Tell Me About Your Pills

[regexcellent]

You know I always find your single emoticon replies so insightful.

Can't make a rebuttal? colon-lol-colon

[DaShi]

You are precious.

[regexcellent]

You are actually the most worthless poster on this website. MrFun's posts are better than yours. I have never seen you contribute anything of value to a thread.

[DaShi]

U mad bro?

[DaShi]

This is gonna blow your mind, man!

http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2007/06/how-farm-subsidies-harm-taxpayers-consumers-and-farmers-too

[Aeson]

1 kg of chicken (varied "cuts" ... and by cuts I mean the results of a seemingly random use of a bolo) costs about P120 here. Or if you're really quick you can catch one for yourself.

[b etor]

Why not just eat raspberries with a strong cup of green tea? That's what I do now.

Not that specifically, but I take note of the trends and try to eat whatever they're trying to tout as a pill now, within reason -- that is, if my own reading agrees that it makes sense.

I have handfuls of dried berries in my oatmeal, and sometimes in my salmon and rice. I have cocoa powder and powdered cinnamon in my coffee, sweetened with honey. I drink a strong cup of matcha green tea. I use all kinds of spices, all the time. Red wine and dark beer in moderation.

Whole milk. Fresh free range eggs from a local farmer who's a friend. Low sodium V8 with lots of hot sauce, because I like it.

edit: I see forum is sticking adlinks in my post again. I haven't tried that particular brand of matcha. I would encouage anyone interested to read the matcha wiki if they're interested. I use it as a morning brew, sans ceremony, using a mini electric whisk to get the stuff into suspension. It's definately an acquired taste when used at the proper strength.

Because that has nowhere the amount of raspberry keytones as there are in a capsule. I do have tea every day, but not necessarily green. Green tea half the time, black tea the other times. I also can't afford to buy raspberries all the time now that I'm back at school. When I'm on work term I'm much more likely to have raspberries every day. I'm not a big fan of dried fruits. I do like cinnamon in my oats, but I usually don't eat oatmeal.

[Dinner]

Meat must be ****ing cheap in the USA if poor people like Al can afford to eat hunks of it every day.

Subsidies work wonders and cause a surge of supply and thus lower prices. Right now though there was a drought in the midwest last year (like the worst since the 1930's) so there has been a shortage of cheap corn and soy beans which are used as cheap animal feed thus the prices of beef, pork, and chicken have all gone up.

Of course, the anti-tax people point out consumers end up paying twice for food. Once at the market and once in taxes plus it does encourage over production of a few highly subsidized things instead of letting supply swing with demand but over all it is a boon to poor people in the US even though most of it does end up going to extremely large corporations instead of family farmers.

[Dinner]

Judge for yourself.

And remember, that's after the "OMG PRICES WENT UP 50%!" sticker shock. Just last year you could find ground beef on sale for under $1 per pound if you shopped around. With that whole pink slime affair some stores cut their beef prices so low they were losing money in an attempt to get shoppers to come back.

[Dinner]

I bought a pound of boneless chicken breast yesterday for $5.

It better have been free range or something. Even right now I've seen Smart & Final (not the cheapest place but one of the cheaper markets) selling chicken legs & thighs for $0.75 per pound while chicken breasts were $0.99 per pound. All were bone in and previously frozen but still pretty cheap. This is after the price increases due to the drought in the midwest. Last year you could get the legs & thighs for around $0.49 per pound on sale.

[Provost Harrison]

Key tones?

[Alexander's Horse]

stopped my anti-biotics now and pill free again, back to good old tobacco, alcohol and caffeine for me

[The Mad Monk]

Because that has nowhere the amount of raspberry keytones as there are in a capsule. I do have tea every day, but not necessarily green. Green tea half the time, black tea the other times. I also can't afford to buy raspberries all the time now that I'm back at school. When I'm on work term I'm much more likely to have raspberries every day. I'm not a big fan of dried fruits. I do like cinnamon in my oats, but I usually don't eat oatmeal.

Are you sure the keytones are all you need from raspberries? Our understanding of the chemistry is far from complete.

[DaShi]

Stop saying keytones!

[b etor]

lulz, ketones, sorry!