What's Happening???

I think they ruled out suicide, but you never know. Just gotta wait and see. He pitched just TWO days ago. I'll prolly go to the stadium tomorrow to leave some flowers or something.

 

Sorry Mate......Actually I Read This A Few Hours Ago In The Sydney Morning Herald But

I Didn't Connect The Two.



Cheers Glen.

 

i just meant billed. sometimes non emergency /emergency can be bill separate.

 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MATEY!




CHEERS GLEN!

 

^^^^^....Thank's Pete.....



Cheers Glen.

 

Around here they would bill me for driving past a hospital if they thought they could get away with it...

 

I dunno why you're giving me a frowny face, you didnt say nothin bout no babies

But I did look it up
Lactase production slows down in humans around age 2

 

Happy Birthday @GLENGLEN

 

My post said that most western adults have that deviation. I thought this + the fact most kids drink milk would imply it was an adult thing. I guess I expected better from you But I stand corrected: could made it more clear.
Still, hard to see this deviation as an error though. *points finger and laughs at asians!*

 

That there may follow many years (he lives on the other side of the world anyway ) :cheers2:

 

I needed to hear it from the EXPERT. And I also needed to know why

Google has spoken. Case dismissed

 

Ah, so you now know why this deviation occurs? :-D
Please, enlighten us!

 

Well I didnt look up your dutchie anomaly specifically, but I can infer
Babies produce a lot of the enzyme lactase, which breaks down lactose
Lactase production slows down around age 2
But not in the Dutch apparently

 

@Asmodean, you've gotta try cashew milk. It's quite rich and creamy for someone who is a big dairy fan.

 

Not only the dutch. Lots of europeans. There are a few other groups of people too. Some ethnicity in Africa. Could be the Masai.
But yes, all adults originally stopped producing that enzym.

I'm a moderate dairy lover. Not that big on milk. Well, I like it just fine but rarely consume in large quantities. So I don't see the need to replace it with some alternative lookalike substance. I'm good

 

It's not that... This is so good it's worth trying - regardless of whether you want to replace your milk or not. If you ever have the chance try some. It's seriously good!

I keep trying to tell my mother the same thing, but she's defensive about it. She likes paying far less for a gallon of milk than for a 1/2 gallon of something else (cashew milk). I suppose they don't measure it in gallons there though. You get the drift... she doesn't want to pay more to fix something that isn't broken.

I'm so impressed because it's really rich and creamy for something that doesn't have much fat or calories!

 

You've convinced me, Soul. Will give it a try when I see it somewhere.

 

Show me the tit on a cashew

 

I drink way to much almond milk to switch to cow milk.. probably hurt my belly.