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Ok- the calories are not surprising - anyone who thinks any of these foods are not total calorie bombs is just delusional- but the sodium counts on these are just ridiculous! Why should "french toast" have over 2,000 grams of sodium per serving? http://consumerist.com/2014/07/30/presenting-the-9-most-calorie-filled-chain-restaurant-meals-of-2014/#more-10174650

I wish there was Audio

wayout- You do not have to beg (although that can be cute) and I will PM you the recipe if you promise to share the result but not the recipe. One slice to a friend will be enough sharing and you can hog the rest. Just be prepared to slave for hours in the kitchen preparing this. No S&M's need apply. Best regards, RA1 I solemnly promise not to share the recipe.....and slaving in the kitchen to make something lusciously delicious is the journey that makes it all worthwhile for me

The human body needs salt. The Romans knew this and paid their salaries in salt or equivalent. However, we modern folks, especially in the USA, have way overindulged in salt. I do not cook with salt or even have it in the house but no doubt I still get way over my quota of salt. I find that salt usage is strictly a bad habit. Now, after many years of this kind of diet, even raw tomatoes taste salty and sometimes, too salty. Today, we do not need salt to preserve food as some did in the past. There are plenty of artificial preservatives with unpronounceable names which likely will kill us in ways other than the heart attacks, etc. that salt can bring on. Just choose your poison. "No salt added" is just a distractor. Without a doubt there was already too much salt in that product to start. It will take a lot of compromising, education and, perhaps, legislation to make much headway in the battle against salt. Best regards, RA1 PS---The salt vampire did indeed rush right to the point. No foreplay intended or required.

Personally, I am more into Canadian than Russian. Best regards. RA1

Having run many websites over 20 years I can tell you that sometimes shit happens and not much you can do about it. I learned way back to make sure we had a backup and it could be resolved to solve any issues with servers. That costs a bit more than a typical server but in the end, I found it invaluable. Most servers offer backups and Daddy should be able to request a restore from his. If the back up is corrupted, that is another issue. But, if it was being backed up from the hosting company, they should resolve this for him. A great deal about service depends on your provider. I use to go cheap to save money but there were tons of issues. For over 10 years now, I have had the most expensive hosting company in USA. The reason is service. They have fanatical support and will put you in touch with a level 2 tech 24 hours a day when I call. Yes, a bit overkill for some but for me, it took away a great many headaches and stress. Now, I am not saying this is what Daddy should have done. I am only say that for those of you out there that see his issues, you must know this happens and if you plan ahead and get a good hosting company, you won't go through what Daddy is going through right now. I have done it in the past and do not wish to ever do it again.

I'm not watching Big Brother this year, but I have no doubt that Big Brother is watching me..

I don't watch the evening news either.

Adam, that is without a doubt, the single most disturbing image I have seen in 2014!

Adam, you are a Sicko

....download your free guide.... Best regards, RA1

Yes RA the body does need salt, so I prefer to get Mine licking the sweat off a hot guys balls.... ,

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Hmmm...

Dr. Pepper is made with prune juice, as everyone in the know really knows It is an urban legend that I grew up with and to this day I enjoy tormenting my nieces, who insist on Dr. Pepper at every family gathering, with that piece of certitude. http://www.snopes.com/business/secret/drpepper.asp Not being a fan of Dr. Pepper myself, I have no issue with the myth

My role model. (Don't tell hito! )

The low- or no-salt canned foods are some improvement. Still being canned, of course, that just means they taste moderately less horrible. The one exception I can think of is prepared chicken broth. Most brands I've tried that are packaged in the newfangled cardboard boxes are notably good, and even more so in their low-salt versions.

Star Trek salt vampire!

Yes, as one who finds himself at the site on an almost daily basis {...guess I'm addicted but hope not], I read "Daddy's" message to his readers and participants, sent him some "speedy recovery sentiments," and patiently await for his tech systems to be reactivated!

This is Incredible, Awesome, Ferosh, and FABULOUS. Two talented Gay singers with Beautiful voices reinterpreting the songs of "WICKED". So creative, ingenious, and Stylish... I cant stop watching and Listening. BRAVO Peter Hollens and Nick Pitera (Sorry I cant figure out how to post the visual) Click the link, you wont be sorry ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Y3a-Jf4jogw

Oh dear. A blood infection. Horrible. I am sorry to hear this and wish him well.

They did a fantastic job and really enjoyed it. I love "Wicked" and have seen it maybe a half dozen times. Kind of a tradition with my nieces in that we all saw it for the first time together on the London stage and every time it comes to town around the holidays we go to see it. Another way for doing YouTube videos that I find even easier is to go below the video you are watching on the YouTube channel and click on "share". A link in a box appears and you simply copy that (highlight, ctrl-c) and then paste directly into the post (ctrl-v). That is the way I've been doing it anytime I post a YouTube video.

I suppose it somewhat depends upon how you want your calories. The pound cake has lots of sugar so a few more tablespoons of cola which is sugar, flavoring and water will not make much difference. I view it mainly as a moisturizing ingredient. Cheese cake has cheese, butter, some sugar, whipping cream, etc. which are very high caloric ingredients. Truth be told, my favorite desserts are plums, tangerines, cherries and apples. Fresh fruit makes it for me. I am not trying to be "good". That is simply the way it is. OTOH, I like to cook and for those who like lemon pie I have a recipe that some think is so good that I am reluctant to mention in public what you would have to do for me to make you one. Best regards, RA1

Your remembrance of the ditty is also my ditto. Best regards, RA1

That adorable Asian is Delectable. I could overdoes on those LEGS.