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Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 21:36
by itnAklipse
In my experience asians aren't more lactose intolerant than anyone else...and i did used to live there.
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 21:36
by smiscandlon
itnAklipse wrote:smis: Maybe its the same guy on Eurosport now...he seems literate in japanese and in sumo, and he's the only source i've had so far
Hmm, maybe I'm getting confused. I used to have Eurosport as part of my TV package a few years back, so it may actually have been on there ... in which case yes it probably is the same guy!
Edit after a bit of googling: Sid Hoare? That name rings a bell.
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 21:46
by 6FeetOver
itnAklipse wrote:In my experience asians aren't more lactose intolerant than anyone else...and i did used to live there.
Oh?
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 21:51
by itnAklipse
Interesting. Guess it means percentages of lactose-intolerance don't mean that much...don't correspond to the effects of lactose-intolerance. On the other hand, which does exist, is that no one there drinks milk (i mean in quantities that it's drank here, the diet is entirely different - my cholesterol was normal there whreas here it's something of an enigma) or eats much cheese. But in my experience, those who do eat cheese suffer from no adverse side-effects.
there's a saying in finnish, btw, which translates roughly into:
lie - gross lie - statistics
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 21:53
by smiscandlon
itnAklipse wrote:there's a saying in finnish, btw, which translates roughly into:
lie - gross lie - statistics
Excuse my reliance on Wikipedia tonight, it's not like me.
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 21:54
by itnAklipse
Hahaha, thanks! Disraeli of all people! Should've known
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 21:54
by mh
Cheese is processed to some extent anyway, so it's likely not going to have the same effect aside from in more extreme cases.
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 21:55
by itnAklipse
You're a wealth of occult information.
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 21:58
by 6FeetOver
Wikipedia's one of my very favorite sources of reading material.
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 21:59
by itnAklipse
i generalyl don't trust wikipedia except in utterly neutral subjects.
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:00
by 6FeetOver
I never said that I *trusted* it...
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:00
by itnAklipse
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:02
by boudicca
itnAklipse wrote:i generalyl don't trust wikipedia except in utterly neutral subjects.
Define "neutral"
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:02
by smiscandlon
itnAklipse wrote:there's a saying in finnish, btw, which translates roughly into:
lie - gross lie - statistics
And a recent study showed that 67% of statistics are made up, anyway.
Ah, the old ones are the best...
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:04
by itnAklipse
Good point, i commend you!
And hand you a silver star.
And concede.
i don't trust wikipedia on any topic
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:05
by 6FeetOver
100% of silver stars belong to me, dammit!
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:06
by boudicca
I've got a gold one so
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:06
by itnAklipse
Come now children, there's enough of them for everyone. Look here, i have a bagful!
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:07
by 6FeetOver
Pfffft! Those are just tin.
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:09
by James Blast
mh wrote:SINsister wrote:James Blast wrote:Cheesy Wotsits?
Probably not, actually - aren't most Asians lactose intolerant?
That would be assuming there's anything even remotely resembling real cheese in a Cheesy Wotsit.
thanke
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:10
by itnAklipse
Sinnie, i didn't know you were well versed in chemical analysis of metals.
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:17
by James Blast
of course you are, Oh fount of knowledge!?
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:19
by 6FeetOver
I'm well-versed in quite a few things; wholly and utterly ignorant, in others. But I fully admit to it, see...
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:21
by itnAklipse
All i know is, and live by, is
'every man and every woman is a starre'
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 22:22
by smiscandlon
SINsister wrote:I'm well-versed in quite a few things; wholly and utterly ignorant, in others. But I fully admit to it, see...
I've always believed there is true wisdom in knowing your own limitations...