"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
Monday, November 8, 2010
Feel good story of the day
Nutrition professor loses 27 pounds in two months on Twinkie diet.
Hey, it's science.
Update: You know, I love history (H/T: Captain Heinrichs).
If I tried to do that I'd be seeing alot more of the VA hospital than I do now. Lucky for him that there are no kidney issues, otherwise the salt would do him in. Hmmm. Death by Twinkie. Don't think I'll try it.
If I tried to do that I'd be seeing alot more of the VA hospital than I do now. Lucky for him that there are no kidney issues, otherwise the salt would do him in. Hmmm. Death by Twinkie. Don't think I'll try it.
ReplyDeleteDeborah Leigh
Hunh. Sounds intriguing. I think I'll try it. Twinkies and Snickers bars.
ReplyDeleteSwampie: The breakfast of champions!
ReplyDeleteThe sweetness factor of a Twinkie diet would do me in after the first day. I'm one of those odd ducks who don't really go for sweets.
ReplyDeleteBeer, on the other hand... how I do miss it.
He also has a get out of jail card if he wants to murder some politicians on the west coast. Don't want to milk this any further.
ReplyDelete"In wine there is Truth. In beer there is Fellowship. In water there is bacteria."
ReplyDelete-- Ben Franklin
Well gosh Captain, by the looks of it, the Egyptians also had a hand in developing the recreation of bowling.
ReplyDeleteNothing like a cold one after slaving all day erecting pyramids.
My oh my, the Middle Eastern peoples were quite advanced prior to Islam.
Mesopotamia, language, writing, mathematics, philosophy, astronomy...
Eygpt, building, beer, bowling, Cleopatra...
Speaking of which, were Cleo alive today, had she dressed as is portrayed, the Islamists would have stoned her, hung her, beheaded her, or all three.
Stopping civilization dead in its tracks, ahh yes, Islam. Quite a legacy.