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hoffman44

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  1. Tobacco in general was here long before the Revolutionary War.
  2. Perogies and sausage with sauerkraut! :thumbsup: [hide=perogies][/hide] [hide=sausage and sauerkraut][/hide]
  3. Please don't quote wikipedia, quote a medical journal or something. Bear in mind this is in the case of Extreme overdose. I'm kind of tired of explaining it, but Wikipedia itself is not the source of information. If you read the post, I said it has some pretty reliable sources, about 100 of them. Here's some http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Pars ... PN/5278189 http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17297243 Even extremely high dosages of vitamin C are used as a partial treatment for multiple diseases and have been approved for nearly 2 decades. I never said overly high doses are bad, but vitamin C taken in extreme amounts still has side-effects.
  4. Jamaica is not as cool as you may think it may be. Go to the Cayman islands and swim with some stingrays! I did it, it was sooo fun.
  5. Found it! Please don't quote wikipedia, quote a medical journal or something. Bear in mind this is in the case of Extreme overdose.
  6. No, you can't die from vitamin C overdose because it has a 30-minute halflife in blood plasma. Unless you refuse to urinate and want to suffer bladder damage, it's not possible to overdose on it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitamin_c# ... _arguments Lists good sources, multiple organizations, governments, professors, etc.. Support megadosage of vitamin C, upwards to 20x of the daily recommended dosage. Especially in malnourished children or those that don't eat enough meat/vegetables, it can prevent multiple diseases, even many types of cancer. I never said you could die, but if you did over dose it would have negative (if neigable) effects on your body. I have a list here somewere, were is my book....
  7. I believe Vietnam C is white, so no.
  8. Actually you can get Vitamin C over dose. But the amount is so high you would have to take about 50 vitamin C pills. I doubt any one could drink enough Orange juice in one day to over dose.
  9. Yep. It's happening here in Canada as well. According to the newspaper, 40% of Toronto people are obese. :ohnoes: yeah well Toronto is.... Toronto..... :
  10. Only in developed countries, they barely have enough food to survive in some third world countries. If we just exported all our fast food restaurants to Africa then the world food crisis and the American obesity problem, would be solved in one blow. I doubt little African kids can afford that >.> Heck, even I can not afford Fast Food everyday, and I am Mexican How can you not afford something that is around 99 cence?
  11. I find whatabuger to be dry and plain.
  12. Download day was a couple of days ago...
  13. I used to play Goldeneye on the N64 with my cousin. ah, good times.
  14. I really don't have a lot of memories before 2000. :cry:
  15. I remember a lot of thous shows! I was born '91
  16. Americans would not of had a chance in HELL in winning the revolutionary war if it weren't for the French. The reason Yorktown was a US victory because the French navy was blocking the British retreat route.
  17. Eh, the KGB still controls all of eastern Europe. They only control like Russia and Serbia, no important countries. Serbia is a region of Russia...... -.-
  18. oh, that makes sense. was it named after the spanish explorer Coronado? I believe he's referring to the town of Coronado California. uhm, yeah he just said that. There's no reason to re-state what he already said...
  19. oh, that makes sense. was it named after the spanish explorer Coronado?
  20. Do you mean Colorado?
  21. British SRR to name another.
  22. He's Irish. I thought their military was tough as well... Of course, the Army's training in any country is nothing to the Marines'. The Spetsnaz to name one.
  23. ^ Were the HELL do you live?!!?

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