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Enna wrote:

Ooohh yes I learned about Emoto-san in the movie "What the Bleep do We Know." Do you know that movie? Very interesting!

Masaru Emoto-san has written several books. It is amazing how our thoughts, words and music have such power and influence over all natural elements especially the molecules of water. Thanks Tu for that link.

Did I take this drink thread off topic?. Sorry. :sweat:

I've heard of the movie but I haven't watched it yet...his research is truly fascinating nonetheless!

Beer. -For now, again, I guess....

ahochaude wrote:Beer. -For now, again, I guess....

:drink: :drink: :drink:

qilver wrote:

:drink: :drink: :drink:

Oh, beer is so good!

ahochaude wrote:

Oh, beer is so good!

beer is good...but i think Sake is the one-two punch, and with less calories to f*^% you up. :bonk:

2nd Sunkist + Goose = me :drooling:

krim wrote:2nd Sunkist + Goose = me :drooling:

the eagle has crash...landed.

...

:nut: :bonk:




*crash*

:beaten:

Pickwick "Earl Grey" tea.

speaking of tea....

i had this the other day...and i usually buy the big bottle of japanese green tea cold. ice green tea :thumbsup:

http://www.itoen.co.jp/eng/

I Think....Coca Cola! :dancing: :mrgreen:

Now here is a good article to give to your dentist: :drink:

RED WINE: THE SECRET OF A BETTER SMILE?
Third Age Health

Forget apples or mouthwash -- a glass of Bordeaux
may be the best thing for your teeth.

Scientists have found that certain compounds in
red wine could play a role in preventing gum
disease and tooth loss. The findings were presented
at the annual meeting of the American Association
for Dental Research in Orlando, Fla., recently.

Researchers from Laval University in Quebec, Canada,
studied the effect of extracts from Bordeaux wines
on different types of periodontal diseases, which
affect the gums and bone around the teeth.
Periodontitis affects more than two-thirds of
adults over 50 and one in seven people aged between
21 and 50. The diseases can often lead to tooth loss
if left untreated.

The scientists looked at polyphenols, compounds that
are found in the skin and seeds of grapes. When wine
is made from grapes, the alcohol produced by the
fermentation process dissolves the polyphenols.
White wine does not contain as many polyphenols
because the production process involves removing
the skins after the grapes have been crushed.

When extracts of Bordeaux wine were used to treat
periodontal bacteria in laboratory conditions,
the Quebec scientists found that the polyphenols had
a "significant inhibitory" effect on the growth of
the bacteria. They concluded that the compounds
could help to prevent the spread of gum diseases.

hellooooo worlddd!!!!!

midori sour is my fave!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
helloo wooorllddd!!!!! :grumble:

^ You must be a computer programmer, lisasan. :hehe:

*"Hello world" is the first program taught in almost any programming language.*

been drinking magners irish cider these days. lovely stuff! :mrgreen:

dochira wrote:^ You must be a computer programmer, lisasan. :hehe:

*"Hello world" is the first program taught in almost any programming language.*

don't forget the famous:

10 print "niko is the bomb"
20 goto 10

run

- niko

^ Haha. Ah, Basic.

Nostalgic enough for me to drink some Echigo tonite. (Yeah, it was a stretch)

niko2x wrote:don't forget the famous:

10 print "niko is the bomb"
20 goto 10

run

- niko

ctrl+C

10 print "niko is not the bomb"

run

kenjilina wrote:been drinking magners irish cider these days. lovely stuff! :mrgreen:

Hmmm what does that taste like kenjilina?

Say did anyone happen to notice my "Red Wine:The Secret of a Better Smile" article that I posted today before we went off into computer programmer lingo? :)

I did...it's too bad that I'm more of a white wine drinker.