Eating NO Chemicals in 2013: A resolution.
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*sips a coke zero*
You didn't say anything about not drinking them.0 -
I'm with you! Everything has chemicals in it, though, so I'm probably gonna stick to water and crackers. That's fine, right?0
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Do you mean whole foods only or all organic? I'd love to do it, unfortunately a limited budget prevents us going all organic.0
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I'm with you! Everything has chemicals in it, though, so I'm probably gonna stick to water and crackers. That's fine, right?
Only water and air for you.0 -
well, there goes water...I give you 3 days, if you're lucky.0
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I'm with you! Everything has chemicals in it, though, so I'm probably gonna stick to water and crackers. That's fine, right?
Only water and air for you.
Please produce studies that say crackers are bad. Crackers are basically just water and flour, okay?0 -
There are chemicals in the air (especially around the Detroit area), but fortunately we don't eat air (except around the Detroit area).0
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I have to consult with an expert. Excuse me while I go look up Bill Nye......0
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I'm going to cleanse all the chemicals from by body.
RNA is first on my sh*tlist0 -
I'm going to cleanse all the chemicals from by body.
RNA is first on my sh*tlist
and that ATP is a nasty mofo too...0 -
I'm going to cleanse all the chemicals from by body.
RNA is first on my sh*tlist
and that ATP is a nasty mofo too...
I think I need a different type of cleanse for that0 -
I don't think 2013 is going to last too long for you....0
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"Organic" food will still have chemicals in it from the traffic that goes by on the roads near the farms. Have you ever seen the crap a diesel truck produces? That stuff is all over your "organic" lettuce.0
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There are chemicals in the air (especially around the Detroit area), but fortunately we don't eat air (except around the Detroit area).
Meh, cross over into Canada. We send the worst of the Detroit chemical air over there anyway!0 -
So you will essentially be consuming nothing, since even water is a chemical. Did you know that cooking is a chemical reaction?
The more you know.0 -
So you will essentially be consuming nothing, since even water is a chemical. Did you know that cooking is a chemical reaction?
The more you know.
broscience0 -
There are chemicals in the air (especially around the Detroit area), but fortunately we don't eat air (except around the Detroit area).
Meh, cross over into Canada. We send the worst of the Detroit chemical air over there anyway!
More than that, your worst export into Windsor is the drunken 19 year olds.0 -
I'm there! Whole foods, nothing processed. It isn't always easy but it's totally worth it!0
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"Organic" food will still have chemicals in it from the traffic that goes by on the roads near the farms. Have you ever seen the crap a diesel truck produces? That stuff is all over your "organic" lettuce.
actually regular gasoline is worse for the environment.
http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/the_green_lantern/2008/04/will_diesel_save_the_world.html
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/fuel-efficiency/fuel-consumption/diesel-fuel-better-environment.htm
more chemicals for me!0 -
And no breathing chemicals either!
Pillows held against the mouth and nose work fine for this.
That's how I got my early inheritance!
But I digress......:smokin:0
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