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# 29  
Old 06-06-2005
I eat too much red meat. But medium rare....yum, I can't resist. I'm not so worried about mad-cow - yet.

I usually take a multi-vitamin daily.
# 30  
Old 06-06-2005
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Originally Posted by dangral
I eat too much red meat. But medium rare....yum, I can't resist. I'm not so worried about mad-cow - yet.

I usually take a multi-vitamin daily.
ditto here
# 31  
Old 06-08-2005
MySQL Eater
I love food period. I'll try just about anything
if you don't tel me what it is first.
Then I'll try it again to be sure I didn't like it. Smilie
# 32  
Old 06-29-2005
Iīm a real carnivore.My favourite ist grilled turkey. I also love Döner , i donīt know how you call it in englisch, itīs a bread and inside is meet, usually turkey and salad, itīs really delicious.
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