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WG, I hope ur "Good Buddy" may choose to write a review if it is in the stars?

Hhhmmm...sounds to me like someone had a successful trip into "The City"

Evening Mr. FG and WG, I don't know where you may be getting ur info from, but I am EXTREMELY nipple sensitive, and have a a low pain tolerance. And, I am sooo surprised WG, from your posts about nipple action, that you yourself have some residual discomfort. I guess you need to know when to just say, "no." Perhaps if you meet that person again, which I sounds like you may, you need to set boundaries so he doesn't really carry u to the edge and back many times?

Pharmacies care a number of nipple creams for nursing mothers with sore and cracked nipples! One of which in the midwest is called "Udder Cream." I hope u heal before you put on your next nipple clamps, ouchy for me! And FG, hope you have a great rest of the month you dog! WG2

I was THAT fly on the wall!

Fly on the wall

I was eating some kind of sausage many years ago. The host bit into a hard crunch, and pulled out a partial pigs hoof with a few pieces of hair sticking out of it. Talk about food additives! I told him he found Jimmy Hoffa.

Peanuts are rich in omega 6 fatty acids which the body needs. However, they must be balanced with omega 3 fatty acids which are found in walnuts and almonds. That is why this discussion has focused on the other nuts as well. It's a balancing act, but a tasty one! So to get the protein and the good fat one needs to eat the whole enchilada... Or rather nut... And that includes the oil... but not just peanuts... a variety of nuts.

 

Also, as I mentioned above when freshly ground it takes a while for the oil to separate out...

Am I the only one who is allergic to peanuts? I've been that way since I was a young child.

~Boomer~

Hey, don't knock dentures... Remember that they can get taken out for special occasions and for special people. One day you might get lucky and be so special...

I commend all three of you guys for doing the NUT thing... I always have some nuts on hand... and especially walnuts. I love almonds as well, but they have been known to crack a tooth or two or three so I tread more gingerly with them. At any rate, both are a great source of omega 3... the perfect balance to the omega 6 found in peanuts.

 

In any event, to all you NUTTY guys... Remember that you can't spell NUTS without a "U" in it!!! Welcome to the club and enjoy!

I have a bowl of almonds and walnuts within my reach. Better for me.

I love fat in any form. Alive or dead. I was at one time 170lbs over what I consider my ideal wt. I did cardiac rehab during that time. I hope I was an inspiration

to my patients. They were to me! I have a a peanut butter sandwich and a little Haagan Dazs rarely. Au naturale, like my men! Ummm.

WG. I so totally understand your devotion to eating healthy. I will die fighting the food battle. It was my first addiction before I went off to prison.

Extra crunchy, toasted bread, with a slice of processed cheese.

Hi Jackhammer, I can't believe I missed these posts! I love jokes and just passing thru all the entries. I LOVE the gut laugh stuff. I worked in oncology in my lifetime, and ALL the patients I cared for were outstanding!!! They had a gift for life, love, and laughter. So here is my entry: What is worse that a dead rat on your piano? An infected beaver on your organ! Rand

I would certainly recommend Raul. His acceptance of EVERONE is inherent. His smile is both sexy, erotic, and calming. His sensual abilities run the gamut according to the clients wishes. I would recommend giving him a call, and explaining your friends needs and wishes. Rand

I was classified as morbidly obese all my childhood and well into adulthood. Topping out at 303 lbs, at 5'6." Psychologically I had reached my limit. It was as I said to someone, "my first addiction." Also, I finally started to live what I believe to be my simple truth. Weight loss is a matter of intake and output. For over 15 years I have maintained a wt in the low 120's. Did I believe that I had a disease? With no impulse control, and of course using food for all the wrong reasons, perhaps someone could have classified me with some kind of disorder. Do I believe that it should be classified as such? No, EXCEPT if by doing so, it can set people up with certain basic premises of weight loss, exercise, and nutrition.