16-10-2004 09:14									#61
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No, a grilled cheese sandwich gave him heartburn. Now if Che is going to admit that he sufferered, continuously, from heartburn the previous 39 years he was Atkins-free, he might have a case. But a single data point does not a trend make.

	16-10-2004 09:15									#62
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You can't

	16-10-2004 09:15									#63
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quote: But a single data point does not a trend make.

grammer is your friend, john...

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quote: But a single data point does not a trend make.

John transliterating German

	16-10-2004 09:17									#66
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quote: Originally posted by Albert Speer grammer is your friend, john...

Nothing wrong grammatically with my sentence, Speer. The phrasing is a bit archaic, but it passes the sniff test.

	16-10-2004 09:19									#67
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subject-verb-object

didn't you diagram sentences before?

	16-10-2004 09:20									#68
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quote: Originally posted by JohnT No, a grilled cheese sandwich gave him heartburn. Now if Che is going to admit that he sufferered, continuously, from heartburn the previous 39 years he was Atkins-free, he might have a case. But a single data point does not a trend make.

I'm not that old, only 37. My heartburn has only been a problem since I've been an adult . . . (that point at which I started feedin myself) Anyway, it's gotten worse and worse over the years, and since '98 has been an ongoing problem for me (been chewing Tums since high school). For the past few years I've had to take actual medicine before going to bed at night. In '97 I was diagnosed with pre-uclerous lesions in my stomach (which they discovered only because I'd had a severe case of food posioning and decided to stick a camera down my throat). This last year I've been on Atkins though, no problem, except when I ate buffalo wings before bed, which I didn't do very often.

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I thought you just turned 40?

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quote: Originally posted by Albert Speer never heard of either... have you heard of Save-A-Lot? Shopnbag? Superfresh? Pathmark? ShopRite? ACME? Ginardi's (or however you spell it)? Giant? we have so many different kinds of supermarkets in philly.

Never herd of them either. That is what I get for living in a mostly rural area.

Have any of you guys had Scandinavian food?

Krumkake:
Lefse:
Lutefisk:

	16-10-2004 09:21									#71
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quote: Originally posted by Albert Speer subject-verb-object didn't you diagram sentences before?

I was the best diagrammer in my school... it was just one of those things that I just got.

In order to break the rules, you gotta know them.

	16-10-2004 09:22									#72
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quote: Originally posted by Albert Speer subject-verb-object didn't you diagram sentences before?

JohnT's sentence was gramatticaly correct. English doesn't require the subject to precede the verb. Nor one to talk are you, given that broken sentences do you use.

	16-10-2004 09:22									#73
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara I'm not that old, only 37. My heartburn has only been a problem since I've been an adult . . . (that point at which I started feedin myself) Anyway, it's gotten worse and worse over the years, and since '98 has been an ongoing problem for me (been chewing Tums since high school). For the past few years I've had to take actual medicine before going to bed at night. In '97 I was diagnosed with pre-uclerous lesions in my stomach (which they discovered only because I'd had a severe case of food posioning and decided to stick a camera down my throat). This last year I've been on Atkins though, no problem, except when I ate buffalo wings before bed, which I didn't do very often.

Ahhh. That's different then.

	16-10-2004 09:22									#74
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scandinavians... now there's an ethnic group i have absolutely no contact with. i know of only one person of scandinavian descent and she's black.

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quote: Originally posted by JohnT I thought you just turned 40?

Nyet. I turn 38 next April. You must be thinking of some other commie.

	16-10-2004 09:23									#76
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quote: Nor one to talk are you, given that broken sentences do you use.

Now Che is channeling the spirit of Yoda!

	16-10-2004 09:23									#77
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what was your SAT Verbal score, John?

	16-10-2004 09:24									#78
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quote: Originally posted by Ted Striker You can always combine the two Whaleboy!

It all goes straight to the thighs

For some strange reason I have an image in my mind of Jesus banging Paris Hilton while eating a Schnitzel...

	16-10-2004 09:25									#79
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Mmmm, buffalo wings.

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620. Not bad for somebody who didn't study for the SAT's, didn't do jack in high school, and barely got by with the barest minimum effort.

Anyway, who gives a **** about high school accomplishments?

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quote: Originally posted by Whaleboy It all goes straight to the thighs For some strange reason I have an image in my mind of Jesus banging Paris Hilton while eating a Schnitzel...

That was me. We find that salami is the most sensuous of meats.

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i took the SATs once, didn't study, didn't put any real effort and got a 730...

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quote: Originally posted by JohnT Anyway, who gives a **** about high school accomplishments?

Says the man who engineered the take over of a company.

	16-10-2004 09:27									#84
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I'm hoping that wasn't your total scores, gents. I got a 600 on English and a 630 on math. My total was 1230.

I used to date a woman whose father had alternatively gotten a 0 and then a 1600 when they forced him to retake the test. Apparently it's statistically impossible to get a zero, unless you know all the answers. He was trying to prove a point.

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i got 730 Verbal, 630 Math... i think i should've took the test again just to get up in the 1400's... but 1360 was sufficient to get me a full scholarship.

	16-10-2004 09:29									#86
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara Says the man who engineered the take over of a company.

See? Even Che agrees that the crap one does in high school is meaningless compared to real world accomplishments.

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i'm only 19... you got to give me some time before i can do real world accomplishments... i'm already ahead of you in terms of you being my age apparently... so just wait til i'll be engineering the takeover of your company.

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Oh, sorry Speer for the low score

I personally think food is the bane of mankind- it is evil and detestible, and I have avoided it my whole life. Thankfully I have been able to make it without ruining my body swith food.

They should ban it!

	16-10-2004 09:34									#89
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Go ahead - after all, that's the point. I'll be glad to retire with the millions that you pay me.

	16-10-2004 09:36									#90
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quote: Originally posted by JohnT the crap one does in high school is meaningless compared to real world accomplishments.

Thank God! I'd hate to have to carry that baggage around with me the rest of my life.