To: XBob
no, i'm not trying to pick a fight, i'm perterbed, because you people who think an egg should be protected are trying to kill me, through preventing stem cell research to cure my diabetes , and raise my taxes, by bringing unwanted children into the world You are a hypocrite: you want to raise everybody's taxes so we can develop a "cure" for diabetes that you brought on yourself (from earlier posts we have seen you have eaten way too much exotic food in your life). Then you will expect all of us to pay higher insurance costs so you can be "cured" with expensive repeated treatments instead of changing your crummy diet and sedentary lifestyle.
429 posted on
06/22/2003 5:34:43 AM PDT by
palmer
(Plagiarism is series)
To: palmer
so, exotic food causes diabetes.
Amazing bit of 'knowledge'. Please alert all the doctors and 16 million diabetics in this country. And alert all the Thai's and Filipinos, and Vietnamese, and Chinese and Indonesians - they are causing diabetes all over the world.
Please tell congress that they were wrong in all those studies which said Agent Orange was one of the causes diabetes.
And don't forget to screen your menses and re-implant all fertilized eggs found.
495 posted on
06/23/2003 1:26:54 AM PDT by
XBob
To: palmer
Oh, I forgot too, I guess I should have ridden my bicycle delivering newspapers from jr high through high school 6 miles every day. Perhaps if I rode it 10 miles a day?
And then running 1 mile a day in the military, when I got diabetes. Perhaps I should have run 2 miles a day.
No, you figured it out - it was those 'exotic' vietnamese and filippino and thai foods. I guess that is why the Germans and Egyptians have such high diabetes rates, they eat that exotic German and Egyptian food and the 16 million American diabetics eat that exotic American food, particularly bread and potatoes (which shoot my sugar through the roof). Ah, how I dream of the exotic bread and potatoes.
LOL - you are hilarious.
496 posted on
06/23/2003 1:46:55 AM PDT by
XBob
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