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Dr. Clayton Forrester's Science Roundup

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ShirtlessBob said:
Thank you. So far, this is what I've got:

Wheat water: beer
Malt water: scotch
Corn water: bourbon
Rye water: whiskey
Agave water: tequila
Potato water: vodka
Juniper water: gin



This is the first time I've heard of kirschwasser; am eager to try it.
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Just know that it's not at all sweet - it is a proper brandy, albeit fruity, flavor.
 
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Food Babe is going after Girl Scout cookies.

<sarcasm>That will end well for her, I'm sure...</sarcasm>
 
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Kepler said:
Stop me if you've heard this one before. Ninth planet discovered. Maybe.

I hope we just keep finding them farther and farther out. We need stepping stones.
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We need a different source of propulsion to explore the universe. Chemical rockets just won't cut it.

And it's not a planet. It is the remains of the colony ship sent from the Spica system that seeded our solar system 100,000 years ago.

EDIT: Planet 9 has an orbital period of 10,000 to 20,000 years. http://www.space.com/31672-planet-nine-evidence-and-discovery-in-images.html
 
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walrus said:
You eat away Bob, to me they are poison. It may be obsession to you but to me its keeping me out of the hospital and off nasty drugs. I'll stick with what I said.
Here is some reading for you
http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2015/feb/21/a-feast-of-engineering-whats-really-in-your-food
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This is the way I eat:

If it supports my goals, I eat more of it. For example, I eat plenty of fruit and vegetables.

If it doesn't support my goals, I eat less of it. Thin Mints and Samoas fall into this category. While I will never endorse eating an entire box of cookies for dinner, to me, there is nothing wrong with having a serving of GS cookies every once in awhile.

Going this way keeps me from falling back into the vicious cycle of binge-guilt-diet-failure-repeat, and keeps me out of a pro-ana lifestyle.
 
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walrus said:
You eat away Bob, to me they are poison. It may be obsession to you but to me its keeping me out of the hospital and off nasty drugs. I'll stick with what I said.
Here is some reading for you
http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2015/feb/21/a-feast-of-engineering-whats-really-in-your-food
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I'll take my tube of minty joy and you enjoy your organic, free ranged soy patties. ;). I may live a year or two less, you might get hit by a bus stepping of the curb. Genetics or dumb luck will kill me far before my eating habits will.

Poison. Lol.
 
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Anyone else read the follow up on the "Dyson Sphere" star?

So friggin weird in a great and fascinating way.
 
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ShirtlessBob said:
This is the way I eat:

If it supports my goals, I eat more of it. For example, I eat plenty of fruit and vegetables.

If it doesn't support my goals, I eat less of it. Thin Mints and Samoas fall into this category. While I will never endorse eating an entire box of cookies for dinner, to me, there is nothing wrong with having a serving of GS cookies every once in awhile.

Going this way keeps me from falling back into the vicious cycle of binge-guilt-diet-failure-repeat, and keeps me out of a pro-ana lifestyle.
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So I've always thought it was a load of Millenial garbage, but "You do you" probably has more wisdom to it than most of those vacuum-headed millenials realize.
 
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