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The low-carb craze that’s got some people swearing off pasta, pizza and pastry forever shows no signs of letting up, say diet/nutrition experts when asked about the latest health trend.
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[Title] => Fag 101
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The word fag is used in two ways:
First by pretending the word does not exist so as to fit in with the verbose require-ments of the politically correct society. The second method is when you are a true fag with no issues.
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And last year’s top health/medical stories were:
• The most dreaded household word. ’Twas the year when SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) became a household word (but certainly something we dreaded having in our households).
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[Summary] => There’s nothing like being a big faker. My best friend texted me last Tuesday, while I was shuttered indoors due to the horrid typhoon, that she was soaking the rays in St. Tropez. I was very happy for her in a Bette Davis sort of way. There she was in her Etro bikini and shimmery SPF nothing oil and beep-beep, she has just reported that she bumped into Paris Hilton and a couple of models. Great, I was soaking the rays back home as well despite the small complication of having no sun.
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[Title] => Popular diet plans: What works, what’s safe?
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October 10, 2011 - 12:00am
