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As he collapsed

Yes it does.

Just pointing out that any suggestions for OP are well past their use by date - the thread is from 2017 and he was last active on MFP in 2019

Are they like bin chickens? is that a question that makes no sense to most of you? :D :D https://particle.scitech.org.au/earth/bin-chicken-more-than-trash-talk/

He had laryngitis.

Wishing you all the best with your treatment OP - and good advice for others. I know this will obviously vary by country - in Australia a PSA check is recomended for men between ages of 50 to 75 and it will be covered by Medicare annually. (ie free to patients)

be more careful

Am I not already in my own bed in my own house?

Are these questions getting too convoluted?

We must follow rules of the game ;)

what have I let myself in for???

Shall we have a Christmas party?

Where?

He is just so cute.

Didn't you give some good examples of questions Frank? Won't I try not to have a mental blank again??

Well, clearly different meaning to different people. As previous poster and myself both stated. By our wordings OP did make a stir fry - things were stirred and fried.,

Stamped his feet

I didn't know only serious cooks could comment :* :*

Would you believe sometimes I just can't think of a question?

Semantics. Anytime I fry veggies and meat in a frypan and stir them altogether, I call it a stir-fry.

Once or twice a week in winter ( footy season) less than weekly in summer.

Unlike us old farts who know nothing.....

But probably do-able in fingerless gloves.

No I am trying to point out how silly the rule is. I wasn't suggesting people with a lisp don't eat spinach - I was using that as an example of how silly the rule is. And sure, my grandmother may have eaten differently if she travelled to Asia or lived today or whatever - but the rule is don't eat anything your grandmother…

well, no - nobody ever considers floor wash soap or brake shoes as food and I dont think anybody intended the motto to mean don't eat anythings your grandmother didnt recognise - that would be even sillier than the intended meaning of don't eat ingredients or food she wouldnt recognise. Which is also very silly., I think…

And if I have a lisp and can't pronounce spinach,I shouldn't eat it?? And if I have a stroke or suchlike and can't pronounce anything,I should eat nothing? Of all the diet advice I think ' don't eat anything you can't pronounce' is the silliest of the lot.

Do they have any 'secret ingredients' ? ;)

I dont think they are useful tips even as a suggestion. Suggestions need to have some sense to them - if they aim is to eat less processed foods, say so - it is a simple enough instruction, it doesnt need 'simplifying' into a cryptic message about shopping perimeters and the 'ingredients you cant pronounce' isnt a…

Anecdotal - working in a medical surgery, I have not noticed any weight group more or less commonly having psoriasis

I guess this is something for everyone t o decide - how much leeway to give yourself on not weighing every crumb or low calorie thing the important thing is results, not the exact method of achieving them. so, if you are skipping weighing a few crumbs of chips, lettuce leafs, tomato slices, little tastes etc - and your…