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Girls who eat chips more likely to get breast cancerBy Nigel Hawkes, Health Editor

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EATING chips as a young child may increase the risk of contracting breast cancer as an adult, research in America has claimed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Researchers at the Harvard Medical School say that for every portion of chips eaten per week in the pre-school years, the risk of breast cancer is increased. The data comes from a long-running study into the health of 80,000 nurses who have been followed for decades by a team from the research institute. The Nurses’ Health Study has already produced many links between diet and disease, some disproved by further and better research.

The latest paper, in the International Journal of Cancer, used data from 582 women with breast cancer and 1,569 women without the disease in 1993.

The researchers looked at the diets of the women when they were aged between 3 and 5, using information from their mothers, who were asked how often their daughters ate or drank various products.

The risk of getting breast cancer by the age of 60 is about one in 25. Karin Michels and colleagues estimated that eating chips just once a week before the age of 5 would raise that to about one in 20 — an increase in risk of 27 per cent.

The team said that while eating potatoes was not associated with increased risk, the preparation of French fries — frying in fat high in saturated fats and trans-fatty acids — may be of relevance.

Dr Michels said: “Researchers are finding more evidence that diet early in life could play a role in the development of diseases in women later in life. This study provides additional evidence that breast cancer may originate during the early phases of a woman’s life and that eating habits during that phase may be particularly important.”

She said that their data should be interpreted with caution because information on diet was dependent on the mother’s ability to recall her daughter’s diet.

“Mothers were asked to recall their daughter’s pre-school diet after the participants’ breast cancer status was known, and it is possible that mothers of women with breast cancer recalled their daughter’s diet differently than mothers of healthy women. Other foods perceived as less healthy, such as hot dogs or ice-cream, however, were not associated with breast cancer risk.”

Pamela Goldberg, the chief executive of Breast Cancer Campaign UK, said: “Studies looking into how nutrition in early life might affect the risk of developing breast cancer are very interesting. In this case we need to take into account that the study relies solely on mothers recalling what their daughters ate 40 or 50 years ago.

“We would encourage women of all ages to eat a healthy, well-balanced diet with plenty of fruit and vegetables.”Jonnie

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ahh man, chips cause cancer?

I love chips.

but I think it was a combination of all the other junk foods they ate,,

I think that if you eat chips once in a while it's ok.

 

 

 

 

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Jonnie Hellens

 

8/19/2005 6:48:42 PM

Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Girls who eat chips more likely to get breast cancerBy Nigel Hawkes, Health Editor

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EATING chips as a young child may increase the risk of contracting breast cancer as an adult, research in America has claimed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Researchers at the Harvard Medical School say that for every portion of chips eaten per week in the pre-school years, the risk of breast cancer is increased. The data comes from a long-running study into the health of 80,000 nurses who have been followed for decades by a team from the research institute. The Nurses’ Health Study has already produced many links between diet and disease, some disproved by further and better research.

The latest paper, in the International Journal of Cancer, used data from 582 women with breast cancer and 1,569 women without the disease in 1993.

The researchers looked at the diets of the women when they were aged between 3 and 5, using information from their mothers, who were asked how often their daughters ate or drank various products.

The risk of getting breast cancer by the age of 60 is about one in 25. Karin Michels and colleagues estimated that eating chips just once a week before the age of 5 would raise that to about one in 20 — an increase in risk of 27 per cent.

The team said that while eating potatoes was not associated with increased risk, the preparation of French fries — frying in fat high in saturated fats and trans-fatty acids — may be of relevance.

Dr Michels said: “Researchers are finding more evidence that diet early in life could play a role in the development of diseases in women later in life. This study provides additional evidence that breast cancer may originate during the early phases of a woman’s life and that eating habits during that phase may be particularly important.”

She said that their data should be interpreted with caution because information on diet was dependent on the mother’s ability to recall her daughter’s diet.

“Mothers were asked to recall their daughter’s pre-school diet after the participants’ breast cancer status was known, and it is possible that mothers of women with breast cancer recalled their daughter’s diet differently than mothers of healthy women. Other foods perceived as less healthy, such as hot dogs or ice-cream, however, were not associated with breast cancer risk.”

Pamela Goldberg, the chief executive of Breast Cancer Campaign UK, said: “Studies looking into how nutrition in early life might affect the risk of developing breast cancer are very interesting. In this case we need to take into account that the study relies solely on mothers recalling what their daughters ate 40 or 50 years ago.

“We would encourage women of all ages to eat a healthy, well-balanced diet with plenty of fruit and vegetables.”Jonnie

 

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If this is a study of women in the U.S., it is sooooo full of holes that it is pathetic. For starters, buying chips was not as common place as it is now. Furthermore, lard and tallow were the norm for deep fat frying, not hydrogenated oils. I think they are looking for anything but dairy products to blame! Back in the 50s dairy products were frequently "preserved" with formaldahyde! Guess at whose suggestion! They are also looking for any excuse except for the big change that took place in the 50s, wholesale vaccinations, most of which had little or not testing done on them prior to their use! Plus, most testing was done on males and now they are finally realising, at least to some degrees, that women do not react to things the same as men! Sheesh, what a load of crap! Lynda- Jonnie Hellens Friday, August 19, 2005 3:48 PM Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)Girls who eat chips more likely to get breast cancerBy Nigel Hawkes, Health EditorEATING chips as a young child may increase the risk of contracting breast cancer as an adult, research in America has claimed. NI_MPU('middle');Researchers at the Harvard Medical School say that for every portion of chips eaten per week in the pre-school years, the risk of breast cancer is increased. The data comes from a long-running study into the health of 80,000 nurses who have been followed for decades by a team from the research institute. The Nurses’ Health Study has already produced many links between diet and disease, some disproved by further and better research. The latest paper, in the International Journal of Cancer, used data from 582 women with breast cancer and 1,569 women without the disease in 1993. The researchers looked at the diets of the women when they were aged between 3 and 5, using information from their mothers, who were asked how often their daughters ate or drank various products. The risk of getting breast cancer by the age of 60 is about one in 25. Karin Michels and colleagues estimated that eating chips just once a week before the age of 5 would raise that to about one in 20 — an increase in risk of 27 per cent. The team said that while eating potatoes was not associated with increased risk, the preparation of French fries — frying in fat high in saturated fats and trans-fatty acids — may be of relevance. Dr Michels said: “Researchers are finding more evidence that diet early in life could play a role in the development of diseases in women later in life. This study provides additional evidence that breast cancer may originate during the early phases of a woman’s life and that eating habits during that phase may be particularly important.” She said that their data should be interpreted with caution because information on diet was dependent on the mother’s ability to recall her daughter’s diet. “Mothers were asked to recall their daughter’s pre-school diet after the participants’ breast cancer status was known, and it is possible that mothers of women with breast cancer recalled their daughter’s diet differently than mothers of healthy women. Other foods perceived as less healthy, such as hot dogs or ice-cream, however, were not associated with breast cancer risk.” Pamela Goldberg, the chief executive of Breast Cancer Campaign UK, said: “Studies looking into how nutrition in early life might affect the risk of developing breast cancer are very interesting. In this case we need to take into account that the study relies solely on mothers recalling what their daughters ate 40 or 50 years ago. “We would encourage women of all ages to eat a healthy, well-balanced diet with plenty of fruit and vegetables.”Jonnie Version: 7.0.338 / Virus Database: 267.10.12/77 - Release 8/18/05

 

 

 

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I think you can eat chips as long as it's not all the time. It is interesting to note these items though so that if you do go down with cancer you can omit all these items to hopefully make a recorery - like LYnda's husband.

 

Jo

 

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zurumato

Saturday, August 20, 2005 2:14 AM

RE: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

 

ahh man, chips cause cancer?

I love chips.

but I think it was a combination of all the other junk foods they ate,,

I think that if you eat chips once in a while it's ok.

 

 

 

 

-

Jonnie Hellens

 

8/19/2005 6:48:42 PM

Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Girls who eat chips more likely to get breast cancerBy Nigel Hawkes, Health Editor

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EATING chips as a young child may increase the risk of contracting breast cancer as an adult, research in America has claimed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Researchers at the Harvard Medical School say that for every portion of chips eaten per week in the pre-school years, the risk of breast cancer is increased. The data comes from a long-running study into the health of 80,000 nurses who have been followed for decades by a team from the research institute. The Nurses’ Health Study has already produced many links between diet and disease, some disproved by further and better research.

The latest paper, in the International Journal of Cancer, used data from 582 women with breast cancer and 1,569 women without the disease in 1993.

The researchers looked at the diets of the women when they were aged between 3 and 5, using information from their mothers, who were asked how often their daughters ate or drank various products.

The risk of getting breast cancer by the age of 60 is about one in 25. Karin Michels and colleagues estimated that eating chips just once a week before the age of 5 would raise that to about one in 20 — an increase in risk of 27 per cent.

The team said that while eating potatoes was not associated with increased risk, the preparation of French fries — frying in fat high in saturated fats and trans-fatty acids — may be of relevance.

Dr Michels said: “Researchers are finding more evidence that diet early in life could play a role in the development of diseases in women later in life. This study provides additional evidence that breast cancer may originate during the early phases of a woman’s life and that eating habits during that phase may be particularly important.”

She said that their data should be interpreted with caution because information on diet was dependent on the mother’s ability to recall her daughter’s diet.

“Mothers were asked to recall their daughter’s pre-school diet after the participants’ breast cancer status was known, and it is possible that mothers of women with breast cancer recalled their daughter’s diet differently than mothers of healthy women. Other foods perceived as less healthy, such as hot dogs or ice-cream, however, were not associated with breast cancer risk.”

Pamela Goldberg, the chief executive of Breast Cancer Campaign UK, said: “Studies looking into how nutrition in early life might affect the risk of developing breast cancer are very interesting. In this case we need to take into account that the study relies solely on mothers recalling what their daughters ate 40 or 50 years ago.

“We would encourage women of all ages to eat a healthy, well-balanced diet with plenty of fruit and vegetables.”Jonnie

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Hi Jo

 

Potato chips are thin, circular fried potato used as a snack. usually

with a sour cream dip. Doritos, fritos, funyuns etc are also called

chips.

 

Tortilla chips are for dipping in salsa, guacamole etc.

 

All fried snacks.

 

BB

Nikki

 

 

, " Jo Cwazy " <heartwork@c...> wrote:

> What are chips in the States? Maybe crisps.

>

> Jo

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> fraggle

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> Saturday, August 20, 2005 2:36 AM

> RE: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

>

>

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> just to clarify..looks like this story came from the UK(tho not

the study)..hence chips are american french fries...i mean freedom

fries...

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Hi Nikki

 

How did you Americans manage to change the language to such an extent! :-)

 

Potato chips here are what you now call Freedom Fries. What you call chips

are crisps - because they are ....ummm......crisp.

 

BB

Jo

 

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" earthstrm " <nikkimack

 

Saturday, August 20, 2005 2:20 PM

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

 

Hi Jo

 

Potato chips are thin, circular fried potato used as a snack. usually

with a sour cream dip. Doritos, fritos, funyuns etc are also called

chips.

 

Tortilla chips are for dipping in salsa, guacamole etc.

 

All fried snacks.

 

BB

Nikki

 

 

, " Jo Cwazy " <heartwork@c...> wrote:

> What are chips in the States? Maybe crisps.

>

> Jo

> -

> fraggle

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> Saturday, August 20, 2005 2:36 AM

> RE: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

>

>

>

> just to clarify..looks like this story came from the UK(tho not

the study)..hence chips are american french fries...i mean freedom

fries...

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Jo,

 

A good reason our language is SOOOOOO mixed up is that we are a mix of many different peoples and languages from the settling of our country. With all the different nationalities and cooking styles it just blended into something new and different but kept a similance to the English of England. Linguistics is fun, though it is enough to give one a terrable headache.

 

DragonspirithealerJo Cwazy <heartwork wrote:

Hi NikkiHow did you Americans manage to change the language to such an extent! :-)Potato chips here are what you now call Freedom Fries. What you call chipsare crisps - because they are ....ummm......crisp.BBJo-"earthstrm" <nikkimackSaturday, August 20, 2005 2:20 PM Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)Hi JoPotato chips are thin, circular fried potato used as a snack. usuallywith a sour cream dip. Doritos, fritos, funyuns etc are also calledchips.Tortilla chips are for dipping in salsa, guacamole etc.All fried snacks.BBNikki , "Jo Cwazy" <heartwork@c...> wrote:> What are chips in the

States? Maybe crisps.>> Jo> -> fraggle> > Saturday, August 20, 2005 2:36 AM> RE: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)>>>> just to clarify..looks like this story came from the UK(tho notthe study)..hence chips are american french fries...i mean freedomfries...To send an email to -

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There have been several news items over the last few months saying that research needs to be done on how women react to certain medicines and treatments because it seems we are different. I know that vitamin c for colds works better for men than it does for women, and women have very different symptoms of heart attack.

 

Jo

 

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Lynda

Saturday, August 20, 2005 6:00 AM

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

If this is a study of women in the U.S., it is sooooo full of holes that it is pathetic. For starters, buying chips was not as common place as it is now. Furthermore, lard and tallow were the norm for deep fat frying, not hydrogenated oils.

 

I think they are looking for anything but dairy products to blame! Back in the 50s dairy products were frequently "preserved" with formaldahyde! Guess at whose suggestion! They are also looking for any excuse except for the big change that took place in the 50s, wholesale vaccinations, most of which had little or not testing done on them prior to their use! Plus, most testing was done on males and now they are finally realising, at least to some degrees, that women do not react to things the same as men!

 

Sheesh, what a load of crap!

 

Lynda

 

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Jonnie Hellens

Friday, August 19, 2005 3:48 PM

Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Girls who eat chips more likely to get breast cancerBy Nigel Hawkes, Health Editor

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EATING chips as a young child may increase the risk of contracting breast cancer as an adult, research in America has claimed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

NI_MPU('middle'); Researchers at the Harvard Medical School say that for every portion of chips eaten per week in the pre-school years, the risk of breast cancer is increased. The data comes from a long-running study into the health of 80,000 nurses who have been followed for decades by a team from the research institute. The Nurses’ Health Study has already produced many links between diet and disease, some disproved by further and better research.

The latest paper, in the International Journal of Cancer, used data from 582 women with breast cancer and 1,569 women without the disease in 1993.

The researchers looked at the diets of the women when they were aged between 3 and 5, using information from their mothers, who were asked how often their daughters ate or drank various products.

The risk of getting breast cancer by the age of 60 is about one in 25. Karin Michels and colleagues estimated that eating chips just once a week before the age of 5 would raise that to about one in 20 — an increase in risk of 27 per cent.

The team said that while eating potatoes was not associated with increased risk, the preparation of French fries — frying in fat high in saturated fats and trans-fatty acids — may be of relevance.

Dr Michels said: “Researchers are finding more evidence that diet early in life could play a role in the development of diseases in women later in life. This study provides additional evidence that breast cancer may originate during the early phases of a woman’s life and that eating habits during that phase may be particularly important.”

She said that their data should be interpreted with caution because information on diet was dependent on the mother’s ability to recall her daughter’s diet.

“Mothers were asked to recall their daughter’s pre-school diet after the participants’ breast cancer status was known, and it is possible that mothers of women with breast cancer recalled their daughter’s diet differently than mothers of healthy women. Other foods perceived as less healthy, such as hot dogs or ice-cream, however, were not associated with breast cancer risk.”

Pamela Goldberg, the chief executive of Breast Cancer Campaign UK, said: “Studies looking into how nutrition in early life might affect the risk of developing breast cancer are very interesting. In this case we need to take into account that the study relies solely on mothers recalling what their daughters ate 40 or 50 years ago.

“We would encourage women of all ages to eat a healthy, well-balanced diet with plenty of fruit and vegetables.”Jonnie

 

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I've heard that it's very difficult because of our hormones. I guess they couldn't handle all the changes and what it did to the data. Jo Cwazy <heartwork wrote:

 

There have been several news items over the last few months saying that research needs to be done on how women react to certain medicines and treatments because it seems we are different. I know that vitamin c for colds works better for men than it does for women, and women have very different symptoms of heart attack.

 

Jo

 

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Lynda

Saturday, August 20, 2005 6:00 AM

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

If this is a study of women in the U.S., it is sooooo full of holes that it is pathetic. For starters, buying chips was not as common place as it is now. Furthermore, lard and tallow were the norm for deep fat frying, not hydrogenated oils.

 

I think they are looking for anything but dairy products to blame! Back in the 50s dairy products were frequently "preserved" with formaldahyde! Guess at whose suggestion! They are also looking for any excuse except for the big change that took place in the 50s, wholesale vaccinations, most of which had little or not testing done on them prior to their use! Plus, most testing was done on males and now they are finally realising, at least to some degrees, that women do not react to things the same as men!

 

Sheesh, what a load of crap!

 

Lynda

 

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Jonnie Hellens

Friday, August 19, 2005 3:48 PM

Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Girls who eat chips more likely to get breast cancerBy Nigel Hawkes, Health Editor

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EATING chips as a young child may increase the risk of contracting breast cancer as an adult, research in America has claimed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

NI_MPU('middle'); Researchers at the Harvard Medical School say that for every portion of chips eaten per week in the pre-school years, the risk of breast cancer is increased. The data comes from a long-running study into the health of 80,000 nurses who have been followed for decades by a team from the research institute. The Nurses’ Health Study has already produced many links between diet and disease, some disproved by further and better research.

The latest paper, in the International Journal of Cancer, used data from 582 women with breast cancer and 1,569 women without the disease in 1993.

The researchers looked at the diets of the women when they were aged between 3 and 5, using information from their mothers, who were asked how often their daughters ate or drank various products.

The risk of getting breast cancer by the age of 60 is about one in 25. Karin Michels and colleagues estimated that eating chips just once a week before the age of 5 would raise that to about one in 20 — an increase in risk of 27 per cent.

The team said that while eating potatoes was not associated with increased risk, the preparation of French fries — frying in fat high in saturated fats and trans-fatty acids — may be of relevance.

Dr Michels said: “Researchers are finding more evidence that diet early in life could play a role in the development of diseases in women later in life. This study provides additional evidence that breast cancer may originate during the early phases of a woman’s life and that eating habits during that phase may be particularly important.”

She said that their data should be interpreted with caution because information on diet was dependent on the mother’s ability to recall her daughter’s diet.

“Mothers were asked to recall their daughter’s pre-school diet after the participants’ breast cancer status was known, and it is possible that mothers of women with breast cancer recalled their daughter’s diet differently than mothers of healthy women. Other foods perceived as less healthy, such as hot dogs or ice-cream, however, were not associated with breast cancer risk.”

Pamela Goldberg, the chief executive of Breast Cancer Campaign UK, said: “Studies looking into how nutrition in early life might affect the risk of developing breast cancer are very interesting. In this case we need to take into account that the study relies solely on mothers recalling what their daughters ate 40 or 50 years ago.

“We would encourage women of all ages to eat a healthy, well-balanced diet with plenty of fruit and vegetables.”Jonnie

 

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good to see our skool system focuses on the important stuff Jonnie Hellens Aug 23, 2005 4:30 PM Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

During that time, each of my kids came home and said that the school changed the name of the fries and were adament about it. They were at different schools too.

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finishing one by one

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I'm guessing you're in a red state.

 

Lynda

 

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Jonnie Hellens

Tuesday, August 23, 2005 1:30 PM

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

During that time, each of my kids came home and said that the school changed the name of the fries and were adament about it. They were at different schools too.Lynda <lurine wrote:

No, some idiots took up the cry when O'Lie Lee started his boycott of France. Those of us that don't follow the retarded religious right will continue to call them French Fries and always will! Nor will we boycot anything French!

 

Lynda

 

 

 

 

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i thought monty python was in yer blood

that they taught it in skool right next to the magna carter and before they dumped you and yer skool uniform into a great big vat of puddin' Jo Cwazy Aug 23, 2005 6:38 PM Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

I realise that now, but there should be some mention of a quote really, so as not to offend anyone who doesn't know.

 

Jo

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Hmmm...sadly I don't even know what that means? Lynda <lurine wrote:

 

I'm guessing you're in a red state.

 

Lynda

 

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Jonnie Hellens

Tuesday, August 23, 2005 1:30 PM

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

During that time, each of my kids came home and said that the school changed the name of the fries and were adament about it. They were at different schools too.Lynda <lurine wrote:

No, some idiots took up the cry when O'Lie Lee started his boycott of France. Those of us that don't follow the retarded religious right will continue to call them French Fries and always will! Nor will we boycot anything French!

 

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red state blue state

red state..voted republican

blue state...voted emocrat

 

it actually wasn't quite that simple..but, the media likes things neat and tidy in quick sound bites Jonnie Hellens Aug 23, 2005 4:38 PM Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

Hmmm...sadly I don't even know what that means? Lynda <lurine wrote:

I'm guessing you're in a red state.

 

Lynda

 

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Red states voted for the current white house resident. Blue states voted otherwise.

 

Lynda

 

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Jonnie Hellens

Tuesday, August 23, 2005 4:38 PM

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

Hmmm...sadly I don't even know what that means? Lynda <lurine wrote:

I'm guessing you're in a red state.

 

Lynda

 

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Jonnie Hellens

Tuesday, August 23, 2005 1:30 PM

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

During that time, each of my kids came home and said that the school changed the name of the fries and were adament about it. They were at different schools too.Lynda <lurine wrote:

No, some idiots took up the cry when O'Lie Lee started his boycott of France. Those of us that don't follow the retarded religious right will continue to call them French Fries and always will! Nor will we boycot anything French!

 

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Yeah and they can't ever get it straight and change things as soon as we get used to it. Ten years ago the red states were called blue states and the blue states were called red states. Go figure!

 

Lynda

 

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fraggle

Tuesday, August 23, 2005 5:43 PM

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

red state blue state

red state..voted republican

blue state...voted emocrat

 

it actually wasn't quite that simple..but, the media likes things neat and tidy in quick sound bites Jonnie Hellens Aug 23, 2005 4:38 PM Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

Hmmm...sadly I don't even know what that means? Lynda <lurine wrote:

I'm guessing you're in a red state.

 

Lynda

 

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See now I always thought that steak fries were the thick ones that

still had the skin on.

 

Nikki - 400 posts behind!

 

 

, fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:

> depends on where you get em

generally fast food establishments have thin ones..other places have

thick ones

thin french fries are called shoe string fries

thick ones are often called steak fries

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oh...don't joke..

it was actually proposed back when this bruhaha was roiling

same with french toast...

 

its sorta amazing that the congresscritter Jones from north carolina who had em

change the name of the spud dish in the capitol hill cafeterias (he had em wipe

the term french from all 3 cafeteria menus)(good use of tax dollars!) is now one

of Bush's harshest critics on the iraq war.....

 

 

earthstrm <nikkimack

Aug 24, 2005 6:57 AM

 

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

So does this mean that we will start seeing Freedom Dressing in

restaurants too?

 

Nikki

 

 

 

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hotter than the sun

dead bodies lie across the path

the radiation colors the air

finishing one by one

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Wow, haven't thought of that for years. All you see in restaurants anymore

is ranch, thousand, blu cheese and Italian/oil & vinegar. Maybe that nasty

old orange stuff is gone <g>

 

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earthstrm <nikkimack

 

Wednesday, August 24, 2005 6:57 AM

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

 

> So does this mean that we will start seeing Freedom Dressing in

> restaurants too?

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> Nikki

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No, I'm afraid not. It's a cult thing here - some people love it, some people hate it. Wen it was new, when I was a teenager, I hated it - much too crude for me at that time. I like some of the sketches now, and the Life of Brian is very funny, but obviously I don't know all the lines, like some of you seem to.

 

Jo

 

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fraggle

Wednesday, August 24, 2005 12:01 AM

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

i thought monty python was in yer blood

that they taught it in skool right next to the magna carter and before they dumped you and yer skool uniform into a great big vat of puddin' Jo Cwazy Aug 23, 2005 6:38 PM Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

I realise that now, but there should be some mention of a quote really, so as not to offend anyone who doesn't know.

 

Jo

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We call those wedges here.

 

Jo

 

 

 

See now I always thought that steak fries were the thick ones that

still had the skin on.

 

Nikki - 400 posts behind!

 

 

, fraggle <EBbrewpunx@e...> wrote:

> depends on where you get em

generally fast food establishments have thin ones..other places have

thick ones

thin french fries are called shoe string fries

thick ones are often called steak fries

 

 

 

 

 

 

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U know, I don't get that. Everyone I know (and I know a lot of people) supposedly voted for Kerry. I was sure he was gonna get it, what a dang surprise when it wasn't so. How did THAT happen, I wonder? Yes, we were sadly a red state.Lynda <lurine wrote:

 

Red states voted for the current white house resident. Blue states voted otherwise.

 

Lynda

 

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Jonnie Hellens

Tuesday, August 23, 2005 4:38 PM

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

Hmmm...sadly I don't even know what that means? Lynda <lurine wrote:

I'm guessing you're in a red state.

 

Lynda

 

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Jonnie Hellens

Tuesday, August 23, 2005 1:30 PM

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

During that time, each of my kids came home and said that the school changed the name of the fries and were adament about it. They were at different schools too.Lynda <lurine wrote:

No, some idiots took up the cry when O'Lie Lee started his boycott of France. Those of us that don't follow the retarded religious right will continue to call them French Fries and always will! Nor will we boycot anything French!

 

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I know my Postman is heavy into politics. Prior to the election he said, it doesn't really matter the nitpicing about Kerry, ANYBODY is better than Bush!

Lynda <lurine wrote:

 

Yeah and they can't ever get it straight and change things as soon as we get used to it. Ten years ago the red states were called blue states and the blue states were called red states. Go figure!

 

Lynda

 

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fraggle

Tuesday, August 23, 2005 5:43 PM

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

red state blue state

red state..voted republican

blue state...voted emocrat

 

it actually wasn't quite that simple..but, the media likes things neat and tidy in quick sound bites Jonnie Hellens Aug 23, 2005 4:38 PM Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

Hmmm...sadly I don't even know what that means? Lynda <lurine wrote:

I'm guessing you're in a red state.

 

Lynda

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Wellll (note I am wearing my tin foil hate <g>), y'all did know that the guy who was instrumental in the running of Dumbya's first campaign is the guy who sold most of the red states their voting machines???

 

Lynda

 

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Jonnie Hellens

Wednesday, August 24, 2005 11:17 AM

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

U know, I don't get that. Everyone I know (and I know a lot of people) supposedly voted for Kerry. I was sure he was gonna get it, what a dang surprise when it wasn't so. How did THAT happen, I wonder? Yes, we were sadly a red state.Lynda <lurine wrote:

Red states voted for the current white house resident. Blue states voted otherwise.

 

Lynda

 

 

 

 

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its called having the same ppl who make the voting machines contribute to yer election, and blatantly say "we are going to make sure our state goes to bush!"

 

*shrug*

i live in an area where it was an oddity to see a bush/cheney bumper sticker...

 

then again..i didn't vote fer kerry neither Jonnie Hellens Aug 24, 2005 2:17 PM Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

U know, I don't get that. Everyone I know (and I know a lot of people) supposedly voted for Kerry. I was sure he was gonna get it, what a dang surprise when it wasn't so. How did THAT happen, I wonder? Yes, we were sadly a red state.Lynda <lurine wrote:

Red states voted for the current white house resident. Blue states voted otherwise.

 

Lynda

 

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Jonnie Hellens

Tuesday, August 23, 2005 4:38 PM

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

Hmmm...sadly I don't even know what that means? Lynda <lurine wrote:

I'm guessing you're in a red state.

 

Lynda

 

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Jonnie Hellens

Tuesday, August 23, 2005 1:30 PM

Re: Eat more veggies & fruits (dah)

 

During that time, each of my kids came home and said that the school changed the name of the fries and were adament about it. They were at different schools too.Lynda <lurine wrote:

No, some idiots took up the cry when O'Lie Lee started his boycott of France. Those of us that don't follow the retarded religious right will continue to call them French Fries and always will! Nor will we boycot anything French!

 

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