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Re: Butter O/T
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Posted by Dr. Jim on March 12, 2005 at 18:39:12 from (131.107.0.76):
In Reply to: Re: Butter O/T posted by Nebraska Cowman on March 12, 2005 at 07:14:13:
The waaaaah! is seeping through there cowman. You seem a little touchy on your off topic post. Perhaps you should just stick to tractors. You better sit down and count to 100 slowly or something. After all a man in your condition shouldn't get excited. And you're right--it isn't my opinion that makes it so. Rather it is the years of empirical evidence, studies and monitoring that does. I've seen not only study after study backed up with evidence, I've seen the results first hand. I'm not sure just what there is to "win" for you in this discussion. If you want to slug down high cholesterol foods and tell yourself you're not doing any damage, go right ahead! I'm certainly not stopping you. As you clutch your chest someday and everything grows dark, at least you'll have the memory of: "At...least....I won....the....butter...fight. I....knew...I was...right.....uuuuuuhhhhhhhh!"
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