Re: Tracking you by cell phone

[Guest guest]

Humans are built to injest and digest fruit and vegetables

primarily, but it is a mistake to beleive that meat is also not a

part of our natural diet.

I applaud those who don't eat meat, and I actually encourage folks

who don't eat meat to stay vegetarians. Killing animals in order to

eat them is a hard thing to do, and obviously not healthy for the

animals.

But if people ARE going to be vegetarians, then they ought to find

out what viamins, minerals, and nutrition they are NOT getting by

abstaining from meat and making sure that they get tose nurtrients

elsewhere, either by supplements or by other vegetables.

By the way, other species that were thought to be vegetarians have

also been seen eating meat. Chimpanzees will hunt lesser primate

species for food sometimes, for example, and hippos have been filmed

dining on carcasses left behind by allegators.

Tom

I've heard that a raw food diet is good only temporarily--as a

medicine of sorts, but it shouldn't be sustained long term. Maybe

some people can do it or it's good for some people, I don't know.

I've also heard that burned or charred food has carcinogens in it but

for some reason, I just can't believe that it's so bad for you, as

long as you don't eat a lot of burnt stuff. I might be totally wrong

about that and please correct me if I am.

[Guest guest]

I eat frozen dinner and it only takes 10 minutes to heat a pizza, 15 for

fish sticks and 45 for lasagne in a regular oven. All you have to do for the

lasagne is to plan ahead and put it in 45 minutes before you want to eat it.

This house has a built-in microwave too, but I've never used it and not

planning to.

I agree that it tastes better when not microwaved.

Inger

Re: Tracking you by cell phone

I don't miss having a microwave at all. It doesn't really save that

much time unless you're cooking a frozen dinner, which I don't eat.

And you're right what's 20 minutes compared to your health? And food

tastes better cooked on the stove or oven.

[Guest guest]

Rainbow,

Sounds like your microwave is cooked.

Throw it out and be thankful it's no longer a part of your life.

If you wish to honor it, carve a box for it and put it in there

before you bury it.

Tom

I agree! But..... I'm having a problem with my microwave..... It

shuts off after about two seconds every time I try to use it. I've

unplugged it and re-plugged it in to no improvement, after the

manufacturer's suggestion. Anybody got any other ideas as to how I

might restore its functionality?

Rainbow

[Guest guest]

I keep everything until it absolutely completely falls apart. I hate to

replace things money-wise, time-wise and conservation-wise. My husband

is a great jerry-rigger and I am good at making something out of

nothing!

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> >: " I hate throwing things out so I try to fix them first,

> but that's not always possible. "

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> My feelings exactly! It even costs money to take appliances to the

> dump! Thanks.

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> Rainbow

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