Lately I'm really into a home-made ginger muffin and tea, or biscuits and tea.
favourite breakfast
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I actually like it so much I can eat it just as a snack meal too..
Do you eat milk with your cornflakes? In a plate?
I see a lot of them in rheumatology clinics.
I see a lot of them in rheumatology clinics.
AWESOMESAUCE
everyone, im going to become a rheumatologist. I dont even know what that is but i'm going to be one.
I see a lot of them in rheumatology clinics.i want one of those for breakfast this morning
AWESOMESAUCE
everyone, im going to become a rheumatologist. I dont even know what that is but i'm going to be one.
My friend, I think you're mistaken. You don't inhale these joints, you inject them.
I see a lot of them in rheumatology clinics.
AWESOMESAUCE
everyone, im going to become a rheumatologist. I dont even know what that is but i'm going to be one.
My friend, I think you're mistaken. You don't inhale these joints, you inject them.
oh... is that a bad thing?
A good thing. A joint injected with steroids is a happier joint.
oh... is that a bad thing?
For more information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_injection
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Slice of cold pizza and a shot of Wild Turkey 101.
I can't even imagine eating a breakfast like those quoted here. I'd feel miserable all day if I ate something so huge in the morning!
Bran flakes. You know it makes sense.
Nope, carbs. Carbs make me feel sick and sleepy, because they raise my blood sugar. Hence the soy latte in the morning. I try to limit my carb intake to about 50 grams a day. Raisin Bran is one of my favorite low-blood sugar treats, though.Bran flakes. You know it makes sense.
A good thing. A joint injected with steroids is a happier joint.
My friend, I think you're mistaken. You don't inhale these joints, you inject them.
oh... is that a bad thing?
For more information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_injection
BOOYAH !
i stand by my original decision to go to Rheumatology school!
Nope, carbs. Carbs make me feel sick and sleepy, because they raise my blood sugar. Hence the soy latte in the morning. I try to limit my carb intake to about 50 grams a day. Raisin Bran is one of my favorite low-blood sugar treats, though.Bran flakes. You know it makes sense.
Oh yes, forgot about that. Oops. Sorry. [For shame, ZR! - everyone in the whole world]
^Oh not at all! I sing the praises of bran flakes. I love it when they turn into soggy mush!
I prefer mine crunchy - sometimes with a hint of sweetener. I also like to have one at any time of the day, not just breakfast.
