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Barbecue meats linked with prostate cancer
Mon Apr 3, 12:53 AM ET

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A compound formed when meat is charred at high
temperatures -- as in barbecue -- encourages the growth of prostate cancer
in rats, researchers reported on Sunday.


Prostate cancer at that....

Well, maybe we should set them straight:


IT AIN'T BARBECUE, IT'S GRILLING, YOU FLAMING MORONS!!!





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u_s_s wrote:
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> Barbecue meats linked with prostate cancer
> Mon Apr 3, 12:53 AM ET
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> WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A compound formed when meat is charred at high
> temperatures -- as in barbecue -- encourages the growth of prostate cancer
> in rats, researchers reported on Sunday.
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> Prostate cancer at that....
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> Well, maybe we should set them straight:
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> IT AIN'T BARBECUE, IT'S GRILLING, YOU FLAMING MORONS!!!
>
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>

Yes but studies also show that jerking off a lot will prevent Prostate
cancer.
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>Yes but studies also show that jerking off a lot will prevent Prostate
>cancer.

Actually, that's true.
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BBQ is low temperature, 225-250

u_s_s wrote:
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> Barbecue meats linked with prostate cancer
> Mon Apr 3, 12:53 AM ET
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> WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A compound formed when meat is charred at high
> temperatures -- as in barbecue -- encourages the growth of prostate cancer
> in rats, researchers reported on Sunday.
>
>
> Prostate cancer at that....
>
> Well, maybe we should set them straight:
>
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> IT AIN'T BARBECUE, IT'S GRILLING, YOU FLAMING MORONS!!!
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On Tue, 04 Apr 2006 15:58:02 GMT, Glenn > wrote:

>BBQ is low temperature, 225-250


Is not, top-poster.

>u_s_s wrote:
>> http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060403/...BhBHNlYwM5NjQ-
>>
>> Barbecue meats linked with prostate cancer
>> Mon Apr 3, 12:53 AM ET
>>
>> WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A compound formed when meat is charred at high
>> temperatures -- as in barbecue -- encourages the growth of prostate cancer
>> in rats, researchers reported on Sunday.
>>
>>
>> Prostate cancer at that....
>>
>> Well, maybe we should set them straight:
>>
>>
>> IT AIN'T BARBECUE, IT'S GRILLING, YOU FLAMING MORONS!!!
>>
>>
>>




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There we go!!!


"Glenn" > wrote in message
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> BBQ is low temperature, 225-250
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> u_s_s wrote:
>> http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060403/...BhBHNlYwM5NjQ-
>>
>> Barbecue meats linked with prostate cancer
>> Mon Apr 3, 12:53 AM ET
>>
>> WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A compound formed when meat is charred at high
>> temperatures -- as in barbecue -- encourages the growth of prostate
>> cancer in rats, researchers reported on Sunday.
>>
>>
>> Prostate cancer at that....
>>
>> Well, maybe we should set them straight:
>>
>>
>> IT AIN'T BARBECUE, IT'S GRILLING, YOU FLAMING MORONS!!!
>>
>>


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> There we go!!!
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> "Glenn" > wrote in message
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>> BBQ is low temperature, 225-250
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>> u_s_s wrote:
>>> http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060403/...BhBHNlYwM5NjQ-


Does anyone know the amount of the dosage given to the rats and what the
equivalent would be for a human?


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> IT AIN'T BARBECUE, IT'S GRILLING, YOU FLAMING MORONS!!!
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To someone's credit, the goofball grilling burgers and steaks on the
Today Show---at 7:00 am--got it right. He was grilling some nice
looking steaks.....

-John O

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Here ya go....

http://www.abstractsonline.com/viewer/viewAbstractPrintFriendly.asp?CKey={87B1B1FF-9CC4-4EA9-96CF-B621994BE476}&SKey={F1FE353A-011B-4DB5-8FC3-C96A93AB239D}&MKey={3B61E356-411F-435F-ACCA-167F0FDA48AD}&AKey={728BCE9C-121B-46B9-A8EE-DC51FDFC6C15}

It's geek to me....



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>> There we go!!!
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> Does anyone know the amount of the dosage given to the rats and what the
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I believe proper form is *plonk*, not *plunk*

Are you a newbie or what?


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>>There we go!!!

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> No, there *you* go.
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> *plunk*
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I believe proper form is *plonk*, not *plunk*

Are you a newbie or what?




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>>There we go!!!

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> No, there *you* go.
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> *plunk*
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> -sw




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In article >, b454bt4
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> > IT AIN'T BARBECUE, IT'S GRILLING, YOU FLAMING MORONS!!!
> >
> >
> >

> Yes but studies also show that jerking off a lot will prevent Prostate
> cancer.
>
>


I don't want a burger off your grill! (That ain't mayo!)



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On Tue, 4 Apr 2006 19:28:37 -0700, "u_s_s" >
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>I believe proper form is *plonk*, not *plunk*
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>Are you a newbie or what?
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>> On Tue, 4 Apr 2006 12:26:07 -0700, "u_s_s" >
>> wrote:
>>
>>>There we go!!!

>>
>> No, there *you* go.
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>> *plunk*
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>> -sw

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OK top poster 'PLONK'
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u_s_s wrote:

> I believe proper form is plonk, not plunk
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> Are you a newbie or what?


Let's see.

1. Top-posted.
2. Posted twice.
3. Posted as a response to someone who's killfiled you.


Yeah, I'll say *plunk* as well.



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u_s_s wrote:
> http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060403/...BhBHNlYwM5NjQ-
>
> Barbecue meats linked with prostate cancer
> Mon Apr 3, 12:53 AM ET
>
> WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A compound formed when meat is charred at high
> temperatures -- as in barbecue -- encourages the growth of prostate cancer
> in rats, researchers reported on Sunday.
>
>
> Prostate cancer at that....
>
> Well, maybe we should set them straight:
>
>
> IT AIN'T BARBECUE, IT'S GRILLING, YOU FLAMING MORONS!!!
>
>
>

of all the rats being tested, what deal, eat so much bbq or grilled
steaks, the rats gotta be holding lotteries to into that test group.


I know eventuall they die... but don't we all.


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::: There we go!!!
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:: No, there *you* go.
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:: *plunk*

*plink*?

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BOB wrote:
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>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> There we go!!!
>>>
>>> No, there *you* go.
>>>
>>> *plunk*

>
> *plink*?


Hey, do it with style ..... *Plonque*


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BOB wrote:

>Steve Wertz wrote:
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>::: There we go!!!
>::
>:: No, there *you* go.
>::
>:: *plunk*
>
>*plink*?
>
>BOB
>
>

You need a gun to *plink*........hmmmm.......maybe not such a bad idea!

JD
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sascha wrote:

> Hey, do it with style ..... *Plonque*


But, wouldn't that sound like "plon-kay"?
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As long as you got aim....


"JD" > wrote in message
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>>Steve Wertz wrote:
>>:: On Tue, 4 Apr 2006 12:26:07 -0700, "u_s_s" >
>>:: wrote:
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>>::: There we go!!!
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>>:: No, there *you* go.
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>>:: *plunk*
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>>*plink*?
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>>BOB
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> You need a gun to *plink*........hmmmm.......maybe not such a bad idea!
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Dave Bugg wrote:
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>> Hey, do it with style ..... *Plonque*

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> But, wouldn't that sound like "plon-kay"?


No,
it is pronounced as in .. Banque de France.

It'd need an é to make the shift.


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> No,
> it is pronounced as in .. Banque de France.
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> It'd need an é to make the shift.


Ah, I see.
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whew! I'm safe then!
> Yes but studies also show that jerking off a lot will prevent Prostate
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I think each 3 oz rat had to eat a 5 lb briskett each day...?
> Does anyone know the amount of the dosage given to the rats and what the
> equivalent would be for a human?


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Every thing that I read shows that everything in California causes cancer.


"mikel" > wrote in message
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> u_s_s wrote:
>> http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060403/...BhBHNlYwM5NjQ-
>>
>> Barbecue meats linked with prostate cancer
>> Mon Apr 3, 12:53 AM ET
>>
>> WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A compound formed when meat is charred at high
>> temperatures -- as in barbecue -- encourages the growth of prostate
>> cancer in rats, researchers reported on Sunday.
>>
>>
>> Prostate cancer at that....
>>
>> Well, maybe we should set them straight:
>>
>>
>> IT AIN'T BARBECUE, IT'S GRILLING, YOU FLAMING MORONS!!!
>>
>>
>>

> of all the rats being tested, what deal, eat so much bbq or grilled
> steaks, the rats gotta be holding lotteries to into that test group.
>
>
> I know eventuall they die... but don't we all.



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