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Alex 09-17-2008 10:42 AM

Miso is not tofu but it is certainly (in almost every place you're going to find it) soy. However, it is fermented soy so would be ok (per the quote article above) for the same reason soy sauce is ok.

I don't really by into most of the soy hysteria you can find out there. I do have problems with it being used as a protein replacement in so much processed food but that stems from the same reasons I have a problem with corn becoming the primary source of carbohydrates. Both soy and corn have become methods of turning oil into food.

Morrigoon 09-17-2008 11:30 AM

I buy that, Alex. Our food manufacturing industry is a major player IMHO, in the nation's obesity epidemic. Our food in this country is crap, quality wise.

alphabassettgrrl 09-17-2008 10:05 PM

That's funny - the vegetarian at work is one of the biggest horn-dogs I know.

Gn2Dlnd 09-17-2008 11:30 PM

World Net Daily is crap.

Disneyphile 09-18-2008 11:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CoasterMatt (Post 240067)

The video is especially hysterical.
Someone even dubbed music over it. :snap:

Disneyphile 09-18-2008 04:39 PM

Actor Beats Cat to Death

:(

I hope this destroys his career. They should lock him in with Michael Vick.

Stan4dSteph 09-18-2008 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Disneyphile (Post 240420)
Actor Beats Cat to Death

:(

I hope this destroys his career. They should lock him in with Michael Vick.

That's terrible. The poor cat. :(

CoasterMatt 09-18-2008 06:41 PM

It's almost bad enough he was associated with Sex In The City.

What a jerk.

Brigitte 09-23-2008 01:44 PM

Breast Art

My friend found this ad on our local Craiglist which leads to the above link. I guess if people can paint with their hands and feet, why not?

Kevy Baby 09-23-2008 01:52 PM

For man cut nearly in two by train, ‘life is good’
Despite horrific injuries, he dialed 911: ‘I wanted to see my babies grow up’
Quote:

For more than two years after he was cut in half by a train, Truman Duncan avoided media requests for interviews as he recovered from his injuries and went back to a full and productive life. Now, he’s speaking out to let others, including soldiers who have suffered traumatic injuries like his, know that life is still very much worth living.

“Life is good,” Duncan told TODAY’s Matt Lauer Monday in New York. “Life goes on.”
The Whole Story


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