I think bad breath would pale in comparison to other olfactory consequences issuing from that diet.
| QUOTE (Pumpkin Cake @ February 15, 2007 03:37 pm) |
| So you can answer a question I immediately had--wouldn't your breath smell horrible if you only ingested dairy products? And wouldn't that certainly make you lactose intolerant after a certain point? I don't know how they avoided that consequence of so much dairy. |
His breath wasn't bad. He was overweight and had some digestion issues, yes. I don't think he was lactose intolerant. It's been a long time since I dated him, and like I said, I didn't date him long (he had lots of control issues, not just food control issues), but I would never have guessed that he had such weird food issues if he hadn't told me. Although it did come up pretty quickly, because have you ever tried going out to eat with someone who will only eat bread and cheese? And nice restaurant don't usually have milk on the beverage list for adults, you know?
Awwwwwwwwww!That is one beautiful mama cat, too.
I love the comment at the end:
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| I once wrestled a 1.3cm skink and the damn little bugger nearly beat me, except that it made its fatal mistake by droping its tail at the wrong time giving me the vital break and ultimate victory, otherwise I would have been a goner. |
| QUOTE (Tabby @ February 15, 2007 04:43 pm) |
Awwwwwwwwww!
That is one beautiful mama cat, too. |
That's the swee-*test*-('") thing I've seen in ages. Charlie's a lucky little puppy.
Hurrah!
Pensioners attack thief with mushy peas. Warning - contains photo of Northern food.
Duckling born with 4 legs. A trifle weird but still very cute.
My all-time favorite news story, from 2001:
Crazed cat savages owner The whole thing is quotable, but here's the gist:
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Gerard Daigle, 80, lost a pint of blood and required stitches after his cat Touti [...] launched a frenzied attack after Daigle, who was giving his pet parrot a shower, inadvertently sprayed the cat with water[...] The animal control officer said Daigle was saved by his 81-year-old wife who wrestled the cat away, only to have it turn on her.
"The cat wanted to eat her, too," one newspaper quoted Daigle as saying. |
I think the last line nicely sums up the absurdity of the situation:
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| It is not known why Daigle was giving his parrot a shower. |