....though entries and exits still get my BP up I reckon. I'll have to measure it one day.
Yes folks, daytrading is not stressful. Particularly at the end of the day when you know that your capital will still be there for tomorrow.
What is wrong with being a bit fat and dying early and happy.
gg
Yes. Maybe post a copy of this on the "Bloody Nanny State" thread.Once the govt gets control of services, they then want to dictate how we live our lives so the cost of the service can be controlled.
They'll introduce bans on television advertising of treat foods within 5 years, you watch. and regulations on what fast food chains can sell.
gg, so you are the resident sht stirrer
I don't give a stuff what you eat or feed to your sprogs, as long as I don't have to pick up part of the morbidity medical bill...which is the problem with nationalized health isn't it.
Once the govt gets control of services, they then want to dictate how we live our lives so the cost of the service can be controlled.
They'll introduce bans on television advertising of treat foods within 5 years, you watch. and regulations on what fast food chains can sell.
Like the Bible, Shakespeare has something for all seasons.....having understood man's dichotomous nature.
As for the fat farm, nope.....just enough years in hospitals and private practice to witness the sorrow of men before their time not able to fetch their mail from the letterbox, sit for 7 hours at a computer, or drive safely....for want of lungs, knees, lumbar discs, and pancreas spent before their time....
And then this weekend past, two 16 yo rugby players, one with suspected unhappy triad knee trauma, the other with subluxed cervical facet jt and concussion....courtesy of carrying excess weight and not being conditioned enough to evade tackle and fall well..........
Truth is, they'd probably prefer to be at home on the X Box....but presume Dad is living his unfulfilled dreams through the kids potential glory.....but glory is not something outsourced and got for nothing....
Ok mate, you are a GP. I drive trucks. We both have our own opinions.
I know more old drunks than old doctors.
Your job is to keep the cost of health expenditure to 8% of gdp, no more no less.
We make gdp.
gg
PS. Sometimes I find health food stores, and some of the people that work there a bit scary. The middle aged woman that served me yesterday looked borderline anorexic.
Behind every anorexic is someone supporting them in a fairly sedentary and indulged lifestyle, imho.
not that I am nit picking gg, cos you seem like a reasonable bloke, but gdp is consumption of all goods and services........which is why it is a crap indicator in many ways.....if there's more truck accidents, and need for medical treatment and panel beating, GDP goes up.
though my specialty is headaches and neck trauma.....which cause a lot of lost productivity....getting computer programmers, builders, plumbers, truckies, barristers, judges, etc back to work a couple of days earlier is my net contribution to GDP.
Well I tracked down some Essene sprouted grain bread yesterday in the refrigerator
section of a health food store.
It's quite a departure from what otherwise passes for bread. This stuff is DENSE!
It's much smaller than a normal loaf (14cm x 8.5cm x 8.5cm) but it weighs 1kg.
There were several grain options available but I decided to start with the
wheat grain.
If you're looking for a healthier sandwich bread then I doubt this is for you.
This bread is very moist, and seriously dense and heavy. One toasted slice this
morning, with a little honey was all I needed to feel quite full, so I'm
going to include a slice of this bread in my morning eating routine.
The flavour is BIG and the taste of wheat really comes through with some
nutiness and sweetness as well.
The nutritional claims for sprouted grain breads include:
High fibre
High protein
High vitamins and minerals
Complex carbohydrates
Essential amino acids
LOw Gi
Low calories
Virtually fat and salt free
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprouted_bread
http://www.naturaltherapypages.com.au/article/Benefits_Sprouted_Grains
PS. Sometimes I find health food stores, and some of the people that work there a bit scary. The middle aged woman that served me yesterday looked borderline anorexic.
thanks for the advice guys, all good if you are obsessive , but most of us are not.
What doctors need to realise is that they are a service industry, just like a coffee shop, trades assistant or a lawn mowing business.
The people who determine our wealth are farmers, miners and inustrialists.
Actors, entaertainment provide tittilation and occasionally a big win like Hoges.
Doctors preach at people and are in the hold of either the Guvment or bigPharma to dope people out to make a profit, pure and simple, or to deny them essential services by building a huge bureaucracy in the case of Guvment.
All this wheat crap, is just that, crap.
I eat usually good food , pasta, steak, eyetie, chinese and salami.
I could not give a stuff whether I die today or in forty years time.
The problem is with all these obsessive old farts who want to live forever.
We are keeping all these people alive and will pay for it in 20 years time with huge asylums full of demented old yorks with current gym and health food shop memberships.
gg
Is that your B-double parked in this forum?
Move along please sir - it's blocking the traffic.
thanks for the advice guys, all good if you are obsessive , but most of us are not.
yes that's a common criticism of health food nuts and vegetarians......but keep in mind many people who feel unwell or have had chronic illness, take an interest in healthier eating.......it isn't necessarily their interest in healthier eating that makes them look sick.
nevertheless, anorexia and body image issues are a serious problem for many women. Personally I reckon a lot of them wouldn't get that way if they had some bloody responsibility to do a bit of manual work every week. Behind every anorexic is someone supporting them in a fairly sedentary and indulged lifestyle, imho.
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