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Default Does your pee stink? (asparagus)

........After imbibing on a luscious pasta dish, filled with STEAMED asparagus
the other night, when I went to do #1, I noticed an oder that you must turn
your head to , in order to avoid the stinky toxins left behind by such a
combination!..I've asked other people if they've had this problem with
aspargus. Some said "yeah" and others said " what you talkin' 'bout,
Willis"????......Have you??......and what do you do to avoid It?????
Quando(Mike)
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Quando6 wrote:

> .......After imbibing on a luscious pasta dish, filled with STEAMED

asparagus
> the other night, when I went to do #1, I noticed an oder that you must

turn
> your head to , in order to avoid the stinky toxins left behind by such a
> combination!..I've asked other people if they've had this problem with
> aspargus. Some said "yeah" and others said " what you talkin' 'bout,
> Willis"????......Have you??......and what do you do to avoid It?????
> Quando(Mike)


asparagus pee is a well know phenomenon to me. i love asparagus so i just
deal with it. i've asked others about it too, some are familiar and some
not. it is a really odd thing though.


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>There's no avoiding it. You know it's going to happen. I'm
>sure you don't use both hands when standing, so one of them
>could hold your nose while the other hand is on the hose or
>you could pee sitting down... your butt is a good for
>sealing the fumes in the toilet. Flush before standing.
>
>The simple answer: Learn to live with it or give up
>asparagus.
>
>sf
>
>
>

Have to say that sounds like a SF answer. :-) Actually I always
thought those folks had someone there to hold it for them. Anyway,
different strokes...
reminds me of a story long ago about eating celery to improve the semen
taste but I suppose that is a subject for other than cooking.. My
apologies.
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>There's no avoiding it. You know it's going to happen. I'm
>sure you don't use both hands when standing, so one of them
>could hold your nose while the other hand is on the hose or
>you could pee sitting down... your butt is a good for
>sealing the fumes in the toilet. Flush before standing.
>
>The simple answer: Learn to live with it or give up
>asparagus.
>
>sf
>
>
>

Have to say that sounds like a SF answer. :-) Actually I always
thought those folks had someone there to hold it for them. Anyway,
different strokes...
reminds me of a story long ago about eating celery to improve the semen
taste but I suppose that is a subject for other than cooking.. My
apologies.


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In article >,
Jim Davis > wrote:

> snip
>
> >There's no avoiding it. You know it's going to happen. I'm
> >sure you don't use both hands when standing, so one of them
> >could hold your nose while the other hand is on the hose or
> >you could pee sitting down... your butt is a good for
> >sealing the fumes in the toilet. Flush before standing.
> >
> >The simple answer: Learn to live with it or give up
> >asparagus.
> >
> >sf
> >
> >
> >

> Have to say that sounds like a SF answer. :-) Actually I always
> thought those folks had someone there to hold it for them. Anyway,
> different strokes...
> reminds me of a story long ago about eating celery to improve the semen
> taste but I suppose that is a subject for other than cooking.. My
> apologies.


EW.
You would go there...

Thought it was Oysters?
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K.
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On Mon, 27 Dec 2004 06:44:54 GMT, "Rich"
> wrote:

>
> "sf" > wrote in message
> ...
> >
> > The simple answer: Learn to live with it or give up
> > asparagus.
> >
> > sf

>
> That's why nursing homes never serve asparagus.
>
> --Rich


Or perhaps because they are a mild diuretic?

sf
Practice safe eating - always use condiments
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> Barbara Llorente writes:
>
>>"Rich" wrote:
>>> "sf" > wrote:
>> >
>> > The simple answer: Learn to live with it or give up asparagus.

>>
>> That's why nursing homes never serve asparagus.

>
>Or perhaps because they are a mild diuretic?


Perhaps because they cost more than canned peas n' carrots.

Nursing homes/hospitals don't serve beets either (Barb will be happy) due to
particularly difficult to remove stains on linens. I think mostly it's mashed
and niblets.


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> your butt is a good for
>sealing the fumes in the toilet.


LMAO!
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Yes.






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