sauromatian wrote:Sadly, no. That's exactly what's going to happen.
Gnat the Beggar wrote:What is really worrisome is that 90% of the American people and folks worldwide; actually believe statements like that one.
rhynne wrote:Hey Blackmoor,Well as a Torontonian living overseas, I was happy enough that the Leafs ended over .500 this year... Best regards,Ronald
Blackmoor wrote:There is always next year
Mars wrote:That has been the Leaf's chant for the last 54 years.
Kingofpain89 wrote:Any bets on whether Man U can win against Barcelona?
Gnat the Beggar wrote:Dallas Mavericks not only beat the Lakers; the 2 time World Champions but did it in LA on their home court!Before this series... LA has won EVERY playoff series when they win the first game.Is Kobe hurt?Will he recover?Does Dallas Really have any chance against the Lakers?
benjoshua wrote:I'll bite; why doesn't this make sense? I'm not saying it's true, but it appears logical.
smarmy1 wrote:This made me smile... Roll a D6http://vimeo.com/23248158Enjoy.
. . . cellulose is increasingly used by the processed-food industry, producers say. Food-product makers use it to thicken or stabilize foods, replace fat and boost fiber content, and cut the need for ingredients like oil or flour, which are getting more expensive.
Although the notion of eating fine grains of wood pulp might make some consumers blanch, nutritionists say cellulose—which gives plants their structure—is a harmless fiber that can often cut calories in food. Insoluble dietary fibers like cellulose aren't digestible by humans so add bulk to food without making it more fattening.
SimperingToad wrote:Sheer propaganda.Isn't it strange that the picture on the left which has the caption mentioning 'organic' foods shows only one? And the company has been under scrutiny for questionable practices?Just more hype to feed us industrial waste products. Any 'nutritionist' worth his name would be telling us that eating industrial waste DOES NOT MAKE HEALTHY PEOPLE!
