Comments | wibblymat: Forbidden Fruit

wibblymat

Forbidden Fruit

Feb 16, 2005 15:29

While I was in the sandwich shop waiting for my order to be done, I browsing the newspapers on the side. The front page of the Mail was about Michael Howard's plan to reduce 'health tourism' in British hospitals. Not only did this article annoy me, but I came up with a well thought out, witty and educated response. Sadly, by the time I got back ( Read more... )

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mrpyro February 16 2005, 16:11:08 UTC

I gave up caffeine and sugary drinks the other week

What? Are you crazy, man? What on earth possessed you to make such a crazy lifestyle change?

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wibblymat February 16 2005, 16:31:40 UTC

:p

So not true. Her reaction was a bit like Ian's when I said I'd given up tea.

I dunno, a guy tries a bit of self-improvement and it's obviously some woman's doing...

Decaff tea mrpyro February 17 2005, 13:49:46 UTC

Tastes mostly the same. Available at the HH on request.
Edy

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beelze_bob February 16 2005, 16:47:37 UTC

Ah I am not alone then, I stopped the caffeine and sugary drinks about 3 weeks ago, so it's not just colour-blindness we have in common.

blue_jez February 16 2005, 17:55:40 UTC

You have many things in common. List them.

morecake February 16 2005, 20:55:21 UTC

Yes! Join the caffeine free army! You know it makes sense.

And, working where you do, I'm not surprised......

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andrajames February 16 2005, 22:53:24 UTC

Scientific research must be performed. I'm sure it must go against some law of nature..

morecake February 17 2005, 18:48:13 UTC

Hey, I drink plenty of cups of tea a day - but they just happen to be decaff. Couldn't live without tea - what confuses me is when people drink it just for the caffeine. Couldn't you take pro plus or something instead? I actually like the taste.