
||
|| In your opinion. Don't be so arrogant to assume you know
|| what's best for everyone.

Everyone is entitled to an opinion, even you... :-) BJ

Bunky said:

Just what is it you people do not get! >:o A newgroup is for
information and support, neither of which you or Pat have provided. If
I had wanted your opinion I would have asked for it, but I didn't. I
put the post out there for people who are looking for alternatives.
BTW, Las Vegas has some of the best food you'll ever find. Your
statment on poor health is at best just your BS. :-! This NG doesn't
support people or the LC idea anymore, most spend all their time
finding ways to snip someone or to stick there nose where doesn't
belong. People like you are why posts never stay on topic, we are
always defending ourselfs against the onslaught of [censored]. That's just
sad :'(

Yes, it is. Unfortunately, this group has become a pulpit for many
people who think everyone should live their lives exactly like them, and
if you don't, something is wrong with you.

Fortunately, most newsreaders have kill files.
--
"I was in the grocery store. I saw a sign that said 'pet supplies.'
So I did. Then I went outside and saw a sign that said 'compact cars.'"
-Steven Wright

Bob (this one) wrote: Bunky wrote:

Just what is it you people do not get! >:o A newgroup is for
information and support, neither of which you or Pat have provided.

A newsgroup isn't just what you say it is. It's also for discussion. And, since it's not moderated, anything else people want to post.

If I had wanted your opinion I would have asked for it, but I
didn't.

Posting is a de facto invitation for comment. You don't have to like it; you just have to recognize it.

Quoted message said:

I put the post out there for people who are looking for

alternatives.

The post is out there for anyone who wants to comment on it.

BTW, Las Vegas has some of the best food you'll ever
find. Your statment on poor health is at best just your BS. :-!

Roughly equivalent to your baloney in this note.

This NG doesn't support people or the LC idea anymore, most spend
all their time finding ways to snip someone or to stick there nose
where doesn't belong. People like you are why posts never stay on
topic, we are always defending ourselfs against the onslaught of
[censored]. That's just sad :'( This newgroup has really gone to [censored].

And I bet you think that this post improved the smell, right?

To quote, "> Just what is it you people do not get! >:o"
You don't get that idea that your view isn't the only one in operation.

Have a lovely day.

Pastorio

Oh I get it. I get that the original post was just something I found and thought some people would like it. but No people would rather [censored]. My reply to LC has nothing to do with you, so why do you stick your nose in it. This is why I left NG's a year ago in the first place. Forums tend to stay on topic way more and have 100 times more content. You see Bob, you came in here to fight and that's all your looking for
A) this is none of your business and you weren't involved in the original posts
B) your post has nothing to do with Chili C)Your just looking for someone to fight with and I'm it TODAY. Tommorrow it will be someone else.
D)Which makes my point about how posts never stay on topic all the more valid. I originally posted to add to the group. I have yet to see a reply that has anything to do with "chili" or anything that's remotely "constructive" =-O . It's all been useless content. Your right! you can post anything you want, but at the end of the day, Did your words make a difference? Did you help someone? Do you feel better?

Let's just end this thread it's quite dead and off target:

I won't post anymore and then people won't have anything to [censored] about.
I've LC'ed for years now and probably know in's and out's than most. I
just thought I might add a item or two to the group, but I can see it's
just a waste of time. To bad though, My wife who's a CCRN, has a lot of
valuable insite and information to LC'ing since she has worked for
Mayo(10yrs plus), who is taking an active role in LC'ing for their
pateints. I had thought I might share these kind of things, but not with
the constant backlashing(it's not worth the effort). I don't need or
want to defend every thread I post. Oh well, at least I still get the
benefits. BYE!

BJ in Texas said:

Tarkus wrote:
|| On 12/9/2004 10:59:45 AM, [email hidden] wrote:
||
||| There is no nore satisfying aspect to life than the creation
||| and the consumption of great tasting and healthy food.
||
|| In your opinion. Don't be so arrogant to assume you know
|| what's best for everyone.

Everyone is entitled to an opinion, even you... :-) BJ

There is a difference between expressing an opinion AS an opinion and
expressing an opinion as FACT.
--
"I went down the street to the 24-hour grocery. When I got there, the
guy was locking the front door. I said, 'Hey, the sign says you're
open 24 hours.' He said, 'Yes, but not in a row.'" - Steven Wright

Bunky said:

!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
<html>
<head>
<meta content="text/html;charset=ISO-8859-1" http-equiv="Content-Type">
<title></title

please don't post in html.

The Queen of Cans and Jars said:

Bunky said:

!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
<html>
<head>
<meta content="text/html;charset=ISO-8859-1" http-equiv="Content-Type">
<title></title

please don't post in html.

Oh I don't think you have to worry about that Queen lol

"Bunky" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:Bj3ud.44$Af.42@fed1read07...
: Let's just end this thread it's quite dead and off target:
:
: I won't post anymore and then people won't have anything to [censored] about.
: I've LC'ed for years now and probably know in's and out's than most. I
: just thought I might add a item or two to the group, but I can see it's
: just a waste of time. To bad though, My wife who's a CCRN, has a lot of
: valuable insite and information to LC'ing since she has worked for
: Mayo(10yrs plus), who is taking an active role in LC'ing for their
: pateints. I had thought I might share these kind of things, but not with
: the constant backlashing(it's not worth the effort). I don't need or
: want to defend every thread I post. Oh well, at least I still get the
: benefits. BYE!

Let's recap: He posts something, other people comment, he gets huffy and
indignant that other people should comment, he asserts his superiority, he
warns that now no one will get the benefits of his marriage to a CCRN (!)
because others commented on his original post, he behaves like a little baby
who wants to take his ball and go home AND he expects everybody else to rue
the day they decided to comment on his original post. Okay, I got it. 'Way
too thin skinned and ego-driven for Usenet--plus he posts in HTML instead of
following conventional posting. Face it! He's just too darned good for the
rest of us! Sob. Sob......

Pat in TX

: >>
: >>
: >
: >please don't post in html.
: >
: >
: Oh I don't think you have to worry about that Queen lol

let's see, this post comes nearly 20 minutes after you huffed and puffed and
said "BYE". so do it, already. BYE.

Pat in TX

In article <3R%td.15$Af.7@fed1read07>, [email hidden] says...

Quoted message said:

I had the great luck of finding some lo-carb chili at the local store.
Chili was one thing I really missed. It's a bit pricey, but buying LC
hasn't exactly been cheap. It's a nice break from the norm. I also found
this brand online too.
http://www.netrition.com-lc_homestyles_meals_page.html

I find eating low-carb to be much LESS expensive overall. Certain
specialty items (like erythritol) are individually more expensive, but I
don't get them that often. If you mostly stick to the basics, then you
aren't buying the convenient frozen meals/entrees, cereals, candies,
cookies, chips, pasta, etc. However, if you are ALSO buying all that
for other people in the household PLUS extra specialty stuff for
yourself, I can see where that might add to expenses. Only yesterday, I
was marveling at how quick and easy my grocery shopping has become. I
rarely just wander up and down aisles anymore picking out whatever
strikes my fancy -- I stick to the edges of the store to get meat, dairy
and produce with only occasional targeted forays into an interior aisle
for something like a spice or coffee or CarbSmart ice cream. Ahhhh, so
much quicker and easier!

--
Saffire
205/147/125 - 5'1.5"
Atkins since 6/14/03
Progress photo: http://photos.yahoo.com/saffire333