turn the fan on so the kitchen doesn't stink
cut the chicken open check the middle is it pink?
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turn the fan on so the kitchen doesn't stink
cut the chicken open check the middle is it pink?
I tried looking into the eating for your blood type thing, mostly for entertainment purposes. Success! As a type O, someone out there thinks i should be eating lots of meat and almost no grains, no lentils, no kidney beans, no peanut products, no strawberries, no avocado...the list of "avoid" foods reads like my grocery list. This vegetarian was almost keeling over with laughter.
No avocado? That's cruelty!
As a type O, someone out there thinks i should be eating lots of meat and almost no grains, no lentils, no kidney beans, no peanut products, no strawberries, no avocado...the list of "avoid" foods reads like my grocery list. This vegetarian was almost keeling over with laughter.
I'm a Type O, and the blood-type thing "avoid" list is... pretty much all the foods I don't like + the foods I have bad reactions to. Therefore, I like that diet!
Thank heavens Chloe is ok. Damn. I hate scares like that. I hate them more for your sake, Teppy and Tim.
I wanna scream at this abuse of the English language - using take in place of give. Likewise borrow in place of lend. I've just seen two examples of this in less than a minute on Yahoo!Answers. I mean seriously. Who "takes a cat his shots"?
Oooh, reminds me it's time to take my cat her shot. Okay, give. Because English abuse is NOT okay. But it did remind me that it is time to medicate her.
oh dear, I've heard borrow instead of lend but take instead of give is new to me. I know English is a living language but sometimes I wish its growth and development was not in the hands of american teens.
I know English is a living language but sometimes I wish its growth and development was not in the hands of american teens.
Hey, don't knock today's teens. One of my ninth graders was horribly offended the other day when I told her that prepositions can live at the end of sentences now. "Why??" she asked, horrified.
"It's become common parlance," I explained.
"You mean if people are stupid long enough, they become right?!?"
Not all teens are cut from the same cloth, is all I'm saying. Laughed my ass off.
I stand corrected.