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  1. Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.
    Thanksgiving meals contain loads of carbs.
    You are on a low carb diet, so you can't eat anything except a few
    carrot and celery sticks.

    Remember, you can not eat carbs.
    I repeat....
    YOU CAN NOT EAT CARBS.

    Therefore, you can NOT eat Thanksgiving dinner.
    And since you cant eat, why should anyone else enjoy their dinner.

    The solution, TORTURE YOURSELF, while ruining dinner for everyone
    else.

    Begin by refusing to eat, in fact, refuse to even sit at the table.
    When they say Grace, cus out God and make rude comments about God
    wanting everyone to get fat. As soon as everyone starts eating,
    stand near the table while others eat and make lots of rude comments
    about all the carbs and far and other bad stuff that others are
    eating. Be sure to raise your voice and use many cus words, and
    loudly stamp around the table in a rapid and irritated manner. Tell
    everyone how the carbs are going to ruin their health an make then fat
    and ugly. Make sure you knock over glasses of liquids, bottles of
    expensive wine, break some plates and dump over the mashed potatoes,
    dressing and gravy.

    It wont be long before they ask you to leave. When they do, grab a
    kitchen knife, walk into another room and stab yourself in the chest,
    slash your wrists, and cut off your ears. You want lots of blood
    spurting around. Once the blood is really spurting, run into the
    dining room (or wherever everyone is eating) and make sure everyone
    sees you covered with blood. Scream and yell at the top of your lungs
    so they take notice, and be sure to make them all aware that the
    reason you did this is because they rejected you when they told you to
    leave. Your first goal is to make them feel guilty. Your other goal
    is to ruin their meal. If you got blood spurting from your slashed
    wrists, or your chest, make sure the blood shoots all over the table
    and their plates, and on to their fancy clothing.

    By the time you finish doing this, you wont want to eat anymore, and
    you'll get lots of attention from others, (which is what you wanted),
    and in the process, you'll completely ruin their meal. Remember, you
    want to ruin the meal for everyone, and that means EVERYONE. If you
    cant eat and enjoy your meal, why should they. Do everything to ruin
    the meal for others, to make you feel better about not being able to
    eat.

    On the way to the hospital, be sure to scream constantly and cus and
    act like you are going into convulsions. Try to cut yourself more,
    even if you have to use your fingernails. You want everyone to think
    that you are dying, and be sure to keep blaming your relatives for
    killing you, and call them lots of foul names. Remember, you want
    attention. Once you get to the hospital, spit in the faces of doctors
    and nurses, and rip out any IV tubes they put in you. Break whatever
    you can, and be sure to let everyone know that you are really angry
    for not being able to eat the Thanksgiving dinner.

    Hopefully you succeeded in ruining Thanksgiving for everyone who dared
    to eat all those nasty carbs, and you feel better about yourself.

    This website should explain everything......
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/3522903.stm

  2. Quoted message said:

    Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.
    Thanksgiving meals contain loads of carbs.
    You are on a low carb diet, so you can't eat anything except a few
    carrot and celery sticks.

    Remember, you can not eat carbs.
    I repeat....
    YOU CAN NOT EAT CARBS.


    No, you stupid piece of dog [censored]. I'm going to take a little holiday
    from low carbing. I'll still go very easy on anything carby, partly
    because I know that it'd make me feel crappy if I didn't. I'll be
    back into ketosis within three days.

    Oh, and most *former* Atkins dieters are fat, and getting fatter. I,
    on the other hand, am getting thinner every week, and have more energy
    than I have had since I got sloppy about carbs.

    Plus, any low carber can have unlimited turkey, and the gravy CAN be
    made with vegetable gums instead of flour or cornstarch. We can have
    green beans. Cranberry sauce can be made with Splenda. While I
    detest the faux mashed potatoes (cauliflower), lots of folks love
    them.

    I am easily personally identifiable. You are a cowardly, stinking
    piece of dog [censored] who hides behind an address you created just to post
    the worthless [censored] you posted. Coward.

    --Bryan Simmons, Clayton (St. Louis), Missouri, USA

  3. "Bobo Bonobo(R)" <[email hidden]> dropped this news:d2bc990e-a1a1-
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.
    Thanksgiving meals contain loads of carbs.
    You are on a low carb diet, so you can't eat anything except a few
    carrot and celery sticks.

    Remember, you can not eat carbs.
    I repeat....
    YOU CAN NOT EAT CARBS.


    No, you stupid piece of dog [censored]. I'm going to take a little holiday
    from low carbing. I'll still go very easy on anything carby, partly
    because I know that it'd make me feel crappy if I didn't. I'll be
    back into ketosis within three days.

    Oh, and most *former* Atkins dieters are fat, and getting fatter. I,
    on the other hand, am getting thinner every week, and have more energy
    than I have had since I got sloppy about carbs.

    Plus, any low carber can have unlimited turkey, and the gravy CAN be
    made with vegetable gums instead of flour or cornstarch. We can have
    green beans. Cranberry sauce can be made with Splenda. While I
    detest the faux mashed potatoes (cauliflower), lots of folks love
    them.

    I am easily personally identifiable. You are a cowardly, stinking
    piece of dog [censored] who hides behind an address you created just to post
    the worthless [censored] you posted. Coward.

    --Bryan Simmons, Clayton (St. Louis), Missouri, USA

    OMFG... you live in Clayton. You are sort of like my neighbor. BTW, what
    is wrong with mashed cauliflower? I like it under certain circumstances.

    Michael

    --
    Too much fun! Click the card link and print 'em out.

    http://shorterlink.com/?87KN1V

    Send email to: michael at lonergan dot us dot com

  4. Quoted message said:

    Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.
    Thanksgiving meals contain loads of carbs.
    You are on a low carb diet, so you can't eat anything except a few
    carrot and celery sticks.

    How about turkey?

    i

    Quoted message said:

    Remember, you can not eat carbs.
    I repeat....
    YOU CAN NOT EAT CARBS.

    Therefore, you can NOT eat Thanksgiving dinner.
    And since you cant eat, why should anyone else enjoy their dinner.

    The solution, TORTURE YOURSELF, while ruining dinner for everyone
    else.

  5. x-no-archive: yes

    Quoted message said:

    Remember, you can not eat carbs.
    I repeat....
    YOU CAN NOT EAT CARBS.

    Sure I *can*.

    I just don't want to.

    Susan

  6. Ignoramus4770 said:
    email hidden said:

    Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.
    Thanksgiving meals contain loads of carbs.
    You are on a low carb diet, so you can't eat anything except a few
    carrot and celery sticks.

    How about turkey?

    ..... and steak?

  7. Quoted message said:

    Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.
    Thanksgiving meals contain loads of carbs.
    You are on a low carb diet, so you can't eat anything except a few
    carrot and celery sticks.

    Actually, carrots are rather carby, which you would know if you were
    actually a former Atkins dieter rather than just a troll who signed up
    for a hotmail account.

    Quoted message said:

    Remember, you can not eat carbs.
    I repeat....
    YOU CAN NOT EAT CARBS.

    Therefore, you can NOT eat Thanksgiving dinner.
    And since you cant eat, why should anyone else enjoy their dinner.

    The solution, TORTURE YOURSELF, while ruining dinner for everyone
    else.

    I don't see why I can't eat the 20 lb turkey thawing in my fridge.
    Well, maybe not at one sitting.

    Turkey with gravy. Roasted green beans. Pumpkin custard with whipped
    cream. A very dry champagne.

    Yeah, it's gonna be torture sucking that down.

    --
    http://www.ornery-geeks.org/consulting/

  8. Ophelia said:
    Ignoramus4770 said:
    email hidden said:

    Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.
    Thanksgiving meals contain loads of carbs.
    You are on a low carb diet, so you can't eat anything except a few
    carrot and celery sticks.

    How about turkey?

    .... and steak?

    The way I see it, eating turkey and skipping mashed potatoes and cake
    on Thanksgiving is not any more difficult than doing so on any other
    day.

    The OP's attempt at trolling was about 2 out of 5 on my scale.

    i

  9. x-no-archive: yes

    Jackie Patti said:

    I don't see why I can't eat the 20 lb turkey thawing in my fridge. Well,
    maybe not at one sitting.

    Yeah, pace yourself.

    Save some for lunch the next day. ;-)

    Susan

  10. [email hidden] wrote in message ...

    Quoted message said:

    Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.
    Thanksgiving meals contain loads of carbs.
    You are on a low carb diet, so you can't eat anything except a few
    carrot and celery sticks.

    Oh yeah, big torture to eat cornish game hens, zucchini/eggplant
    casserole with lots of good cheddar cheese, a nice green salad, and
    pumpkin pie spiced butterscotch SF pudding with a few chopped roasted
    hazelnuts in it, and real whipped cream on top.

    P.S. I'll think about you laying on the couch with heartburn and bloat
    on Friday while I'm out shopping.

    Cheri

  11. In article <[email hidden]>, Cheri says...

    Quoted message said:


    P.S. I'll think about you laying on the couch with heartburn and bloat
    on Friday while I'm out shopping.


    I have suffered with GERD for many years. I've been taking Prilosec OTC daily to
    deal with it. Prilosec worked almost all of the time--but I did suffer GERD
    occasionally.

    Thanksgiving dinner always gave me problems. Last year, I avoided the stuffing
    and still had a bout of heartburn.

    A few weeks after low-carbing, I hadn't had a single episode of GERD. I
    subsequently quit taking Prilosec about a month ago and haven't had any problems
    at all--not a single episode. I know losing weight is important to treat
    GERD--but I think limiting carbs as well helps a lot.

    Tomorrow I'll eat turkey, deviled eggs, vegetables and salad and avoid the
    mashed potatoes and stuffing (which really don't appeal to me anymore).

    Torture? Nothing is worse than waking up in the middle of the night with acid
    washing up into my throat. Now THAT is torture!

    My 22 lb bird is going on the smoker tomorrow for about 5 hours and it will come
    out great as always.

    Mark

  12. <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quantity has a quality all its own.

    While I would normally have 30 net carbs in a day, for Thanksgiving I should
    be able to have 75 without messing up my type 2 diabetes too much.

    With large portions of turkey-like stuff and small small portions of carby
    stuff, it should be no big deal.

  13. Quoted message said:

    Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.
    Thanksgiving meals contain loads of carbs.
    You are on a low carb diet, so you can't eat anything except a few
    carrot and celery sticks.

    Remember, you can not eat carbs.
    I repeat....
    YOU CAN NOT EAT CARBS.

    TROLL-O-METER

    -10..............0....................10
    <>

  14. Ignoramus4770 said:
    Ophelia said:
    Ignoramus4770 said:

    On 2007-11-21, [email hidden]
    <[email hidden]> wrote:
    > Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.
    > Thanksgiving meals contain loads of carbs.
    > You are on a low carb diet, so you can't eat anything except a few
    > carrot and celery sticks.

    How about turkey?

    .... and steak?

    The way I see it, eating turkey and skipping mashed potatoes and cake
    on Thanksgiving is not any more difficult than doing so on any other
    day.

    The OP's attempt at trolling was about 2 out of 5 on my scale.

    You are very generous. :-)

    --
    BlueBrooke
    254/225/135

  15. Michael \'Dog3\ said:

    "Bobo Bonobo(R)" <[email hidden]> dropped this news:d2bc990e-a1a1-
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.
    Thanksgiving meals contain loads of carbs.
    You are on a low carb diet, so you can't eat anything except a few
    carrot and celery sticks.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Remember, you can not eat carbs.
    I repeat....
    YOU CAN NOT EAT CARBS.

    Quoted message said:

    No, you stupid piece of dog [censored]. I'm going to take a little holiday
    from low carbing. I'll still go very easy on anything carby, partly
    because I know that it'd make me feel crappy if I didn't. I'll be
    back into ketosis within three days.

    Quoted message said:

    Oh, and most *former* Atkins dieters are fat, and getting fatter. I,
    on the other hand, am getting thinner every week, and have more energy
    than I have had since I got sloppy about carbs.

    Quoted message said:

    Plus, any low carber can have unlimited turkey, and the gravy CAN be
    made with vegetable gums instead of flour or cornstarch. We can have
    green beans. Cranberry sauce can be made with Splenda. While I
    detest the faux mashed potatoes (cauliflower), lots of folks love
    them.

    Quoted message said:

    I am easily personally identifiable. You are a cowardly, stinking
    piece of dog [censored] who hides behind an address you created just to post
    the worthless [censored] you posted. Coward.

    Quoted message said:

    --Bryan Simmons, Clayton (St. Louis), Missouri, USA

    OMFG... you live in Clayton. You are sort of like my neighbor.

    I live a hundred yards or so from Sasha's/Jimmy's/Kaldi's. We used to
    live closer to you when we lived in Richmond Heights.

    Quoted message said:

    BTW, what is wrong with mashed cauliflower?
    I like it under certain circumstances.

    I hate all the cultivars of *Brassica oleracea*.
    If you like them you're lucky. They are very good for you.

    Quoted message said:


    Michael

    --Bryan

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    Quoted message said:

    I live a hundred yards or so from Sasha's/Jimmy's/Kaldi's. We used to
    live closer to you when we lived in Richmond Heights.

    KALDI'S? The original one? Across from the Seminary? OMG, they have the
    best scones. I go there often in the middle of the afternoon. IIRC it is
    the Rosebury neighborhood. Correct me if I'm wrong.

    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:

    BTW, what is wrong with mashed cauliflower?
    I like it under certain circumstances.

    I hate all the cultivars of *Brassica oleracea*.
    If you like them you're lucky. They are very good for you.

    I love root veggies. All of them. Must be my Irish heritage.

    Michael

    --
    Too much fun! Click the card link and print 'em out.

    http://shorterlink.com/?87KN1V

    Send email to: michael at lonergan dot us dot com

  17. Michael \'Dog3\ said:

    "Bobo Bonobo(R)" <[email hidden]> dropped this news:41196c8b-93ee-41ad-
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    Quoted message said:

    I live a hundred yards or so from Sasha's/Jimmy's/Kaldi's. We used to
    live closer to you when we lived in Richmond Heights.

    KALDI'S? The original one? Across from the Seminary? OMG, they have the
    best scones. I go there often in the middle of the afternoon. IIRC it is
    the Rosebury neighborhood. Correct me if I'm wrong.


    It is called the DeMun neighborhood. I live on S Rosebury.
    Their scones are very good. They had them at the Taste of Clayton
    this year for ONE ticket ($1.25). I got several extra to bring home.

    My son goes to the school across the street from Kaldi's. It's why we
    moved to this otherwise overpriced neighborhood.

    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    BTW, what is wrong with mashed cauliflower?
    I like it under certain circumstances.

    Quoted message said:

    I hate all the cultivars of *Brassica oleracea*.
    If you like them you're lucky. They are very good for you.

    I love root veggies. All of them. Must be my Irish heritage.

    Collie-flower ain't no root.

    Quoted message said:


    Michael


    --Bryan

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    Quoted message said:
    Michael \'Dog3\ said:

    "Bobo Bonobo(R)" <[email hidden]> dropped this
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    Quoted message said:

    I live a hundred yards or so from Sasha's/Jimmy's/Kaldi's. We used
    to live closer to you when we lived in Richmond Heights.

    KALDI'S? The original one? Across from the Seminary? OMG, they have
    the best scones. I go there often in the middle of the afternoon.
    IIRC it is the Rosebury neighborhood. Correct me if I'm wrong.


    It is called the DeMun neighborhood. I live on S Rosebury.
    Their scones are very good. They had them at the Taste of Clayton
    this year for ONE ticket ($1.25). I got several extra to bring home.

    Oh yes, DeMun is the name. Great area but lots of students IIRC.

    Quoted message said:


    My son goes to the school across the street from Kaldi's. It's why we
    moved to this otherwise overpriced neighborhood.

    It is very expensive in that area. I'm not sure what the schools are all
    about over there and I don't much care anyway. If you're giving the kid a
    good education, more power to you. I've been through Juilliard and now
    Nowthwestern. It is killing me.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I love root veggies. All of them. Must be my Irish heritage.

    Collie-flower ain't no root.

    I know but I still like to call it a root veggie. It sure is ugly enough
    to be a root.

    Michael

    --
    Too much fun! Click the card link and print 'em out.

    http://shorterlink.com/?87KN1V

    Send email to: michael at lonergan dot us dot com

  19. Michael \'Dog3\ said:

    "Bobo Bonobo(R)" <[email hidden]> dropped thisnews:[email hidden]:
    in rec.food.cooking

    Quoted message said:
    Michael \'Dog3\ said:

    "Bobo Bonobo(R)" <[email hidden]> dropped this
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    > I live a hundred yards or so from Sasha's/Jimmy's/Kaldi's. We used
    > to live closer to you when we lived in Richmond Heights.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    KALDI'S? The original one? Across from the Seminary? OMG, they have
    the best scones. I go there often in the middle of the afternoon.
    IIRC it is the Rosebury neighborhood. Correct me if I'm wrong.

    Quoted message said:

    It is called the DeMun neighborhood. I live on S Rosebury.
    Their scones are very good. They had them at the Taste of Clayton
    this year for ONE ticket ($1.25). I got several extra to bring home.

    Oh yes, DeMun is the name. Great area but lots of students IIRC.


    Lots of profs too.

    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:

    My son goes to the school across the street from Kaldi's. It's why we
    moved to this otherwise overpriced neighborhood.

    It is very expensive in that area. I'm not sure what the schools are all
    about over there and I don't much care anyway. If you're giving the kid a
    good education, more power to you. I've been through Juilliard and now
    Nowthwestern. It is killing me.

    It's one of the best public elementary schools anywhere.

    Quoted message said:


    What did you major in at Juilliard?

    Quoted message said:


    Michael


    --Bryan

  20. Hey, lemons --> lemonade. Knock yourself out.

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