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Default It was not quite lethal....

"Puester" > wrote in message
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> sf wrote:
>> On 8 Oct 2006 09:32:35 -0700, wrote:
>>
>>> JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
>>>
>>>> > wrote in message
>>>> ps.com...
>>>>> Yesterday morning I ate half a pie tin of fudge. That's a cup of
>>>>> sugar,
>>>>> 1/8th cup of butter, an ounce of chocolate, and .375 of a cup of
>>>>> milk--- for breakfast. It was fun at the moment, but within an hour I
>>>>> felt utterly horrid. This, I trust, has cured my pathological craving
>>>>> for a while at least. I'm considering throwing the rest of the fudge
>>>>> into the trash can.
>>>> That's disgusting. Throw it away. This is why there are apples, which,
>>>> by
>>>> the way, go a long way in making your body think it's had enough of a
>>>> snack.
>>> Applies do not have the same anti-depressant qualities of chocolate
>>> fudge.

>>
>> Some people need something crunchy to relieve tension, so apples
>> and/or nuts (chips anyone?) are snack favorites. Others do the
>> chocolate/fudge/candy thing. Gum is also a good tension reliever for
>> some people.

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>
> Tension? Desertphile said depression. If it's cured by anything but
> chocolate or Zoloft, it isn't depression.
>
> ;-)
> gloria p


If one wants to end up shaped like a manatee, I guess that's OK.