Fan-effing-tastic! Do you serve it with these?

x2 on the eggs and hashbrowns in the middle.

Also reminds me of a Simpsons episode where Homer made breakfast - which was a waffle soaked in maple syrup and wrapped around a stick of butter.

Why would you get a heart attack from eating food?[/quote]uli, please tell me you are kidding. have you been living on the moon for the last 50 years?

anybody that eats this monstrosity should try an experiment: eat the thing, and then go somewhere to do a blood draw (a few cc, a test-tube full) about 1 to 1.5 hours later. let the blood sit for a while. you will be disturbed by the huge layer of liquified fat that floats to the top of the blood you just pulled from your body.

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And that liquified fat will give me a heart attack? SERIOUSLY?
If you are fat and constantly eat stuff like that, it sure can be deadly. But so is everything not done in moderation.
For a healthy person I see no issue whatsoever eating the above from time to time.

You guys crack me up. The fear machinery is going full throttle, eh?

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Are you being deliberately obtuse? The separation is caused by the heavier RBC's settling, and the plasma/sera remaining at the top. (Depending on what type of tube you draw, certain blood draw tubes have different additives to prevent clotting, separating, etc.) I really hope you don't actually believe that the stuff at the top is liquified fat...

That reminds me, I need to go check my blinker fluid, it's been a while...

John

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That's fine but you should have them check the Canootin valve and Reebok Block. This will require a metric crescent wrench, left-handed screwdriver, a bucket of steam and a board-stretcher.

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That looks good, but that aint nothing next to a TurDucken that I saw on Diners, Drive Ins and Dives on the food Network. That is a boned whole turkey, wrapped around a boned whole duck, wrapped around a boned chicken, filled with stuffing and seasonings, turkey sewn tight into a turkey bag and baked all day.

Ray

I think Uli is speaking, roughly, of the French paradox. I.e., why is it that heart disease rates are roughly double what they are in Europe, despite cholesterol levels being roughly equivalent. I also agree with his sentiment that eating something like this on occasion is not going to kill you.

I think one of the great flaws of "Western Medicine" is that chronic inflammation is what causes heart disease, not high cholesterol. Of course, high cholesterol comes, in part, from chronic inflammation, since cholesterol is generated by your body in response to stress and inflammation. Hence the studies that have failed to show a direct correlation between eating eggs and blood cholesterol levels.

All in all, if you had someone with low stress who exercised and also at a bacon weave, I think they'd be much better off than someone who lived on grilled chicken and salads yet never exercised and lived a high-stress lifestyle.

Now, I'm not recommending the bacon weave as your daily lunch, but I tend to agree with Uli that we'd be better served by eating this and relaxing a bit about life than vice versa. The "fear machine" is much more likely to cause a heart attack than a bacon weave is.

Of course, I'm not a doctor, but I do spend a lot of time reading about this sort of thing.

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That looks good, but that aint nothing next to a TurDucken that I saw on Diners, Drive Ins and Dives on the food Network. That is a boned whole turkey, wrapped around a boned whole duck, wrapped around a boned chicken, filled with stuffing and seasonings, turkey sewn tight into a turkey bag and baked all day.

Ray

Yeah, turducken is pretty awesome. There are a few places that do them mail order. I'm thinking of cooking one for Christmas.

Roll it in a pie crust dough and deep fry it!

Spot

Forget chocolate milk. THIS is the ultimate recovery meal. Scratch that. This is the greatest meal in the history of food.

Anyone heard of grease trucks at Rutgers? or hoagie haven in Princeton?

one hoagie filled w/ a philly cheesesteak, mozzarella sticks, chicken tenders, and topped with fries and special white sauce.

[/quote] This looks like a picture of my last colonoscopy;-)

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