Low Carb Bread Recipes

shrugs
Sounds good to me.....

Cheers!

In article ,
"JC Der Koenig" wrote:

Because you're omniscient and have achieved meta-cognition in all subject
areas?

--
Most people are dumb as bricks; some people are dumber than that. -- MFW


"OmManiPadmeOmelet" wrote in message
...
Now how did I know you were going to say that????? ;-)



In article ,
"JC Der Koenig" wrote:

Bread is not low carb.

--
You take stupid to a new level. -- MFW


"Ann" wrote in message
oups.com...
Anyone have any good low carb bread machine recipes?
I tried this one at:
http://www.lowcarbluxury.com/recipes...e-bread01.html
But I thought it tasted terrible. (My husband actually liked it
however.) I'm looking for more to try.

Ann
--
Om.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-bitch." -Jack Nicholson

In article . com,
"Ann" wrote:

Then HE has taken stupid to a new level. And by defending "his way" as
you call it, so have you.


Who are you talking to please?

And Bread is not low carb.
--
Om.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-bitch." -Jack Nicholson

In article .com,
"Ann" wrote:

I just saw your photo with the flaming red hair not to mention the
tacky red dress. An entire website dedicated to photos of yourself. my
my my my.

Now I understand. You're not only not-too-bright but you're a
narcissist as well apparently. For only a not-too-bright narcissist,
would post such ridiculous photos of herself on the internet.

Ya think you can figure out which post this is responding to lunatic
chick?


sigh
Chalk one ignorant, clueless newbie to the killfiles....

plonk
--
Om.

"My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-bitch." -Jack Nicholson

Thanks. I still think I was far too heavy to be showing so much skin.
And the red hair is kind of . . . um. Yeah.

Here's a bit more of the story on that dress. This was right around the
time my boyfriend back then was starting to pay a little too much
attention to the girl he eventually cheated on me with. The first one
anyway. She sent him a picture of herself in a red dress. A red vinyl
dress, actually. Skin tight. Shiny. I have to admit I was thinking a
bit about her, and his appreciation of her dress, when I bought that
one.

The night I wore it out, he said to me that I reminded him of her in
that dress, except, and I quote "You have the figure to pull it off."
By then, unfortunately, it was far too late for a dress to save that
relationship.



In article ,
"Cheri" gserviceatinreachdotcom wrote:

I think you looked great with the red hair and the red dress, and you
have every reason to be proud of your weight loss. It's always
interesting to me that people who mock somebody elses pictures, are
usually people who don't post pictures of themselves, and are usually
screaming for "support."


--
Cheri


"Ann" wrote:

I just saw your photo with the flaming red hair not to mention the
tacky red dress. An entire website dedicated to photos of yourself.
my
my my my.

Luna wrote in message ...
The red hair was a phase. I don't like it anymore, but I'm not ashamed
of it. The dress is an interesting phenomenon. I was so excited to
get
down to a size were I could shop in "normal" stores, I was so excited
that people were noticing I'd lost weight, that I decided to wear
something extreme, something I never would have worn before. It's
interesting how my perceptions of myself changed, because now that I'm
even smaller than that, I look at it like "Man, I can't believe I was
still so fat." But at the time I thought I was looking pretty hot,
lol!

I dress more conservatively now, I guess because the novelty of losing
weight has worn off, and I'm finally starting to become just
comfortable
with being me.

--
http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick

I remember when you first came to the newsgroup. I really loved your
enthusiasm and your stories of the successes and the struggles. I still
do, and I still like the red dress and the red hair. :-)

--
Cheri

Luna wrote in message ...
Thanks. I still think I was far too heavy to be showing so much skin.
And the red hair is kind of . . . um. Yeah.

Roger Zoul wrote:
Ann wrote:
:: I'd like to take a look at those recipes but I don't open tinyurl
:: links. You want to post the name of the main web site their own?
:: Ann

The link takes you to the results of a google search.

Geez....

The second link is to an actual product, Bob's Red Mill's Low Carb
Bread Machine Mix. But deep down, the question is one that could be
answered with a little googling, or even google searching this group.
IMHO, the marketplace of ideas can answer the question as well, if not
better than, the current group of posters in the community (no offense
intended).

On the "I don't open tinyurl links": Get over it. Not everyone is out
to get you. In fact, the vast majority are not. I've posted here, on
and off since mid-2002 without anyone's computer blowing up as a result
of anything I did. Or you could just google "low carb bread machine"
and be done with it.

Sigh, you try to do a favor...

Hollywood Max Harris

On Tue, 23 Aug 2005, Mary~~ Smokey wrote:

; thank,s for responding so nicelyto thhe request

Oh, and please don't post binaries to non-binaries groups.

This is a non-binaries groups. Pictures (.jpegs and .gifs) are binaries.

You're quite welcome.

Martha


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Get a threaded newsreader or activate the threaded view. I had
absolutely no problem figuring out who/what Ann was responding to.

As for JC - I knew the minute I opened this thread the first response
would be from JC "Bread is not low-carb" - he is about as predictable
as a trained chimp.

Luna wrote:

Who are you talking to? You may be ignorant, so I will let you know that
when you respond to a post in usenet, you need to quote the part of the
post you're responding to, and the attribution, otherwise no one will
know what you're talking about.

If it's JC, he didn't insult you, and he's not ignorant. One of the
things informed (not ignorant) people do when entering a newsgroup for
the first time is to read the FAQ, and search Google Groups to see if
your question has already been answered. If you'd done that research,
you would have expected JC's response.

You could post in here that figuring out how to change the oil in your
car by yourself was a piece of cake, and JC would let you know that cake
is not low-carb. It's no biggie, just his way.

--
http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick

Just to clarify, I didn't mean to offend or insult your looks. You're a
cute girl. When I first lost weight some years ago and developed some
nice muscle tone, I got a kick out of taking some photos (polaroids)
too of myself, some flexing my muscles. I wanted a record of it for
later, when the years passed and I was 100 or so. I just didn't put
them on the internet. But that's just me. I suppose I'm a bit on the
introverted side. So I apologize for the attack.

I was a bit ticked off at your comments after the JC response.
Depending on my mood at the time, I will either let such a thing go,
respond with sarcasm or just give as good as I get. I'm only human
after all. And I'm rather frustrated with the bread thing.

Ann


The red hair was a phase. I don't like it anymore, but I'm not ashamed
of it. The dress is an interesting phenomenon. I was so excited to get
down to a size were I could shop in "normal" stores, I was so excited
that people were noticing I'd lost weight, that I decided to wear
something extreme, something I never would have worn before. It's
interesting how my perceptions of myself changed, because now that I'm
even smaller than that, I look at it like "Man, I can't believe I was
still so fat." But at the time I thought I was looking pretty hot,
lol!

I dress more conservatively now, I guess because the novelty of losing
weight has worn off, and I'm finally starting to become just comfortable
with being me.

--
http://www.mindspring.com/~lunachick