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Villages PL 02-20-2015 04:25 PM

The word "moderation" pertaining to one's diet.
 
Do you think a person actually knows what a healthy diet is when they say, "just eat everything in moderation"?

It might mean that you can eat every junk-food item imaginable as long as you don't have it twice in one day.

Barefoot 02-20-2015 04:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dbussone (Post 1016536)
CF - your last post was done twice. I think you thought once and posted twice. ::jester::

So CFrance, this is a GOTCHA :evil6:
--- a good example of when someone might want to *** one of their duplicate posts. :girlneener:



Villages PL 02-20-2015 04:35 PM

Everything in moderation
 
Everything in moderation, pertaining to life in general.

So if you're cheating on your spouse, it's okay as long as it's done moderately. If you get caught cheating, just say, "I only cheated four times this year. What's the big deal?

A moderate bank robber might say, "I only robbed two banks last year and one this year."

Bonanza 02-20-2015 04:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Villages PL (Post 1016551)
Everything in moderation, pertaining to life in general.

So if you're cheating on your spouse, it's okay as long as it's done moderately. If you get caught cheating, just say, "I only cheated four times this year. What's the big deal?

A moderate bank robber might say, "I only robbed two banks last year and one this year."


Is this supposed to be funny???

Uptown Girl 02-20-2015 04:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bonanza (Post 1016533)

I don't think "hood" is a bad term.
It's more descriptive and it's colloquial use defines an exact area.
It tells you more than simply using the word neighborhood which doesn't tell you very much.
A "neighborhood" could be anywhere.

It certainly does tell me more....

kcrazorbackfan 02-20-2015 04:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CFrance (Post 1016117)
How about banning "..." Or "///" or any other series of symbols meaning "I just said something rude, mean, nasty, etc, and now you know I did, and it was probably aimed at your last post, but you'll never know what it is, but you will know it was bad."

I thought I knew everything :D; I'm glad I know now what those symbols meant - A NEW TOOL TO USE!!

Villages PL 02-20-2015 05:02 PM

Boy Howdy! /// ...

No offense intended but I would ban the above words and symbols.

graciegirl 02-20-2015 05:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Villages PL (Post 1016568)
Boy Howdy! /// ...

No offense intended but I would ban the above words and symbols.


:girlneener::girlneener::girlneener: AND Boy Howdy.

Wandatime 02-20-2015 05:49 PM

///

:a20:

Loudoll 02-20-2015 07:29 PM

I hate this one so much it makes me sick to even share it but I can't pass up the chance to do so:
"Who peed in your cheerios?"

Loudoll 02-20-2015 07:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Villages PL (Post 1016551)
Everything in moderation, pertaining to life in general.

So if you're cheating on your spouse, it's okay as long as it's done moderately. If you get caught cheating, just say, "I only cheated four times this year. What's the big deal?

A moderate bank robber might say, "I only robbed two banks last year and one this year."

:a20:

onslowe 02-20-2015 07:56 PM

When I hear news reporters explaining to us "what went down."

"He hit him upside his head."

And above all…..'sucks.'

Let's quietly refuse in our own small ways to go along with either the 'dumbing down' or 'vulgarization' of America. Don't smile nervously at those who do it, please. Isolate them little by little until may be they will talk in the proper mother tongue.

DruannB 02-20-2015 08:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Loudoll (Post 1016670)
I hate this one so much it makes me sick to even share it but I can't pass up the chance to do so:
"Who peed in your cheerios?"

I was in the play "Daddy's Dying, Who's Got the Will?" and the phrase was "I done peed in my chili." Close, right?

redwitch 02-20-2015 08:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by onslowe (Post 1016694)
When I hear news reporters explaining to us "what went down."

"He hit him upside his head."

And above all…..'sucks.'

Let's quietly refuse in our own small ways to go along with either the 'dumbing down' or 'vulgarization' of America. Don't smile nervously at those who do it, please. Isolate them little by little until may be they will talk in the proper mother tongue.

This could be a problem for me -- I've forgotten too much of my German to speak it properly.

Barefoot 02-20-2015 09:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Villages PL (Post 1016543)
Do you think a person actually knows what a healthy diet is when they say, "just eat everything in moderation"?
It might mean that you can eat every junk-food item imaginable as long as you don't have it twice in one day.

I gather that you are objecting to the term moderation because you feel it needs to be quantified?
Since we seniors are mature and intelligent people, I think we understand that the term "moderation" means the avoidance of extremes.
I doubt any of us feel that it would be moderate behavior to eat "every junk food item imaginable" on a daily basis. :ohdear:


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