I wish one of these places would open around here...

http://www.heartattackgrill.com/

okay, enough with pix in previews!

alafairnadia wrote: okay, enough with pix in previews!

:twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

Have you already scheduled your angioplasty?

mmmmm heart failure....

homeowner wrote: Have you already scheduled your angioplasty?

The red onions and a diet pepsi would dissolve the cholesterol.

Idlewild wrote: [quote=homeowner]Have you already scheduled your angioplasty?

The red onions and a diet pepsi would dissolve the cholesterol.

What you really need to kill that cholesterol is some red wine. I'm just sayin'

Idlewild wrote:
The red onions and a diet pepsi would dissolve the cholesterol.

Maybe. Who cares? Eating cholesterol is generally not a problem.

By the way, cholesterol is the largest component of earwax. Just thought you needed to know that.

doctorj wrote: [quote=Idlewild]
The red onions and a diet pepsi would dissolve the cholesterol.

Maybe. Who cares? Eating cholesterol is generally not a problem.

By the way, cholesterol is the largest component of earwax. Just thought you needed to know that.

You don't dip your q-tips in red onion juice and diet pepsi do you?

Flexichick wrote: [quote=Idlewild][quote=homeowner]Have you already scheduled your angioplasty?

The red onions and a diet pepsi would dissolve the cholesterol.

What you really need to kill that cholesterol is some red wine. I'm just sayin'

Who's teaching you this French propaganda?

I was born with the knowledge that red wine and cheese can cure anything. It was my father's fault!

Idlewild wrote:
You don't dip your q-tips in red onion juice and diet pepsi do you?

Well I do prefer them that way than al fresco.

Flexichick wrote: I was born with the knowledge that red wine and cheese can cure anything. It was my father's fault!

Depending on your biology, he may have been right.

I tried an experiment not so long ago: ate mostly eggs, cheese, bacon, pork, butter, cream etc. most days for a few months, had my cholesterol etc. measured. It was low-average. Then went mostly vegetarian, cut out most fat, minimal animal fat, very little dairy and no eggs, exercised more, incidentally lost quite a lot of weight, and had my cholesterol measured. It had increased 1%. No significant change in the HDL/LDL ratios. Conclusion based on a random sample of 1: weight, diet and exercise have no effect whatsoever on those tricky-to-interpret numbers that American doctors watch so closely, at least in my case. Not to mention the twisted logic behind blockbuster cholesterol-lowering drugs.

doctorj wrote:
Maybe. Who cares? Eating cholesterol is generally not a problem.

By the way, cholesterol is the largest component of earwax. Just thought you needed to know that.

whew!

i've been trying to cut down on earwax, and come to find out i don't need to!

thanks, doctorj!