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"AT" wrote in message ... Ignoramus19393 wrote in message ... On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 16:02:26 GMT, Crafting Mom wrote: posting as Nunya B This was low. When she isn't attacking you, she is a great poster who can offer great insight on psychological issues especially. Why you are trying to drive her away? Don't worry, I don't let creeps like that dictate my actions. He can post my full name every day from here on out because it doesn't matter. I have nothing to hide like he does. -- the volleyballchick |
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"Crafting Mom" wrote in message news He wanted an explanation about why jmk brought up the paleo thing. I'm so sorry to have offended you by giving him back the same crap he doles out regularly. It won't happen again. Hmmm... I don't recall being offended. I don't feel offended, but apology accepted. I did not like the taste of the pizza ergo my initial comments about the SBD pizza. Fair enough. I would love to have a diet completely void of "corporately packaged food" but the demands of my lifestyle mean that I have to give somewhere and I'd rather not spend every day shopping and cooking. As you said YMMV and my choices are no less right than yours are. Exactly. There's no need to get defensive, as I was indeed saying your choices are just as valid. But our choices are indeed different, and I like to be honest about what mine are, and why. I don't eat packaged, processed food, and I rarely cook, except to cook some things for my family. I wasn't trying to be defensive. I like to be honest too, I just don't like when jerks like ignoranus retaliate for it. I don't get the chance to cook often so I cook in bulk and when I do I use "whole" and unprocessed ingredients whenever possible. -- the volleyballchick |
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Ignoramus19393 wrote:
On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 10:50:09 -0600, AT wrote: Ignoramus19393 wrote in message ... On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 16:02:26 GMT, Crafting Mom wrote: posting as Nunya B This was low. When she isn't attacking you, she is a great poster who can offer great insight on psychological issues especially. Why you are trying to drive her away? I see no reason why I cannot point out and yet, a bigger person would have resisted that urge. -- jmk in NC |
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"Ignoramus19393" wrote in message ... On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 10:50:09 -0600, AT wrote: Ignoramus19393 wrote in message ... On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 16:02:26 GMT, Crafting Mom wrote: posting as Nunya B This was low. When she isn't attacking you, she is a great poster who can offer great insight on psychological issues especially. Why you are trying to drive her away? I see no reason why I cannot point out a pretentious liar such as Jennifer Austin, who is currently posting as Nunya B . Especially since she seems to be desperate for my attention anyway, engaging in filthy namecalling and dishonesty. As far as I am concerned, I could not care less if she stays here or leaves. She is not leaving anyway, just pretending to leave, as she has done times before, in a typical drama queen fashion. I'm not even pretending to leave, liar. I'm just done with you unless you address me specifically or you go back to insulting people with eating disorders or emotional problems. What is it exactly that I've lied about? -- the volleyballchick |
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"Carol Frilegh" wrote in message ... In article , Nunya B. wrote: "Ignoramus19393" wrote in message . .. On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 09:32:04 -0400, Jaime wrote: "jmk" wrote in message ... Well, pizza isn't paleo anyway... ;-) I really need to read these posts more thoroughly. Even *I* should have caught that one considering the conversation Iggy and I had yesterday. :-) I am not sure what's the relevance of pizza not being paleo, to my original statement, since I do not eat pizza as such. Allegedly you eat paleo, pizza isn' paleo, ergo you most likely don't eat pizza. So why would your opinion on SBD pizza mean anything? It's like me telling you how to get rid of that nasty testicle itch. Well if it was someone else's couldn't she just scratch it for him? LOL He'd have to get some first I suppose... |
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Nunya B. wrote:
"Crafting Mom" wrote in message news On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 09:09:40 -0500, Nunya B. wrote: Allegedly you eat paleo, pizza isn' paleo, ergo you most likely don't eat pizza. So why would your opinion on SBD pizza mean anything? It's like me telling you how to get rid of that nasty testicle itch. He *currently* eats paleo, doesn't mean he has never eaten pizza in his life. I don't eat pizza, either. But I when I used to, I remember all kinds of frozen pizza and "pre-mixed" pizzas and how putrid they tasted compared to the delicious recipes I would make at home, or fresh pizza from a reputable (not chain) pizzeria. However, if other people enjoy the taste of corporately packaged food, so be it. YMMV and all that. It's good to embrace the differences in other people's way of eating, and everyone's opinion is worthy of validation. He wanted an explanation about why jmk brought up the paleo thing. FWIW, I meant it in an "of course you didn't try that! it's not paleo so you wouldn't have. next thread please" kind of way. -- jmk in NC |
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On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 16:56:03 +0000, Ignoramus19393 wrote:
I am curious, you mentioned that you eat raw food these days. I have been curious about "raw food" movement since about a year ago. What is it that you actually eat, if you do not mind. About the only non-raw food that I eat is meat, fish and such. There was a lot of talk about raw food on the paleo mailing list. Like when I started LCing, I kind of "fell into" raw food. Among other personal circumstances, regarding other family members, I just happened to notice that the more salads and fresh fruits and vegetables I ate, I felt better and better. For decades I had black "raccoon circles" under my eyes, and when I went LC they were lighter, but gradually increasing the raw to 100% and the circles are gone! I also read the book "Conscious Eating" by Gabriel Cousens. But I've read a lot of articles and websites, authored by people who experienced similar to me, but after cleaning up their eating habits, their symptoms were gone. www.shazzie.com is one good site, but there are others as well, for raw food bloggers. The commonality between LC and what I am doing now is the total banning (for me personally) of any junk food or non-natural food. I partly wanted to get back into my vegetarian lifestyle now that I had banned the junk. I ate quite a lot of vege-junk that never made me satisfied when I was vegetarian. I eat raw plant foods, high on the "vegetable fruits" such as cucumbers, and red bell peppers, some fresh fruit, raw fresh coconut (and coconut water - ooh to die for), and lots of green lettuces, baby spinach, celery. I drink wheatgrass juice, and also eat seaweeds. Occasionally I will eat soaked almonds or avocadoes, and I also sometimes take fresh flaxseed oil. I try to mostly buy organic produce. My family still eats cooked food, but far less than they used to, because they love all the salads and fresh things I serve to them daily. I am not hungry constantly, either. It's a different kind of satisfaction than when I was LCing, but it just feels the most right for me. Whose to say if it's forever, but I am liking the ease, variety, and accessibility of this way of eating. There are many raw-foodists who "bake" their food in a dehydrator, because the low temperature doesn't kill the enzymes, and who knows, I may end up getting one, but I much prefer it fresh. -- Disclaimer: Everything authored by me is my own opinion and personal experience, unless otherwise indicated. |
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"Nunya B." wrote in message ... He'd have to get some first I suppose... I've seen Ignoramus in a few newsgroups for quite some time and I believe he is married so he is obviously getting some from someone. Not that it is any of my business but I find him to be an okay guy. |
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"jmk" wrote in message ... Nunya B. wrote: "Crafting Mom" wrote in message news On Thu, 18 Aug 2005 09:09:40 -0500, Nunya B. wrote: Allegedly you eat paleo, pizza isn' paleo, ergo you most likely don't eat pizza. So why would your opinion on SBD pizza mean anything? It's like me telling you how to get rid of that nasty testicle itch. He *currently* eats paleo, doesn't mean he has never eaten pizza in his life. I don't eat pizza, either. But I when I used to, I remember all kinds of frozen pizza and "pre-mixed" pizzas and how putrid they tasted compared to the delicious recipes I would make at home, or fresh pizza from a reputable (not chain) pizzeria. However, if other people enjoy the taste of corporately packaged food, so be it. YMMV and all that. It's good to embrace the differences in other people's way of eating, and everyone's opinion is worthy of validation. He wanted an explanation about why jmk brought up the paleo thing. FWIW, I meant it in an "of course you didn't try that! it's not paleo so you wouldn't have. next thread please" kind of way. You weren't the one with the problem, he is. Apparently he's a little sensitive about the topic or something. -- the volleyballchick |
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"Nunya B." wrote: I'll go back to making my own on whole wheat tortillas. I make mine on whole wheat pitas. They just seem more... pizza crust like to me. I just take 1 pita, a couple ounces of jarred pasta sauce, and a couple ounces of lowfat or nonfat cheese, and pop in the toaster oven. It turns out pretty yum. Not as yum as a delivered deep dish with everything, of course, but still pretty good. And I would guess that it's alot cheaper than a frozen single serve pizza. -- Annie As of 8-12-05: 258/214/140 Standing at 5 foot 4. 1.5 pound loss from 8-05-05. 44 pounds lost. 74 left to go. Started February/07/05 Come visit my weight-loss web site, Annie Takes Off. http://webpages.charter.net/lenny13/DietFrontPage.html |
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