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<Bubba_gum> not for your arteries! ask any doctor
<Katey> JanetB, by frying do you mean in a frying pan that's in the oven or literally frying it on top of the stove?
<JanetB> who says you have to use saturated oil to fry?
<hans_kung> lot of that can be genetic and not even related to food you consume.
<Bubba_gum> our bodies are basically just meat and chemicals.. we need to treat the chemistry we put into them seriously
<hans_kung> if the oil is liquid in room temperature it's not nearly as bad.
<JanetB> katey on the stove
<Bubba_gum> hans_kung: sure but why add to the likelihood of clogged arteries?
<hans_kung> quality of life issue for some Bubba, they like the taste of fried foods.
<Bubba_gum> that's like saying "i can smoke because i might have genetics that don't get me lung cancer"
<Katey> Well, there are fats that reduce the liklihood of clogged arteries
<JanetB> olive oil is great to fry things in
<Bubba_gum> anyway, steam and bake where possible
<hans_kung> and for some people, what they eat has NO bearing on the cholestrol issue. Some of it can be purely genetic.
<Katey> Peanut oil is generally best for deep frying
<Bubba_gum> hans: you're talking about a tiny few..
<Katey> higher smoke point
<hans_kung> My aunt was slender, and was on all the meds for cholestrol. None of it helped.
<JanetB> katey, yes
<Bubba_gum> hans: and the exceptions PROVE there's a rule
<Bubba_gum> or they wouldn't be exceptions
<hans_kung> Bubba, I know, I'm just saying why some don't care.
<Bubba_gum> i hear ya..
<JanetB> my cholestrol levels are great my doctor said, hubby and I eat the same things and he has high cholestrol
<Katey> Avoid using animal fats for cooking
<Bubba_gum> clearly most of america doesn't care, given the overweight statistics
<JanetB> my son have low levels of the good cholestrol and good levels for the bad
<JanetB> go figure
<Katey> eat plenty of variety in your diet
<Katey> lean meats
<Katey> whole grains
<Katey> yadda, yadda, yadda
<Bubba_gum> steamed chicken with steamed broccoli is what i'm having for dinner
<Katey> Bubba_gum, they care, but people still tend to eat to entertain themselves
<JanetB> I perfere mixed chocolates in my diet :D
<Katey> And convencience foods are generally a nutritional trainwreck
<hans_kung> I'm lucky, not a picky food person. Love fish, turkey, chicken, baked stuff.
<Katey> steamed chicken?
<Katey> bleh
<JanetB> I hate fish!! but I eat it
<hans_kung> love seafood, but no sushi for me. *hurl*
<Katey> I love fish
<Bubba_gum> katey: well, baked then steamed
<Bubba_gum> so its not so dry
<JanetB> I will only eat baked chicken or fried chicken
<hans_kung> Katey, ever been to Captn Georges in Tidewater?
<Katey> baked then steamed?
<JanetB> or roasted
<Bubba_gum> fried chicken = poison
<hans_kung> there is one in Williamsburg
<Katey> that sounds pretty odd
<JanetB> not steamed yuck
<hans_kung> another in Hampton, and Norfolk, and Va Beach
<JanetB> ok bye
<Bubba_gum> keep that fried chicken outta your arteries, janet
<Bubba_gum> go with god
<hans_kung> lol
<Bubba_gum> if we ask ourselves "okay, now what would Jesus do?" he wouldn't eat no fried chicken
<Katey> lol
<Bubba_gum> he'd probably take the skin off
<hans_kung> Chicken is kosher, right?
<US-Male> CHESTERFIELD, Va. (AP) - Prison is a refuge for about two dozen cats displaced by Hurricane Katrina, a place filled with women happy to be able to soothe away their trauma and fear.
<hans_kung> Or can be?
<hans_kung> That's not far from Katey!
<US-Male> There's an obvious joke somewhere for that story
<hans_kung> That's outside Richmond.
<Bubba_gum> hans; i have no idea what's kosher and what isn't.. the whole thing is a bit odd since its still the practice of a tradition based on pre-refrigeration times
<Bubba_gum> "well we'll still act like we have no refrigeration because that's out tradition"
<US-Male> cats for inmates... hmm
<US-Male> maybe it will be good for them
<Katey> hans_kung, hehe
<Katey> yep
<Bubba_gum> until they stop cleaning the litter boxes
<tnzr> I think a good product would be "Baby Duck Hat". It's a fake baby duck, which you strap on top of your head. Then you go swimming underwater until you find a mommy duck and her babies, and you join them. Then, all of a sudden, you stand up out of the water and roar like Godzilla. Man, those ducks really take off! Also, Baby Duck Hat is good for parties.
<Bubba_gum> two dozen cats, no litter box = you do the math
<hans_kung> big p.u.
<US-Male> the guards would take away their privileges if they do't clean the litter boxes
<Bubba_gum> my girlfriend had me watch her 3 cats for a weekend.. jesus they are $hit-factories
<Katey> US-Male, there are youth offender programs that are basically farms
<hans_kung> they have toilet training kits for kats
<Katey> And my state has a prison farm that's an actual farm
<US-Male> yeah I've heard of that I think
<Katey> taking care of animals, etc
<hans_kung> but I don't want a cat on the same spot where I park my horse's rosette
<Bubba_gum> Cats take food from a can, process it internally, and turn it into discharge and that's their whole mission.
<Katey> They raise food that is used in the state prison system, I think.
<US-Male> I hope they're eating it and not us
<hans_kung> lol
<Bubba_gum> hopefully there aren't any korean inmates over there.. otherwise, watch out kitties
<US-Male> dunno if I trust them not to inject urine into the carrots
<hans_kung> buddy of mine worked for the Va Prison system, they are way strict on those guys.
<Katey> lol
<Katey> The state prison farm in Goochland Co. is really rather scenic
<US-Male> FRED
<Katey> I drove back and forth through it a lot this summer, to and from my crazy uncle's house
<hans_kung> yah beautiful area
<hans_kung> I miss it
<Tailor> I always liked Fred :-)
<US-Male> hehehe
<Tailor> Funny name :-)
<US-Male> Fred Flintstone
<Tailor> That's what I think of, heh
<US-Male> if you name is Fred you might as well be Freddy
<US-Male> is it short for Alfred?
<Bubba_gum> what about Frederick?
<US-Male> what's the deal with that
<US-Male> yeah Frederick you're right
<US-Male> I think I'd go by Rick
<Hangfire> US-Male you know what's ****ing spooky?
<Bubba_gum> or also The Starfleet Frederation
<Hangfire> someone I've spoken to for a year or more on irc
<US-Male> what
<Hangfire> could actually be a long lost relative
<Hangfire> rough matching on our details makes a fairly good approximation
<US-Male> damn that is spooky
<Hangfire> you're telling me?
<Hangfire> wait
<Hangfire> we're almost exactly the same age
<US-Male> I met someone here that knows a guy I went to elementary school with
<Hangfire> and almost EXACTLY the same career and life profiles
<Hangfire> that's SPOOOOKY
<US-Male> yeah it is
<P5YCH0> was his name rosemary
<US-Male> I think there are some genetic predispositions to careers, for some families
<Bubba_gum> .. and the same desire to waste time on IRC .. that's spooky too
<P5YCH0> its not spooky its called america
<P5YCH0> thats spooky
<P5YCH0> >;\
<Hangfire> P5YCH0 I'm not american
<P5YCH0> i didnt call u american
<P5YCH0> but thx for sharing
<TimothyW> Silly Goose Your a Chicken.
<P5YCH0> your a turkey
<Bubba_gum> duck!
<MissLaVey> you're*
<P5YCH0> its novemeber
<P5YCH0> get in the oven
<hans_kung> snowing in Boston today
<hans_kung> big time
<TimothyW> MissLaVey : no. It's a damn phrase with backwards english.
<MissLaVey> [16:19] <+P5YCH0> your a turkey
<P5YCH0> im lookin for secretary
<P5YCH0> get to work
<Bubba_gum> P5YCH0: better watch your step throwing phrases like "get in the oven" around.. might be jewish people in here
<P5YCH0> apparently there are
<P5YCH0> >;\
<TimothyW> heh
<TimothyW> who is Secretary ?
<P5YCH0> its the second guy whos gonna get indicted
<P5YCH0> on monday
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