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[cadaverdog]

Um, really? You do everyday with Pudweiser....

I don't drink beer everyday. Or every week for that matter. My drink of choice is usually sweet tea.

[FORD]

And that will give you kidney stones, so you might as well drink beer.

[cadaverdog]

They have three different varieties... the "regular" lager, the light beer, and the dark lager...

http://www.totalwine.com/search/all?text=san%20miguel

And all three claim to be from the Phillipines.

I'm sure they are but the pale pilsner I like isn't one of them. The label is painted on the pale pilsner.

[cadaverdog]

And that will give you kidney stones, so you might as well drink beer.

Been there, done that but the culprit was Pistachios, not caffeine. Spent two weeks in the hospital waiting for it to pass from my kidney to my bladder. It's not an experience I'd like to relive.

[FORD]

It's not the caffeine in the tea that does it, it's the oxalates. I gave up coffee for a little while and switched to tea (as I thought the coffee was to blame for high blood pressure at the time) Had some pain in my kidney one day and then this thing comes flying out of the end of my dick when I was taking a piss. Fortunately for me it was a round stone with no sharp edges, so it didn't cut anything up on the way out. But I looked it up and sure enough, black tea was one of the biggest "suspects" in causing oxalate stones. Chocolate does too, but I've never been a daily consumer of chocolate, so that doesn't worry me much. But I definitely went back to coffee after that (the blood pressure was more of a sodium thing anyway)

[DONNIEP]

Yeah let's skip the dick stories and talk more about beer

[vandeleur]

It's not the caffeine in the tea that does it, it's the oxalates. I gave up coffee for a little while and switched to tea (as I thought the coffee was to blame for high blood pressure at the time) Had some pain in my kidney one day and then this thing comes flying out of the end of my dick when I was taking a piss. Fortunately for me it was a round stone with no sharp edges, so it didn't cut anything up on the way out. But I looked it up and sure enough, black tea was one of the biggest "suspects" in causing oxalate stones. Chocolate does too, but I've never been a daily consumer of chocolate, so that doesn't worry me much. But I definitely went back to coffee after that (the blood pressure was more of a sodium thing anyway)

Could it be your mainly stone diet

[DONNIEP]

Could it be your mainly stone diet

Ford only eats twigs and berries and granola and that fake meat soy stuff.

[vandeleur]

Ford only eats twigs and berries and granola and that fake meat soy stuff.

And kumquat lager

[DONNIEP]

And kumquat lager

Cause it's all healthy and stuff.

[FORD]

Ford only eats twigs and berries and granola and that fake meat soy stuff.

Nah most soybeans are GMO MonSatan Frankenfood anymore, so I try to avoid that shit.

[DONNIEP]

Nah most soybeans are GMO MonSatan Frankenfood anymore, so I try to avoid that shit.

How did I know you would say that, lol.

What do you eat? What's the typical breakfast, lunch, and dinner for Ford on say any given Tuesday?

[cadaverdog]

It's not the caffeine in the tea that does it, it's the Oxalates.

The doctor told me no more soda, coffee or tea until he got the lab report back on my stone. It wasn't Pistachios themselves but something in them. Oxalates sounds right.

[Seshmeister]

Build a wall around all the blue states and let them have all the refyougeez they can stand.

I thought it was the blue states that paid for the rest of you?

[Seshmeister]

Watch all 10:04 of this, if you have the balls.
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Wow is that sad old racist still spouting his shit?