Rachel, Tea would not be the beverage!...ugh...But the foods, there are so many
I do not eat because of gout. But one allowed sandwich that came to mind is a
Bagel, cut, lightly smeared with cream cheese, slices of fresh tomato so that the juice of it soaks into the bagel, lox, lettuce, some sweet onion.

In other words, a bagel, lox, and cream cheese! Maybe some orange juice or milk.

Or a thick juicy filet mignon. Either one...

Or swordfish steak...or...or...M&M peanuts! :-) (-:

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I agree that pizza would be the best for last food.

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> I agree that pizza would be the best for last food.
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I looked over your webpage and found it to inspiring in a casual sort of way, i.e. pleasant and unassuming.
Good luck to you and stick around.

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Number 1 - Large hamburger pizza with mushrooms, black olives, and extra cheese

Number 2 - Cashew Chicken at my favorite Chinese resturant

Number 3 - really good barbequed chicken

Number 4 - almost anything but seafood (I'm alergic)

Topped off with pumkin pie and ice cream.

Tom, I think you are incorrect about food being poisonous. I would be willing to wager thay also drank water. It's the water (H2O, Dihydrogen Monoxide) that's dangerous. Check out these web sites:

The Dihydrogen Monoxide Research Group at
http://www.dhmo.org/

Ban Dihydrogen Monoxide! at http://www.circus.com/~nodhmo/

and

Sign the Petition to Ban Dihydrogen Monoxide at http://members.aol.com/chiasmushf/petition.html

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> Food is poisonous. My proof:
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> No one who has lived past their first birthday (it would be morally wrong to
> experiment on infants), has ever failed to die, and they all have in common
> that they have eaten food! There is a clear statistical correlation between
> eating food and death, 100%! This is significantly smaller than the
> statistical correlation between, say tobacco and cancer, yet that relationship
> is well established and treated as proven.
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Cheers,

Stephen

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Almighty God-
I happen to like your errant seafood experiment
If it was such a failure
Then how come it's so damn expensive?
Respectfully, in spite of your whimsical decrees...cc