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awesomejdad
awesomejdad Posts: 493 Member
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Do any of you have any type of experiences or intellectual data analysis on relations relative to the subatomic metamorphosis of ancient relics and there definitive effect on the world dietary and physiological effects of the overuse of meal replacement bars? I was just reading an exquisite derivative report between the base metabolic ratio and how it effects the average to somewhat large dietary tract of most individuals in regard to intestinal fortitude and it's cleansing capabilities. I had trouble distinguishing between the narratives examples of solar effects on the matter and the philosophical approach created by the narrator of the report. I mean how can I possibly gain any type of understanding on the subject without some type of clarification between the two parties and there individual opinions being given some type of scientific value. It is just not acceptable really. Does anyone else have any other information on the matter?

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  • Cassmarie28
    Cassmarie28 Posts: 23
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    Ouch.
  • awesomejdad
    awesomejdad Posts: 493 Member
    edited January 2015
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    I kind of lost you when I read this sentence.

    "To master the differences between there and their, keep in mind some few simple rules for their and their:"
  • TheRoadDog
    TheRoadDog Posts: 11,791 Member
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    The base metabolic ratio does not effect the average. Rather, it affects the average.
  • votick
    votick Posts: 77 Member
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    Was almost nearly on the verge of understanding your post awesomejdad.
  • awesomejdad
    awesomejdad Posts: 493 Member
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    TheRoadDog wrote: »
    The base metabolic ratio does not effect the average. Rather, it affects the average.

    exactly my point
  • awesomejdad
    awesomejdad Posts: 493 Member
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    votick wrote: »
    Was almost nearly on the verge of understanding your post awesomejdad.

    Well, you got me beat then. : )
  • 47Jacqueline
    47Jacqueline Posts: 6,993 Member
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    I love it. ;-)
  • karyabc
    karyabc Posts: 830 Member
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    :o ok
  • LTGPSA
    LTGPSA Posts: 633 Member
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    There's another one in there...do you see it?
  • blueeyesgrace
    blueeyesgrace Posts: 407 Member
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    buckshot500 wrote: »
    Two paragraphs into the first reply and my brain hurts. Damn that fireball!

    I made it about two sentences. My brain still hurts. Pass me the fireball.
  • blueeyesgrace
    blueeyesgrace Posts: 407 Member
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    buckshot500 wrote: »
    Here you go honey, plenty to go around!

    Thanks, sweetheart!!
  • CooperSprings
    CooperSprings Posts: 754 Member
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    I don't know what I just read...
    but when you talked about ancient relics it made me think of the Venus of Willendorf.

    Damn those ancient relics turning us into them. :p
  • notyouraveragetexan
    notyouraveragetexan Posts: 19
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    I bet you talk like you have a mouth full of crackers.
  • notyouraveragetexan
    notyouraveragetexan Posts: 19
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    I digress...reminds me of this guy
    him2084_450.jpeg
  • Monkey_Business
    Monkey_Business Posts: 1,800 Member
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    None of this makes my bourbon taste any better, no matter how aged it is.
  • blueeyesgrace
    blueeyesgrace Posts: 407 Member
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    Adding bourbon to the mix? Fireball earlier. Who has the tequila? Tequila makes me warm and fuzzy. And makes my clothes.................
  • notyouraveragetexan
    notyouraveragetexan Posts: 19
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    I have some leftover tequila from the other night ma'am. How about I take you out line dancing first?
  • blueeyesgrace
    blueeyesgrace Posts: 407 Member
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    You bring the truck and tequila. I got the moves. ;)
  • notyouraveragetexan
    notyouraveragetexan Posts: 19
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    I'm on my way! *grabs hat and puts on button down shirt*

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