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caused problems in ohter newsgroups??? sent rude emails to women??? can you
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> This guy Joe Tattoo, and his aliases, has been causing serious > problems with several of > the regular members here who dedicate their time and experience to > helping beginners. > He has sent obscene emails to women in this group and has a history of > causing problems in other groups. > He is relentless and won’t give up no matter how nice people try to be > to him. > The only way to get rid of him is for EVERYONE here to TOTALLY IGNORE > HIM. > If you have killfile use it. > If not just ignore his messages. > DO NOT reply to him. > It is only putting fuel on the fire. > I will repeat this message often till he is gone. > DO NOT FEED THE TROLL!! > Pt > Anyone who wants to complain about Joe Tattoo(with reason) can send an email to: > Don’t forget to include the the message-ID from the headers of his posts so > his ISP can track it back to him in their logs. > Buck > — > What is best in life? > To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the
lamentation of the women! – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> - Conan the Barbarian
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And please don’t reply to anyone who has replied to him. Shun him, like they did in the olden day. — Cathy http://www.cathycowette.com
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> This guy Joe Tattoo, and his aliases, has been causing serious > problems with several of > the regular members here who dedicate their time and experience to > helping beginners. > He has sent obscene emails to women in this group and has a history of > causing problems in other groups. > He is relentless and won’t give up no matter how nice people try to be > to him. > The only way to get rid of him is for EVERYONE here to TOTALLY IGNORE > HIM. > If you have killfile use it. > If not just ignore his messages. > DO NOT reply to him. > It is only putting fuel on the fire. > I will repeat this message often till he is gone. > DO NOT FEED THE TROLL!! > Pt
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This guy Joe Tattoo, and his aliases, has been causing serious problems with several of the regular members here who dedicate their time and experience to helping beginners. He has sent obscene emails to women in this group and has a history of causing problems in other groups. He is relentless and won’t give up no matter how nice people try to be to him. The only way to get rid of him is for EVERYONE here to TOTALLY IGNORE HIM. If you have killfile use it. If not just ignore his messages. DO NOT reply to him. It is only putting fuel on the fire. I will repeat this message often till he is gone. DO NOT FEED THE TROLL!! Pt
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > This guy Joe Tattoo, and his aliases, has been causing serious > problems with several of > the regular members here who dedicate their time and experience to > helping beginners. > He has sent obscene emails to women in this group and has a history of > causing problems in other groups. > He is relentless and won’t give up no matter how nice people try to be > to him. > The only way to get rid of him is for EVERYONE here to TOTALLY IGNORE > HIM. > If you have killfile use it. > If not just ignore his messages. > DO NOT reply to him. > It is only putting fuel on the fire. > I will repeat this message often till he is gone. > DO NOT FEED THE TROLL!! > Pt
Anyone who wants to complain about Joe Tattoo(with reason) can send an email to: Don’t forget to include the the message-ID from the headers of his posts so his ISP can track it back to him in their logs. Buck — What is best in life? To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of the women! - Conan the Barbarian
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I own an ‘86 buick skylark and i was wondering if anyone knows how to set the computer to let the digital speedometer go past 85, and also i hear that the tech4 engine can be turned foreward or something by unbolting something. anyone know how to do either of these????? Ed True
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Hmmm… I didn’t know the Skylark could do better than 85….
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HaHaHa very funny……NOT my skylark has almost 192,000 miles and it can max out at around 100 but since the speedometer stops i am not sure
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It’s easy! get a speedometer that reads past 85! You’ve the problem that yours is a digital and you have to replace the PC board that reads and displays the speed. — Bob May Don’t subscribe to ACCESS1 for your webserver for the low prices. The service has been lousy and has been poor for the last year. Bob May
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HeHeHe, Your kidding, right? Why would you want to? – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->I own an ‘86 buick skylark and i was wondering if anyone knows how to set >the computer to let the digital speedometer go past 85, and also i hear that
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> Wanted Maltese Pair to breed > Pups or older but still under 3 > I live in Santa Rosa, Ca > I am 12 and would love to become a breeder > Please e-mail me Thanx Whitney
Can you say "troll"? Just in case, can somebody refer this girl to a Junior handling class in her area? – CGT — Carol Taylor & The Bullmarket Bullies – http://www.frenchbulldog.org/bullmarket.html French Bulldog Resource Center – http://www.frenchbulldog.org
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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Wanted Maltese Pair to breed > Pups or older but still under 3 > I live in Santa Rosa, Ca > I am 12 and would love to become a breeder > Please e-mail me Thanx Whitney > Can you say "troll"? Just in case, can somebody refer this girl to a > Junior handling class in her area? > – CGT
I sent her the name of the Maltese Secretary and told her to start with finding a Maltese Club near her and showing….if it’s a troll I wasted my time but hey 
Petie – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> — > Carol Taylor & The Bullmarket Bullies – > http://www.frenchbulldog.org/bullmarket.html > French Bulldog Resource Center – > http://www.frenchbulldog.org
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Wanted Maltese Pair to breed Pups or older but still under 3 I live in Santa Rosa, Ca I am 12 and would love to become a breeder Please e-mail me Thanx Whitney
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: Wanted Maltese Pair to breed : Pups or older but still under 3 : I live in Santa Rosa, Ca : I am 12 and would love to become a breeder : Please e-mail me Thanx Whitney Martin, You say you want to be a breeder? What kind of breeder do you want to be? You could be a breeder that everyone admires and respects. You could be a breeder that every one says is the perfect breeder to buy from. Or you could be a lousy breeder. A lousy breeder is one who breeds without much concern for the dogs or for dogs in general. A lousy breeder thinks FIRST of himself or herself. A great breeder thinks FIRST about the best interests of the dogs. Have you heard about the thousands of dogs killed in shelters, more than a million dogs every year? Where do these dogs come from? They come from lousy breeders. They come from breeder who did not think about the dogs first, or from breeders who did not learn how to become great breeders. It is not age that will make you a good breeder, nor does youth make you a bad breeder. Still there is much you need to learn to become a good breeder. There is a lot about resonsible breeding that will surprise you. I know it surprised me. This is especially true if you have never met or dealt with a responsible caring breeder. I am in awed respect with what I have learned about the people who breed in true caring committment to the dogs. The first thing to do is to decide WHY you want to become a breeder. If the reason is that you love dogs then you are on your way. If the reason is that you want to make money you can’t do that and still be a loving caring and responsible breeder. So how does one become a good breeder? Participate in dog events, learn to evaluate the conformation of the dog, learn to identify faults that might cause the dog a problem, learn what diseases you need to screen for to make sure your buyers get a healthy puppy, learn how to match your dog to the right family and how to say "no" if the match is bad. There is more stuff to learn but that will get you started. To do some more exploring take a look at my breeder’s ethics page: http://www.dog-play.com/ethics.html Please do some thinking first. Here is how I recommend getting started. First, make a promise to yourself that you will honestly look at the information you get. Plenty of time to argue with it later, for now just read it as something to consider. After you do your research you will, at the very least, be making your decision with knowledge. The right to exercise choice means very little in the absence of such knowledge. There really is a lot more to responsible, caring breeding than it first appears. Good Luck and write again soon — Diane Blackman Training is the art of learning to communicate with your dog, and providing the leadership to support confidence and caring. http://www.dog-play.com/obedience.html
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>My name is Gary. I am 19 years old and I live >in southern california. For the past six years I >have had this skin condition. It isn’t psoriasis. >I’ve been to countless specialists and have >had 4 or so biopsies taken, but none of the >dermatologists have been able to diagnose >what exactly it is. (snip)
Hi Gary, I am sort of surprised that not one of the derms could come up with a diagnosis. Were any of those derms at a med school? Perhaps that’s where you’ll have better results. I am going to e-mail you a couple names that I know. I wouldn’t recommend self-diagnosis, but doing research to try to determine what you have certainly can’t hurt. Here’s a link to web site that lots of pictures of skin diseases and conditions: http://tray.dermatology.uiowa.edu/ImageBase.html If you have lots of time (sometimes it loads slow), you can look at this pics to see if you find anything that looks like what you have. But it doesn’t give you any descriptive info., so you’ll have to look any diseases up elsewhere. It’s hard to give much help from here, being that we can’t see your skin and most of us aren’t doctors anyway. I hope the replies you’ve gotten have been helpful. Will Wachtel
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The following are a few direct web sites that you may wish to explore: Alt.support Psoriasis Dr. Pagano Pinch.com Home Page National Psoriasis Foundation Home Page Skin Function – How Your Skin Works Aase Marit’s Psoriasis and Eczema Homepage – Psoriasis links Search the Skin-Dieases newsgroups The Premiere Psoriasis Home Page on the InterNet PsoriaMiz’s Psoriasis Home Page and Menu Nesielheums Psoriasis Photo Page AMA web site search results Macomb Oakland Psoriasis Center: Please scratch here Healthlinkusa, Health Links to 1000s of sites, treatment, diagnosis, prevention One can spend a long time anywhere. AaseMarit’s home page is one of the best and has been here for a while. Irv—>in Alabama
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>I have a >suspicion that it could possibly be psychosomatic.
If you really have physical systems, I don’t think that’s properly called psychosomatic. Psoriasis is often triggered by stress, but it is not a "psychosomatic" disease. What do you have? I don’t know, but I’m a bit surprised that none of a series of competent dermatologists couldn’t give you a couple of good latin phrases for discussion. I assume you’ve tried some psoriasis treatments, even though it doesn’t look like normal psoriasis? Because, it does sound as if it acts more than a bit like psoriasis, and human variability is amazing. Also in L.A., J.
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My name is Gary. I am 19 years old and I live in southern california. For the past six years I have had this skin condition. It isn’t psoriasis. I’ve been to countless specialists and have had 4 or so biopsies taken, but none of the dermatologists have been able to diagnose what exactly it is. It is similar to psoriasis though. A bump begins to form that appears like a bee sting, it then turns red in color and hardens. It begins to flake, and layer after layer the bump gets flatter and flatter then it leaves a purple scar. These bumps appear only my limbs and back, never on my torso or face. I have a suspicion that it could possibly be psychosomatic. I recently started getting colitis (inflammation of the intestines) and I know for sure that was psychosomatic because it began at a stressful time and its condition got better than worse depending on my stress level. It is tough dealing with this condition, especially in southern california. I live in a city with one of the best climates in america, people wear shorts and t shirts all days of the year, and I always have to cover up. And many people in southern california are very image conscious and concerned with looks. So many of the dermatologists here know nothing of skin disease, just laser treatment and scar removal, and how to do facials and things of that sort. And I go in there and they take a look at me and all they can do is scratch their head. I can’t even trust doctors anymore, it seems as though they care more about money than the well being of their patients. Some of these doctors had absolutely no clue about my skin disease, yet they’d advise me to go through all these expensive procedures, most of them probably unecessary. There are a lot more laser removal practices than ones that treat disease because laser removal is where the money is at. Especially in southern california. Anyways, I am new to these forums, and I was wondering which is the most populated skin disease forum? I need a little guidance here, I appreciate your peoples support. Thank you. Before you buy.
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> Wanted Maltese Pair to breed > Pups or older but still under 3 > I live in Santa Rosa, Ca > I am 12 and would love to become a breeder > Please e-mail me Thanx Whitney
Can you say "troll"? Just in case, can somebody refer this girl to a Junior handling class in her area? – CGT — Carol Taylor & The Bullmarket Bullies – http://www.frenchbulldog.org/bullmarket.html French Bulldog Resource Center – http://www.frenchbulldog.org
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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Wanted Maltese Pair to breed > Pups or older but still under 3 > I live in Santa Rosa, Ca > I am 12 and would love to become a breeder > Please e-mail me Thanx Whitney > Can you say "troll"? Just in case, can somebody refer this girl to a > Junior handling class in her area? > – CGT
I sent her the name of the Maltese Secretary and told her to start with finding a Maltese Club near her and showing….if it’s a troll I wasted my time but hey Petie – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> — > Carol Taylor & The Bullmarket Bullies – > http://www.frenchbulldog.org/bullmarket.html > French Bulldog Resource Center – > http://www.frenchbulldog.org
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Wanted Maltese Pair to breed Pups or older but still under 3 I live in Santa Rosa, Ca I am 12 and would love to become a breeder Please e-mail me Thanx Whitney
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: Wanted Maltese Pair to breed : Pups or older but still under 3 : I live in Santa Rosa, Ca : I am 12 and would love to become a breeder : Please e-mail me Thanx Whitney Martin, You say you want to be a breeder? What kind of breeder do you want to be? You could be a breeder that everyone admires and respects. You could be a breeder that every one says is the perfect breeder to buy from. Or you could be a lousy breeder. A lousy breeder is one who breeds without much concern for the dogs or for dogs in general. A lousy breeder thinks FIRST of himself or herself. A great breeder thinks FIRST about the best interests of the dogs. Have you heard about the thousands of dogs killed in shelters, more than a million dogs every year? Where do these dogs come from? They come from lousy breeders. They come from breeder who did not think about the dogs first, or from breeders who did not learn how to become great breeders. It is not age that will make you a good breeder, nor does youth make you a bad breeder. Still there is much you need to learn to become a good breeder. There is a lot about resonsible breeding that will surprise you. I know it surprised me. This is especially true if you have never met or dealt with a responsible caring breeder. I am in awed respect with what I have learned about the people who breed in true caring committment to the dogs. The first thing to do is to decide WHY you want to become a breeder. If the reason is that you love dogs then you are on your way. If the reason is that you want to make money you can’t do that and still be a loving caring and responsible breeder. So how does one become a good breeder? Participate in dog events, learn to evaluate the conformation of the dog, learn to identify faults that might cause the dog a problem, learn what diseases you need to screen for to make sure your buyers get a healthy puppy, learn how to match your dog to the right family and how to say "no" if the match is bad. There is more stuff to learn but that will get you started. To do some more exploring take a look at my breeder’s ethics page: http://www.dog-play.com/ethics.html Please do some thinking first. Here is how I recommend getting started. First, make a promise to yourself that you will honestly look at the information you get. Plenty of time to argue with it later, for now just read it as something to consider. After you do your research you will, at the very least, be making your decision with knowledge. The right to exercise choice means very little in the absence of such knowledge. There really is a lot more to responsible, caring breeding than it first appears. Good Luck and write again soon — Diane Blackman Training is the art of learning to communicate with your dog, and providing the leadership to support confidence and caring. http://www.dog-play.com/obedience.html
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>My name is Gary. I am 19 years old and I live >in southern california. For the past six years I >have had this skin condition. It isn’t psoriasis. >I’ve been to countless specialists and have >had 4 or so biopsies taken, but none of the >dermatologists have been able to diagnose >what exactly it is. (snip)
Hi Gary, I am sort of surprised that not one of the derms could come up with a diagnosis. Were any of those derms at a med school? Perhaps that’s where you’ll have better results. I am going to e-mail you a couple names that I know. I wouldn’t recommend self-diagnosis, but doing research to try to determine what you have certainly can’t hurt. Here’s a link to web site that lots of pictures of skin diseases and conditions: http://tray.dermatology.uiowa.edu/ImageBase.html If you have lots of time (sometimes it loads slow), you can look at this pics to see if you find anything that looks like what you have. But it doesn’t give you any descriptive info., so you’ll have to look any diseases up elsewhere. It’s hard to give much help from here, being that we can’t see your skin and most of us aren’t doctors anyway. I hope the replies you’ve gotten have been helpful. Will Wachtel
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The following are a few direct web sites that you may wish to explore: Alt.support Psoriasis Dr. Pagano Pinch.com Home Page National Psoriasis Foundation Home Page Skin Function – How Your Skin Works Aase Marit’s Psoriasis and Eczema Homepage – Psoriasis links Search the Skin-Dieases newsgroups The Premiere Psoriasis Home Page on the InterNet PsoriaMiz’s Psoriasis Home Page and Menu Nesielheums Psoriasis Photo Page AMA web site search results Macomb Oakland Psoriasis Center: Please scratch here Healthlinkusa, Health Links to 1000s of sites, treatment, diagnosis, prevention One can spend a long time anywhere. AaseMarit’s home page is one of the best and has been here for a while. Irv—>in Alabama
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>I have a >suspicion that it could possibly be psychosomatic.
If you really have physical systems, I don’t think that’s properly called psychosomatic. Psoriasis is often triggered by stress, but it is not a "psychosomatic" disease. What do you have? I don’t know, but I’m a bit surprised that none of a series of competent dermatologists couldn’t give you a couple of good latin phrases for discussion. I assume you’ve tried some psoriasis treatments, even though it doesn’t look like normal psoriasis? Because, it does sound as if it acts more than a bit like psoriasis, and human variability is amazing. Also in L.A., J.
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My name is Gary. I am 19 years old and I live in southern california. For the past six years I have had this skin condition. It isn’t psoriasis. I’ve been to countless specialists and have had 4 or so biopsies taken, but none of the dermatologists have been able to diagnose what exactly it is. It is similar to psoriasis though. A bump begins to form that appears like a bee sting, it then turns red in color and hardens. It begins to flake, and layer after layer the bump gets flatter and flatter then it leaves a purple scar. These bumps appear only my limbs and back, never on my torso or face. I have a suspicion that it could possibly be psychosomatic. I recently started getting colitis (inflammation of the intestines) and I know for sure that was psychosomatic because it began at a stressful time and its condition got better than worse depending on my stress level. It is tough dealing with this condition, especially in southern california. I live in a city with one of the best climates in america, people wear shorts and t shirts all days of the year, and I always have to cover up. And many people in southern california are very image conscious and concerned with looks. So many of the dermatologists here know nothing of skin disease, just laser treatment and scar removal, and how to do facials and things of that sort. And I go in there and they take a look at me and all they can do is scratch their head. I can’t even trust doctors anymore, it seems as though they care more about money than the well being of their patients. Some of these doctors had absolutely no clue about my skin disease, yet they’d advise me to go through all these expensive procedures, most of them probably unecessary. There are a lot more laser removal practices than ones that treat disease because laser removal is where the money is at. Especially in southern california. Anyways, I am new to these forums, and I was wondering which is the most populated skin disease forum? I need a little guidance here, I appreciate your peoples support. Thank you. Before you buy.
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Mike, we need chittlins for a really good meal with sweet tater pie for d-ssert. Donnah…..retching all the way to the bathroom/or when was the last time my blue tick hounds had a hot meal…..decisions,decisions! – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > In response to DonnaHolt, > Mike snipped and said… >Cow lips and pig feet are redneck delicacies:) Red Neck Donnah > Hog-jowls anyone? (Ren & Stimpy!) > All this in the opinion of > Have a nice day. > Your Doctor would recommend it > and so do I. > http://www.mikeswebsite.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk
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says… > Nonsense – the "urban legends" site is full of crap on this one.
Ok How about the MS Foundation. http://www.msfocus.org/aspart.htm I can give a host of others, but this is not dueling websites. I agree fully with what Mary just posted. I am not an advocate for aspartame, or Monsanto. I realize some folks do have health problems with Aspartame. However the facts don’t support that aspartame causes the laundry list of ailments mentioned in your website (or whoever wrote it). I have no idea who sponsored "holisticmed" website, but I think I can sort through the facts and what is crap. — MZ website: http://members.home.net/mzuschlag
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> http://www.holisticmed.com/aspartame/ has good information on > Aspartame.
Holistic liars site crashes/produces error messages. They can’t get even that right.
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>Check this website out, it is a myth. Granted some folks don’t do well with >Aspartame.
It’s not a myth for some; I don’t do at all well on Aspartame. I read all food labels and avoid it. My husband uses it every day with no problem. We all react differently to foods, meds, drugs, etc. Some are very sensitive; others are not. Pat
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In response to Donnah, Mike snipped and said… >Donnah…..retching all the way to the bathroom
Oops! All this in the opinion of Have a nice day. Your Doctor would recommend it and so do I. http://www.mikeswebsite.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk
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> > http://www.holisticmed.com/aspartame/ has good information on Aspartame. > Holistic liars site crashes/produces error messages. > They can’t get even that right.
What? Maybe your browser is broken. If you want more material there’s plenty of it. For example, http://www.aspartameispoison.com/ for example has the “Aspartame Disease: An Ignored Epidemic is a definitive book (1038 pages) on reactions to aspartame, currently being used by more than two-thirds of the population as an additive/sweetener. Dr. Roberts is widely regarded as the expert on a host of adverse effects from popular products containing this synthetic chemical because of his many original observations and extensive research spanning two decades.”
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> Who in their right mind would believe that the U.S. Government > would permit wood alcohol in ANY product for human consumption?
Well, have you ever seen what they allow in hot dogs? Kirk
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> Well, have you ever seen what they allow in hot dogs? > Kirk
Good point. <g>
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It gives me diarhea…. Gloria
Sorry this is a very old Urban legend circulating around the net. http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/blasp.htm?terms=aspartame Check this website out, it is a myth. Granted some folks don’t do well with Aspartame. — MZ — website: http://members.home.net/mzuschlag
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First for me is the awful flatulence that nearly blows me and everyone else away—-last one out of the room crawls out:) the cramps ain’t no picnic either. I can tell in one fart if a food has it in it. Donnah – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > It gives me diarhea…. > Gloria > Sorry this is a very old Urban legend circulating around the net. > http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/blasp.htm?terms=aspartame > Check this website out, it is a myth. Granted some folks don’t do well with > Aspartame. — MZ > — > website: http://members.home.net/mzuschlag
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said: >First for me is the awful flatulence that nearly blows me and everyone >else away—-last one out of the room crawls out:) the cramps ain’t no >picnic either. I can tell in one fart if a food has it in it.
Donna — "I can name that synthetic food additive in one fart…." Game Show Host — "Alright, Donna — name that additive!" ` Mary MacTavish http://www.prado.com/~iris "I like you guys who want smaller government – you know, just small enough to fit in our bedrooms." Josh to Congressman Skinner, The West Wing
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Too much information…>g< johnie – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > First for me is the awful flatulence that nearly blows me and everyone > else away—-last one out of the room crawls out:) the cramps ain’t no > picnic either. I can tell in one fart if a food has it in it. > Donnah > It gives me diarhea…. > Gloria > Sorry this is a very old Urban legend circulating around the net. > http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/blasp.htm?terms=aspartame > Check this website out, it is a myth. Granted some folks don’t do well with > Aspartame. — MZ > — > website: http://members.home.net/mzuschlag
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>Donna — "I can name that synthetic food additive in one fart…." >Game Show Host — "Alright, Donna — name that additive!"
Does it have to be your own fart or will anyone’s do? Sarah L "Friends are those people who know the words to the song in your heart and sing them back to you when you have forgotten the words." (unattributed)
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> Well, have you ever seen what they allow in hot dogs? > Kirk > Good point. <g>
Next time your at a gas station, look in the beef jerky section for something that looks like a bloated hot dog, I think they are call Red something. Read the lable, if you picked up the right one it will have cow lips listed as an ingrediant. Sarah L "Friends are those people who know the words to the song in your heart and sing them back to you when you have forgotten the words." (unattributed)
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*snerk* Kelly C.;o)
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Too much information…>g< > johnie > First for me is the awful flatulence that nearly blows me and everyone > else away—-last one out of the room crawls out:) the cramps ain’t no > picnic either. I can tell in one fart if a food has it in it. > Donnah > > It gives me diarhea…. > > Gloria > > Sorry this is a very old Urban legend circulating around the net. > > http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/blasp.htm?terms=aspartame > > Check this website out, it is a myth. Granted some folks don’t do well with > > Aspartame. — MZ > > — > > website: http://members.home.net/mzuschlag
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> It gives me diarhea…. > Gloria
Which??? The legend or the aspertame? <bg> — Di diane_abell at msn dot com "When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world" John Muir
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