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You probably saw him, but mistook him for a homeless person.
sac |
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10.26.04 - 2:19 pm | #
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Just follow the B.O. Make sure you look down, he's kinda short, too.
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10.26.04 - 5:05 pm | #
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Sweetie, he's living at the Chelsea; I'm certain you could find him with just a modicum of effort.
And didn't you waste your chance a year or so ago?
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10.26.04 - 5:22 pm | #
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mmm, acai. one of my favorite foods from brazil. glad it's finally showing up around here.
alizinha |
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10.26.04 - 5:28 pm | #
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Hey Ali Z what's it supposed to do exactly though? It's quite tasty but am not sure what anti oxidants do for one. Apart from it being reassuringly exoensive natch.
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10.26.04 - 11:12 pm | #
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Oh he's not that short. He just is next to UT.
Uch, yeah I know. Was just bored today and fancied something new. Like a spenny smoothie.
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10.26.04 - 11:13 pm | #
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here's a little primer about antioxidants. and remember, what they say applies to ALL cells throughout the body, including skin cells, which is why an antioxidant-rich diet can help one maintain a youthful appearance (or at least counter all the other damage we do through drinking, lack of sleep, etc)...
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Q. What are antioxidants and how do they work?
A. Antioxidants act as cell protectors.
Oxygen, an essential element for life, can create damaging by-products during normal cellular metabolism. Antioxidants counteract these cellular by-products, called free radicals, and bind with them before they can cause damage. If left unchecked, free radicals may cause heart damage, cancer, cataracts, and a weak immune system.
Antioxidants work by: binding to the free radicals; transforming them into non-damaging compounds; or repairing cellular damage. Antioxidants come in a variety of forms and include Vitamin C, Vitamin E, the Carotenoids, and Selenium.
alizinha |
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10.27.04 - 12:57 pm | #
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Aren't those in wine, thank God?
sac |
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10.27.04 - 1:21 pm | #
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yeah but not as much.
maccers |
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10.27.04 - 1:33 pm | #
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That why we should all drink heavily. More antioxidants that way.
sac |
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10.27.04 - 2:08 pm | #
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yep, and reds have more antioxidants than whites, because the seeds and the skins hold most of the antioxidants of the grapes, and those parts are included in reds.
alizinha |
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10.27.04 - 4:12 pm | #
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Sorry I missed you. You should know, though, that I'm so very very gay. Why do you think Uma Beard left me?
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10.27.04 - 4:16 pm | #
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Shut up, Ethan, or I'm going to slap you upside the head with my freakishly large hands, then find a basketball, palm it, and jump up into the air using my flipper feet to propel my towards the hoop for an authoritative slam dunk.
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10.27.04 - 5:11 pm | #
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It's flavinoids that are in wine- a type of antioxidant. There's some form of antioxidant in just about any food, outside of white sugar and flour.
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