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19 Jan 2016, 8:04 pm

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Thank you auntblabby. You know the strange thing? Before, I used to eat KFC like it was going out of fashion but ever since having my gall bladder removed, I can't even walk past a greasy fish and chip shop without feeling sick - just looking at all that greasy, fried food makes me feel sick. I'm starting up my original recipe experiments again but if I eat it, I pay the price. I'm more interested in cooking it than I am in eating it - and since the operation, my KFC consumption has decreased by like 1,000,000 percent. They used to call me chicken man. Chickens used to shudder whenever I showed up at a chicken farm but since the op, I just can't (and don't want to) eat like I used to. That's how I killed my gall bladder. Too much KFC and other greasy stuff. When the specialist/surgeon removed it, he told me it was like an empty plastic bag. The pain! ("Oh, the pain!") You would not believer the pain it caused me before the op!

prego :) I've always been shy about eating fatty stuff, since I saw what it did to my dad when I was little [multiple heart attacks and gall bladder attacks, he had to have his removed also and a drain installed. since then his digestion never was right again, but that was because he wouldn't give up the standard American diet full of fat and sugar even though he was diabetic also. but when he had his last gall bladder attack he said he thought he was having another heart attack in terms of the searing pain. later on, I worked in a hospital operating room and cholecystectomy [gall bladder removal] was the #1 surgery we did by numbers, it was my job to hand them their instruments and other supplies, and to cut open the excised gall bladder and extract the stones for counting. they were the size on average, of kernels of corn and a similar color but hard as a rock. some were the size of shooting marbles or even larger. I could see how that would smart something fierce stuck inside that little itty bitty sack. anyways, what is just as harmful as eating fatty stuff [in terms of gall stone production] is eating too many refined carbs which leads to an over-acidic condition of blood/body tissues which also leads to stone formation.


After experiencing all of that, what's your diet like?

Do you eat healthily? What do you eat? Do you ever eat fatty stuff?

I've got a fridge full of cooked chook but I just can't bring myself to eat it. As I said, I enjoy cooking it now more than I enjoy eating it.


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19 Jan 2016, 8:06 pm

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La la la la la! :D :heart: I'm grinning a lot because I'm in love. It's ridiculous, but it's true! :heart:


Love is for the birds! Blah, blah, blah! :D


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19 Jan 2016, 8:07 pm

What's Chook?



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19 Jan 2016, 8:09 pm

I wonder if I'd be any good at love poetry?


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19 Jan 2016, 8:13 pm

I see people fall in love. And then I see them fall out of love.

And then I see them hate the person they fell in love with. What's the point? It's useless. To get to know someone you'll probably hate and want to die in the future?

It's a bit like Global Thermonuclear War. ... Where the only winning move is NOT TO PLAY AT ALL!! !

(damn those exclamation marks!! !) (damn!! !) ! !!

GOD, I'm glad I'm an Asexual, Loner, Introvert Aspie!


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19 Jan 2016, 8:15 pm

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What's Chook?


Chook. It's like a big rhinoceros, only hairier.


No, I jest. Chook is Aussie slang for chicken.


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19 Jan 2016, 8:17 pm

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I wonder if I'd be any good at love poetry?


No. (Sorry)


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19 Jan 2016, 8:18 pm

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I wonder if I'd be any good at love poetry?


No. (Sorry)


Just kidding. You might be. Give it a shot!


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19 Jan 2016, 8:31 pm

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19 Jan 2016, 8:45 pm

People are really f*cking pissing me the hell off!! Why?! Why the f*ck do I even f*cking bother?!@! Urgh! Stupid condescending douche-bags! :wall:



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19 Jan 2016, 8:47 pm

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People are really f*cking pissing me the hell off!! Why?! Why the f*ck do I even f*cking bother?!@! Urgh! Stupid condescending douche-bags! :wall:


Because they're people - simple as that!


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19 Jan 2016, 8:49 pm

My little baby Boo - the box dweller.

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You can buy them the most expensive scratch posts and homes, you wouldn't believe, but give them a cardboard box and they're as happy as Larry (whoever the hell Larry is - and why's he so happy??? Hmmmm!)


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19 Jan 2016, 9:00 pm

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My little baby Boo - the box dweller.

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You can buy them the most expensive scratch posts and homes, you wouldn't believe, but give them a cardboard box and they're as happy as Larry (whoever the hell Larry is - and why's he so happy??? Hmmmm!)


I need to vacuum


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19 Jan 2016, 9:01 pm

Aussies don't call vacuuming "Hoovering?"



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19 Jan 2016, 9:06 pm

I shall have my vengeance, you who calls yourself Computer Nerd! A pox on you and your kin!
Your descendants are condemned to play useless games with ivory boxes that are possessed by demons
that glare at you from a glowing portal to Hell! The demons will stare and mock you with cryptic curses
such as "Ye have a mortal error in thy system" and "Ye have nary enough RAM to carry out this task."
Not even the glimmering Rune Stone handed down from the Lord William Gates, which bears the
magical inscription "Discus of Recovery", can save you from your fate!

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19 Jan 2016, 9:10 pm

There was a time when men were kind
When their voices were soft
And their words inviting
There was a time when love was blind
And the world was a song
And the song was exciting
There was a time
Then it all went wrong


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