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Why does everyone in Golarion like Dwarven beer? Because it's a microbrew.
(Get it? 'Cause Dwarves are short?)
If you have to explain it...
you might as well walk around nekkid?
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What I did one day(yes, it really happened)…a log:
Breakfast:
12 grapes
Chopped spinach fried with 2 eggs
A bun with a piece of sweet potato in it
One glass of milkLunch:
Tau Kwa with thai chilli sauce. Like 2 servings worth
And a Kiwi.For a snack I had 2 figs.
Dinner:
Tau Kwa with thai chilli sauce. Like 2 servings worth
A Kiwi
And a grilled chicken salad (from Mc Donalds) – I took no dressing. Don’t even like dressing.
I have some plans in mind.
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Aiymi and I went to Hellboy tonight. It's by no means the worst thing I've ever seen, but it's not good. It's not like the original Del Toro and Perlman movies were fantastic, but they were entertaining and Perlman brought a charisma and voice to the role. Harbour felt a bit like he was trying to not mimic it while doing so.:(
I want to go for Hellboy today before L5R session (after discovering yesterday that it is in Cinema)...
Yeah I wanna see it too.
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I have some plans in mind.What I did one day(yes, it really happened)…a log:
Breakfast:
12 grapes
Chopped spinach fried with 2 eggs
A bun with a piece of sweet potato in it
One glass of milkLunch:
Tau Kwa with thai chilli sauce. Like 2 servings worth
And a Kiwi.For a snack I had 2 figs.
Dinner:
Tau Kwa with thai chilli sauce. Like 2 servings worth
A Kiwi
And a grilled chicken salad (from Mc Donalds) – I took no dressing. Don’t even like dressing.
The US FDA stated to keep soy protein at 25g per day but for me it's a bit of a tall order. Because Tau Kwa is so easy to bring around and reheat to beat the lunch queue. But I'm trying not to take soy protein everyday so I hope it evens out.
I'd think that tau kwa even comes with iron, even if it's non heme iron since it's just a harder form of tofu.
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#Unpopularopinion <<<(apparently?)
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I would like to just say I think broccoli is delicious.
F!%# yeah!
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All you broccoli people... I guess change the arrows to be pointing at me then :P
Heh.. broccoli people... you guys could be on vegi-tales. (But only if you stick to clean humor and christian values.)
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Madness.
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All you broccoli people... I guess change the arrows to be pointing at me then :P
Heh.. broccoli people... you guys could be on vegi-tales. (But only if you stick to clean humor and christian values.)
Nope, can't do it.
Especially since Christian values are so hypocritical and completely arbitrary.
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All you broccoli people... I guess change the arrows to be pointing at me then :P
Heh.. broccoli people... you guys could be on vegi-tales. (But only if you stick to clean humor and christian values.)
Nope, can't do it.
Especially since Christian values are so hypocritical and completely arbitrary.
Well if you have a good singing voice we might be able to overlook that part.
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I LOVE raw broccoli with dip, it's the best way to eat it!
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Well if you have a good singing voice we might be able to overlook that part.All you broccoli people... I guess change the arrows to be pointing at me then :P
Heh.. broccoli people... you guys could be on vegi-tales. (But only if you stick to clean humor and christian values.)
Nope, can't do it.
Especially since Christian values are so hypocritical and completely arbitrary.
Yeah, about that...
I think you're better off with a better singer, like William Hung (who is also a much better dancer then I).
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If I could get William Hung would I be offering it to you broccoli's?
(Also I don't know how I ended up trying to recruit for Vegi-tales but I was willing to roll with it.)
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The UN would never let my singing voice be recorded, too many people would suffer or die.
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So you're saying the military should probably get a recording as a WMD.
At least if you ever have to prove you're not Van Halen you have a sure fire way.
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I can eat raw spinach with just a vinaigrette on it. I regularly cook it with garlic and salt and pepper and can eat it like that no problem as a side.
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We use raw spinach as a lettuce substitute on sandwiches.
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I can't take vinegar so tuna brine is as close as I get. If you cooked it with garlic and salt I'd beat you to the pot and scarf it all down.
That's not as impressive as it sounds considering how much it shrinks when you cook it.
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We use raw spinach as a lettuce substitute on sandwiches.
I like that. Get you some iron from the spinach and it's not like lettuce really adds anything to a meal.
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I LOVE raw broccoli with dip, it's the best way to eat it!What sort of dip? I mean I've been known to eat raw Spinach with just tuna brine...
Ranch dip usually, though Dill dip works just as well.
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Walking the dog, looks like that 80% chance for rain is a bust (good riddance, we got enough rain last summer) so a busy day, hopefully.
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I can't take vinegar so tuna brine is as close as I get. If you cooked it with garlic and salt I'd beat you to the pot and scarf it all down.That's not as impressive as it sounds considering how much it shrinks when you cook it.
One of these days remind me to take a photo on how much vegetables I can scarf down if given a chance. Unfortunately more often then not, I don't get vegetables to scarf down.
I know I ate an entire stir fried cauliflower once.
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I can't take vinegar so tuna brine is as close as I get. If you cooked it with garlic and salt I'd beat you to the pot and scarf it all down.That's not as impressive as it sounds considering how much it shrinks when you cook it.One of these days remind me to take a photo on how much vegetables I can scarf down if given a chance. Unfortunately more often then not, I don't get vegetables to scarf down.
I know I ate an entire stir fried cauliflower once.
So the vegetable man should be afraid of you instead of the other way around!
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We use raw spinach as a lettuce substitute on sandwiches.I like that. Get you some iron from the spinach and it's not like lettuce really adds anything to a meal.
Fibre. And without the extra stuff that goes along with Spinach like vitamin A. I'm rather fond of jackfruit, mangoes and peppers and other green leafy vegetables. I have on occasion run myself into a vitamin A overdose. As in on the nutrients tracker but no real adverse effects.
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Fibre. And without the extra stuff that goes along with Spinach like vitamin A. I'm rather fond of jackfruit, mangoes and peppers and other green leafy vegetables. I have on occasion run myself into a vitamin A overdose. As in on the nutrients tracker but no real adverse effects.We use raw spinach as a lettuce substitute on sandwiches.I like that. Get you some iron from the spinach and it's not like lettuce really adds anything to a meal.
Oh yeah It's one of those fat soluble ones right? What is a outward sign of getting to much Vitamin A?
Edit: I looked it up. It turns you orange.
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I was backing my truck up to our trailer yesterday when a new guy decided he was going to be my spotter and co-worker waved him off saying "he doesn't need a spotter" "how does he line up his truck with the hitch then?" "With situational awareness, which can't be taught, by the way".
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So the vegetable man should be afraid of you instead of the other way around!I can't take vinegar so tuna brine is as close as I get. If you cooked it with garlic and salt I'd beat you to the pot and scarf it all down.That's not as impressive as it sounds considering how much it shrinks when you cook it.One of these days remind me to take a photo on how much vegetables I can scarf down if given a chance. Unfortunately more often then not, I don't get vegetables to scarf down.
I know I ate an entire stir fried cauliflower once.
He should be very afraid. My brother's pea shoots that last him a week in states? I told him if I were the one eating, it'd be gone in 2 days.
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I was backing my truck up to our trailer yesterday when a new guy decided he was going to be my spotter and co-worker waved him off saying "he doesn't need a spotter" "how does he line up his truck with the hitch then?" "With situational awareness, which can't be taught, by the way".
Spotter? I don't need no stinking Spotter!
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Symptoms of acute vitamin A toxicity include:
drowsiness
irritability
abdominal pain
nausea
vomiting
increased pressure on the brain
Symptoms of chronic vitamin A toxicity include:
blurry vision or other vision changes
swelling of the bones
bone pain
poor appetite
dizziness
nausea and vomiting
sensitivity to sunlight
dry, rough skin
itchy or peeling skin
cracked fingernails
skin cracks at the corners of your mouth
mouth ulcers
yellowed skin (jaundice)
hair loss
respiratory infection
confusion
I have a mouth ulcer atm(because I bit myself by accident the other day) and I've always been sensitive to sunlight(Light only, not heat).
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Symptoms of acute vitamin A toxicity include:
drowsiness
irritability
abdominal pain
nausea
vomiting
increased pressure on the brainSymptoms of chronic vitamin A toxicity include:
blurry vision or other vision changes
swelling of the bones
bone pain
poor appetite
dizziness
nausea and vomiting
sensitivity to sunlight
dry, rough skin
itchy or peeling skin
cracked fingernails
skin cracks at the corners of your mouth
mouth ulcers
yellowed skin (jaundice)
hair loss
respiratory infection
confusionI have a mouth ulcer atm(because I bit myself by accident the other day) and I've always been sensitive to sunlight(Light only, not heat).
Its good for you and you need it to live but It can do all the to you. Life truly is all about balance.
Swelling of the bones sounds intensely painful.
New Pathfinder spell: Vitamin A overdose!
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Y'all remember a couple of months ago when Whingey Wizzard had three levels of interviews for a job with a company that he really wanted to work for, and they told him at the final interview that they really wanted him, and then they picked someone else for the job?
About a week and a half ago, they called him and said, "Yeah, so we're sorry about that, but we have this OTHER position open up, and we'd like you to resubmit your materials for this one. Oh, and btw, it's director-level."
So the interview is this morning at 9:00.
If it goes well, second-round interviews will be Monday, and whoever they pick will start May 1st.
Part of me is pissed off because I'm just assuming he won't get it and they're just d**king us around again.
But the job really is kinda right for him.
I don't want to get my hopes up again. But, geez, this would change EVERYTHING.
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Good luck, lisamarlene.
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Good luck to WW, LM.
whatever, doesn’t matter
I’m rather angry. Not because of anything written in any of those posts, but because for one moment, I thought this was Amby. >:(
(I mean, gran’s okay, too, I guess. I mean, uh, hi, gran, glad you’re here!)
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Y'all remember a couple of months ago when Whingey Wizzard had three levels of interviews for a job with a company that he really wanted to work for, and they told him at the final interview that they really wanted him, and then they picked someone else for the job?
About a week and a half ago, they called him and said, "Yeah, so we're sorry about that, but we have this OTHER position open up, and we'd like you to resubmit your materials for this one. Oh, and btw, it's director-level."
So the interview is this morning at 9:00.
If it goes well, second-round interviews will be Monday, and whoever they pick will start May 1st.
Part of me is pissed off because I'm just assuming he won't get it and they're just d**king us around again.
But the job really is kinda right for him.
I don't want to get my hopes up again. But, geez, this would change EVERYTHING.
You are both prayed for, both that all goes well, and that regardless of the outcome, something worthwhile, important, good, and pleasant results from all this.
Broccoli is delicious!
Hm. How to print a poorly-edited map of 13th century Europe. :/
(I can’t use standard options, because I like having, you know, ink; but I can’t find a way to lighten the ink load. Boo.)