I can't find corduroy pants. I USED to have several pairs.
Healthy eating....or so we thought....
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You are too old then..............hahahahaha............just kidding. The new chuka boots are not like the kind we had early 1970s. These were for dress, not casual as this says, but we were mostly barefoot.
https://stylewhirl.com/where-did-chukka-boots-originate/
"The chukka boot’s popularity continued to grow throughout the 1960s and 1970s, becoming a staple in the wardrobes of fashion icons and everyday individuals alike. The boot’s versatility allowed it to be styled with a wide range of outfits, from tailored trousers to jeans and everything in between."
My dad has swore off dairy milk as statistics "show"
I always called those electrician sho
I always called these electricians shoes, as thats the only people I recall growing up that wore them.
Interesting. I'm 6'1"and 164 lbs. I'm not a skinny cowboy anymore, but I'm going to look into Kimes. I don't think I've bought new jeans that shrink in the wash since 1969.
It's a controversial topic. The consensus for many decades has been that saturated fats are not "heart healthy," but there has been some recent reconsideration. For example, the last time that I checked, the American Heart Association would not give the full green light to whole eggs, but said that one whole egg a day would be safe. When it comes to diet and health, there are lots of variables to consider. Eating bacon every day and never getting up out of your BarcaLounger will probably kill you, but is it because of the fat content of the bacon?
What kind of processing is used to produce a seed oil?
I wouldn't ever buy a pair without trying them on plus at a 100 bucks you probably wouldn't want to. I do like the fit of the DillonInteresting. I'm 6'1"and 164 lbs. I'm not a skinny cowboy anymore, but I'm going to look into Kimes. I don't think I've bought new jeans that shrink in the wash since 1969.
High heat, pressure, and solvents. If using vegetable oil, it's better to look for cold pressed ones.
If a person wants to spread the grayish white gold from yesterday's ribeye onto today's meatloaf, that's their prerogative. I find it humorous when someone point blank tells me that something doesn't/isn't do/doing something as it's currently doing that very thing.
TRT seems to be the same these days. I've got swollen red faced friends looking like Rogan and RFK that seem to think that altering the body's chemistry as they age out is the second coming and has nothing but positive effects on blood lipids, heart, and overall health.
People will and should do whatever they want, it's their body, I just get tired of the misinformation and fluff used to justify a lot of it.
Agree. There's a Boot Barn somewhere around here. I'll have to drive down.
People who..........tell others what they should do........are almost as bad as the .gov telling people what we should do.
The pendulum swings...........
Ah, now I understand. It's not about diet. It's about freedom.
Some ways it should be. But the world should always know when the gov is wrong, right? Or only certain times?
1) It's a recommendation based on science. Science is, and must be, subject to revision because we are always (hopefully) learning more, new things.
2) It's a recommendation. No one is en Los Estados Unidos has had their freedom infringed. The evidence of what I am saying is that we currently have an obesity crisis in this country because everyone is still entirely free to eat their pork rinds and their Twinkies.
Of course, if you want to turn this into ideology, not science, then let's all agree that Joe Biden is the reason that you have high cholesterol, and Hunter Biden's laptop is what forced you to eat three meals a day at Baskin Robbins, and we won't give up our demand to hang Mike Pence until Hillary Clinton's basement has a stars and bars flag on the wall.
It's a good thread let's not get it locked up1) It's a recommendation based on science. Science is, and must be, subject to revision because we are always (hopefully) learning more, new things.
2) It's a recommendation. No one is en Los Estados Unidos has had their freedom infringed. The evidence of what I am saying is that we currently have an obesity crisis in this country because everyone is still entirely free to eat their pork rinds and their Twinkies.
Of course, if you want to turn this into ideology, not science, then let's all agree that Joe Biden is the reason that you have high cholesterol, and Hunter Biden's laptop is what forced you to eat three meals a day at Baskin Robbins, and we won't give up our demand to hang Mike Pence until Hillary Clinton's basement has a stars and bars flag on the wall.
Which reminds me. Red meat is back at the top of the list, but does pork get a by? Asking for my Kulbasa in the fridge.
