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The Human "Omnivore": a mythological beast by
Brian Whitehead
Gloria wrote:
The Human "Omnivore": a mythological beast
Good article, agree with every word. Modern humans do themselves no
favours by adopting a diet with meat and other animal products to
which we are physiologically unsuited. Here's what we could all
aspire to look like if we returned to a natural vegan...
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The Human "Omnivore": a mythological beast by
frenchy
On Thu, 15 Nov 2007 01:11:25 -0000, Conor
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I've chased goats and pigs though in my time on farms.
You couldn't make it up.
I just saw elsewhere you reckon you have an IQ of 140.
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November 15th 07 01:34 PM
by Conor
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The Human "Omnivore": a mythological beast by
Fod
On Nov 14, 11:39 am, "Mike Cawood, HND BIT" wrote:
"Gloria" wrote in message
... The Human "Omnivore": a mythological beast
This is complete ****ing rubbish.
Put your drivel somewhere else.
Mike.
No... she should keep her drivel to herself. lets be kind to the
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The Human "Omnivore": a mythological beast by
NotMe
On 14 Nov, 14:59, NotMe wrote:
On 14 Nov, 11:26, Gloria wrote:
The Human "Omnivore": a mythological beast
No human cultural-carnivore kills its animal prey with his/her
natural equipment, nor do they eat their animal prey raw.
I have eaten raw fish and steak. However in the last few millennia we
have evolved to eat...
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November 14th 07 05:59 PM
by NotMe
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The Human "Omnivore": a mythological beast by
NotMe
On 14 Nov, 17:52, Gloria wrote:
Not sure if this will get to you, as I can only cross post to five
groups, not the nine that you are.
On Wed, 14 Nov 2007 16:58:31 -0000, "Knight Of The Road"
wrote:
"Gloria" wrote
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November 14th 07 05:11 PM
by NotMe
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Chevrolet Volt Concept by
john
The Chevy Volt concept, shown at the Detroit show, is a car designed
to be a plug-in hybrid from the start. The Volt is based on a roughly
Cobalt-size platform and is said to weigh 3200 pounds, while a 160-hp
electric motor drives the front wheels. That motor is powered by a 400-
pound, 16-killowatt-hour lithium-ion battery pack (same kind of
batteries used in laptop computers). GM says this...
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Help to identify car by
Zak[_2_]
Hi,
I'm trying to date an early aerial photo of my house and the only clue
is an anonymous car in the corner. It looks like some sort of 60s Ford
but that is just an uninformed guess. I have posted the picture here...
http://www.thehendre.com/public/whatcar.jpg
and I'm hoping there is some knowledgeable vintage car buff out there
who can tell me the car/model/date. I'm in my 60's too and...
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November 7th 07 08:03 PM
by dave
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Advice on Triumph Stag buying? by
Michael Kilpatrick
I would very much appreciate from anybody in the know some advice on the
variants of the Triumph Stag, which is something I'm considering buying
for my wife as her first car (she has not owned her own car since she
came to the UK some years ago). I think this would be a more interesting
option than insuring her to drive my Rover SD1 Vitesses.
I'm not really familiar with the Stags, what the...
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November 7th 07 07:41 PM
by Badger
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Searching for a Solex Carb. (Bit O.T.) by
Dave Carter.
I am searching for another 1920s/30s brass Solex 26MV updraught
carburettor and was wondering if anyone on the group might know of
one, possibly on a shed/garage shelf etc., or anywhere anywhere else
to look.
The corner I don't look in, is the corner that may have one!!
Thanks in advance.
Dave Carter.
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g212/Boulton-Paul/26mv2.jpg
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Rover P6 rear brakes - special tool or not? by
Willy Eckerslyke
'Morning all,
Anyone know if it's really necessary to use the special tool mentioned
in the (Haynes) manual for resetting the rear brakes on a Rover P6? I
need to change the pads, a job I've not done before on this one.
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November 1st 07 06:12 PM
by Mike G
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Paint stripper for GRP by
Ian
We've had a few discussions about this here in the past.
I've just finished trying some Removall 220, as recommended in
Practical Classics, and ... it's brilliant. I had to leave it for 24
hours to do its stuff, but by then the paint - although it looked
unaffected - just lifted off, right back to the gel coat. Far, far
easier than any other paint stripper I have ever tried - I wish I'd
known...
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October 29th 07 07:39 PM
by Ian
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Triumph Spitfire 1978 speedometer by
paul_silverman@mail.com
My original Smith speedometer broke down last summer. I replaced the
speedo cable, thinking it was the source of the problem, but it is not
the case. Now here's my question: can those speedometers be opened
and repaired, or is it wiser to say I should get a new one? Thanks.
Paul
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October 23rd 07 09:50 AM
by Rob
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window tinting by
steve[_2_]
Hey Guys....
I just wanted you to know that we have put up a new website that has a
lot of information about window tinting and a FAQ page on the current
laws about tinting cars in the state of Georgia. Tinting laws for all
50 states coming soon. Come and have a look when you get the
chance....Its a good read and can give you some insight on how to choose
a tint shop for your car, even if you...
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'60s British car speedo - ID needed... by
toomany2cvs@gmail.com
Chaps,
I obtained this the other day. Any idea what it's from?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/a_chapman602/sets/72157602151087020/
Markings read...
(left of speedo) - Made in England
(right of speedo) - SN9814/08 1376
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October 15th 07 09:07 AM
by Adrian
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FA Round the World in a Baby Austin 1st. 1933 by
Alys
Round the World in a Baby Austin by Hector Macquarrie 1st edition,
1933,some discolouration,a little corner wear to boards (see scan)
otherwise a very nice copy. 384 pages
Superb tale of crossing the world in a baby Austin and all the trials
and tribulations entailed.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=320169254654&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT
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October 14th 07 10:24 PM
by Alys
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FA Round the World in a Baby Austin 1st. 1933 by
Alys
Round the World in a Baby Austin by Hector Macquarrie 1st edition,
1933,some discolouration,a little corner wear to boards (see scan)
otherwise a very nice copy. 384 pages
Superb tale of crossing the world in a baby Austin and all the trials
and tribulations entailed.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=320169254654&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT
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October 14th 07 10:23 PM
by Alys
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HP Desktop for sale! by
pbdude
Hi,
I have an unused HP Pavilion with the fallowing specs:
# Processor: AMD Athlon 64 X2 4000+ (2.1GHz, 2000MT/s System Bus)
# Memory: 2048MB PC2-5300 DDR2 SDRAM memory (2x1GB) (expandable to 8 GB (4 x 2 GB) (64-bit OS)/ 4 GB (4 x 1 GB) (32-bit OS))
# Hard Drive:320GB 7200RPM SATA 3G (3.0 Gb/sec) hard drive
# Optical Drive: 16X DVD(+/-)R/RW 12X RAM (+/-)R DL LightScribe SATA drive
# Expandable...
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October 14th 07 09:09 AM
by pbdude
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Watch NFL Games Online by
Dexter H.
Watch NFL Games Online!
For every one who wants to watch the games online because they dont live in the teams town or are at work i found a site that has basically every game covered. Its perfect if you have afford a monthly $70 direct tv nfl access subscription. they got a bunch of channels
The sites http://nflonline.wizhoo.com
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