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winglo
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Posted - November 03 2007 :  07:36:18 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote  Copy this URL to Link to this Reply
quote:
Originally posted by Monadnock Guide

Not so sure 32 oz. is the right amount, - but some beer or wine (ugh) on a daily basis will do you good.



Yeah, a little each day. One on each of 7 days, not seven on one day!

By the way, it has to be wine for the heart. There's something in the grape. Researchers believe it's actually in the grape skin, as red wine has more of an effect than white wine for cardiac protection. In fact, there's some evidence that grape juice (purple, not white) works just as well, but that's not as much fun!
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Posted - November 03 2007 :  10:14:31 AM  Show Profile  Visit RedFraggle's Homepage  Reply with Quote  Copy this URL to Link to this Reply
quote:
Originally posted by Kyfrontiersman

My cardiologist said 'He's sure there's no blockage.'

Yay! Even more cause to celebrate with that 32 oz. glass.

quote:
Originally posted by Fitzhugh Williams

Well, if that's the case, I guess my heart should be in great shape after last weekend at Fort Dobbs. I had Canadien beer and French wine, and the Jaegers had some really good Cognac! It was a fine time.

Sounds like the typical graduate student Friday night . . . except that our wine is usually of the fine $3-5 quality.
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Posted - November 03 2007 :  12:08:53 PM  Show Profile  Visit Kyfrontiersman's Homepage  Send Kyfrontiersman an AOL message  Reply with Quote  Copy this URL to Link to this Reply
Red,
"...except that our wine is usually of the fine $3-5 quality."
Nothing wrong with the cheap stuff, long as it tastes good
Thanks, I felt better, least wise until my gall bladder started
acting up last thursdy . Got to get an ultrasound Monday.
Suddenly I feel like I'm falling apart. But I'm not allowed
to do that. I'm married to too pretty a gal. She might start
lookin' for some young guy ( ) Actually she was standing
here looking over my shoulder when I wrote that.
I meant it though. (honest!!!)

Mike

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"Kentucke, situated on the fertile banks of the great Ohio, rising
from obscurity to shine with splendor, equal to any other of the
stars of the American hemisphere." ...... John Filson
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Obediah
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Posted - November 03 2007 :  1:17:23 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote  Copy this URL to Link to this Reply
The thing about wine is, it tastes better with every swallow! (Pretend those are clinking wine glasses!)

I'm lucky, though; I haven't had a gall bladder since 1981...gallstone attacks ain't much fun!
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Posted - November 03 2007 :  6:31:50 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote  Copy this URL to Link to this Reply
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Originally posted by RedFraggle

quote:
Originally posted by Fitzhugh Williams

Well, if that's the case, I guess my heart should be in great shape after last weekend at Fort Dobbs. I had Canadien beer and French wine, and the Jaegers had some really good Cognac! It was a fine time.

Sounds like the typical graduate student Friday night . . . except that our wine is usually of the fine $3-5 quality.



Events usually have two kinds of camps. Those that like to sit around a fire and talk about the "shining times", and those that like to party. The French, thankfully, seem to fall mostly into the latter category. They camp away from the Brits, so no problem (not that there necessarily would be for that reason). But in the Rev War events, the Brits seem to be the fun-loving ones and the Americans split somewhere down the middle. That makes for some ill feelings in the American camp, with the resulting problems. So, when all is said and done, it's good to be French!


"Les deux pieds contre la muraille et la tete sous le robinet"
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