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RatBastard wrote:
Went to the eye doctor yesterday to get new glasses.  he gave me some eye drops for dryness I have been having as a result of the meds I am taking for the neurological issues I have.  Today I could not find the eye drops and looked for them for about 20-30 minutes before heading out for lunch around 1:00.  Just now at 7:00 I found the eye drops… in my jeans pocket!

James wrote:


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The Iron Sheik isn't just a WWE legend … he's also a veteran Olympic wrestler … and he's so pissed that his sport is getting booted from the Games … he's now threatening violence.

As we previously reported, the International Olympic Committee has moved to drop wrestling from the 2020 games … in favor of other sports like field hockey. Seriously.

Now, Sheik – who says he competed for Iran in the 1968 Olympics and then became an asst. coach for Team USA in the '70s – tells TMZ (in his trademark broken English) he's looking to take matters into his own hands.



"After 1000 years they take away the best sport in the world? This is the first time the dumb motherf**kers have no balls for they make the walking an Olympic sport."

He adds, "If I see anybody on the street that work from the IOC I swear to the Jesus I suplex them put them in camel clutch break their back make them humble."

"The #TEAMSHEIKIE respect the Olympic now they can all go f**k themselves and make the Curling Olympic sport because they all the biggest piece of no good s**t and I never watch the Olympic again. Also buy my t shirt [on my website] or go f**k yourself.?

It's a little confusing … but we think we get the point..

Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2013/02/12/wwe-wrestler-iron-sheik-upset-ioc-drop-wrestling-olympics/#ixzz2Kq7q2W44

RatBastard wrote:
I may be wrong but I don't think they sweeten the tea then take the sweetening agent back out so it really isn't 'unsweetened' is it?  Shouldn't it be sold as 'sweetened' on 'non-sweetened' tea?  Just wondering…

killsaly wrote:

RatBastard wrote:
I may be wrong but I don't think they sweeten the tea then take the sweetening agent back out so it really isn't 'unsweetened' is it?  Shouldn't it be sold as 'sweetened' on 'non-sweetened' tea?  Just wondering…

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/unsweetened
Adj. 1. unsweetened - not made sweet         
nonsweet, sugarless - not containing sugar

Non-sweetened and unsweetened mean the Same thing.  It doesnt mean DE-Sweetened, THAT is what adding Sweetener, and taking it out would be.

Its like the word Unnecessary, or NOT necessary. 

In the South (where I grew up, never got into tea), MOST people drink their tea sweet.  They dont ask for a sweet tea usually, just a tea (or "ice tea").  If they want it non-sweetened they use the correct term, unsweetened, to ask for it. 

atomicfront wrote:
I would guess that their is a much higher incidence of diabetes in the south due to mostly their sweet tea. 

grateful wrote:

atomicfront wrote:
I would guess that their is a much higher incidence of diabetes in the south due to mostly their sweet tea. 

<a href="http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=diabetes-belt">Diabetes Heat Map</a>

atomicfront wrote:

grateful wrote:

atomicfront wrote:
I would guess that their is a much higher incidence of diabetes in the south due to mostly their sweet tea. 

<a href="http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=diabetes-belt">Diabetes Heat Map</a>

yeah the dark red corresponds to a high level of sweet tea drinkers.  That stuff should be outlawed.

atomicfront wrote:

grateful wrote:

atomicfront wrote:
I would guess that their is a much higher incidence of diabetes in the south due to mostly their sweet tea. 

<a href="http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=diabetes-belt">Diabetes Heat Map</a>

yeah the dark red corresponds to a high level of sweet tea drinkers.  That stuff should be outlawed.

RatBastard wrote:
It is a southern thing (sweet tea).  I am not a tea drinker at all, it literally makes me nauseated.  I am told though that it does make a difference in the taste if tea is sweetened while it is still hot, then iced as opposed to sweetening tea after it has been iced.  On another note, Kim swears by the ice tea flavor vodka that has been out for a bit now.

James wrote:
No tea and no alcohol. Dude you must be the healthiest guy on the planet.

RatBastard wrote:
It is a southern thing (sweet tea).  I am not a tea drinker at all, it literally makes me nauseated.  I am told though that it does make a difference in the taste if tea is sweetened while it is still hot, then iced as opposed to sweetening tea after it has been iced.  On another note, Kim swears by the ice tea flavor vodka that has been out for a bit now.

James wrote:
No tea and no alcohol. Dude you must be the healthiest guy on the planet.

RatBastard wrote:
It is a southern thing (sweet tea).  I am not a tea drinker at all, it literally makes me nauseated.  I am told though that it does make a difference in the taste if tea is sweetened while it is still hot, then iced as opposed to sweetening tea after it has been iced.  On another note, Kim swears by the ice tea flavor vodka that has been out for a bit now.

atomicfront wrote:

James wrote:
No tea and no alcohol. Dude you must be the healthiest guy on the planet.

RatBastard wrote:
It is a southern thing (sweet tea).  I am not a tea drinker at all, it literally makes me nauseated.  I am told though that it does make a difference in the taste if tea is sweetened while it is still hot, then iced as opposed to sweetening tea after it has been iced.  On another note, Kim swears by the ice tea flavor vodka that has been out for a bit now.

Actually unsweetened tea is very healthy and so is alcohol.

RatBastard wrote:

James wrote:
No tea and no alcohol. Dude you must be the healthiest guy on the planet.

RatBastard wrote:
It is a southern thing (sweet tea).  I am not a tea drinker at all, it literally makes me nauseated.  I am told though that it does make a difference in the taste if tea is sweetened while it is still hot, then iced as opposed to sweetening tea after it has been iced.  On another note, Kim swears by the ice tea flavor vodka that has been out for a bit now.

Also I neither smoke nor use any sort of illegal substances (any more).  Although years ago, well lets just put it this way, never smoke a quaalude.

atomicfront wrote:

James wrote:
No tea and no alcohol. Dude you must be the healthiest guy on the planet.

RatBastard wrote:
It is a southern thing (sweet tea).  I am not a tea drinker at all, it literally makes me nauseated.  I am told though that it does make a difference in the taste if tea is sweetened while it is still hot, then iced as opposed to sweetening tea after it has been iced.  On another note, Kim swears by the ice tea flavor vodka that has been out for a bit now.

Actually unsweetened tea is very healthy and so is alcohol.

Jaguar wrote:

atomicfront wrote:

James wrote:
No tea and no alcohol. Dude you must be the healthiest guy on the planet.

RatBastard wrote:
It is a southern thing (sweet tea).  I am not a tea drinker at all, it literally makes me nauseated.  I am told though that it does make a difference in the taste if tea is sweetened while it is still hot, then iced as opposed to sweetening tea after it has been iced.  On another note, Kim swears by the ice tea flavor vodka that has been out for a bit now.

Actually unsweetened tea is very healthy and so is alcohol.

Absolutely true about the tea providing you are talking about real tea and not that crappy artificial stuff. Same is true with alcohol, within moderation, of course.


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