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[the H team]

I'm not sure, is there a color you would prefer?, I thought pink was rather nice!

bright neon lime green or an electric blue.

[rockit]

caller 9

[electric_viking]

bright neon lime green or an electric blue.

electric blue is my favourite colour!

[Mmmme...]

**PLEASE READ**

Cake Mixes & Toxins

Please share this information with friends and family. You never know whose life you may save by doing so. For those of you at work, PLEASE remember to check your cupboards when you get home!

Confirmed by Snopes:

http://www.snopes.com/medical/toxins/pancake.aspA student at HBHS (high school) had pancakes this week and it almost became fatal. His Mom (registered nurse) made him pancakes, dropped him off at school and headed to play tennis. She never takes her cell phone on the court but did this time and her son called to say he was having trouble breathing. She told him to go to the nurse immediately and proceeded to call school and alert the nurse. The nurse called the paramedics and they were there in 3 minutes and worked on the boy all the way to the hospital. He came so close to dying. Evidently this is more common then I ever knew. Check the expiration dates on packages like pancakes and cake mixes that have yeast which over time develop spores. Apparently, the mold that forms in old mixes can be toxic! Throw away ALL OUTDATED pancake mix, brownie mixes, Bisquick, cake & cookie mixes, etc., you have in your home.
P.S. Tell this to your children, grandchildren, nephews, nieces and anyone else who keeps these types of mixes in the cupboard.

[the H team]

thank you, my friend

[rockit]

Ringo ww - USSR

[the H team]

beatles ww-USSR

[tad01]

Beatles WW = USSR

[electric_viking]

thank you, my friend

that was getting a little steamy you two...lol

[karmac]

**PLEASE READ**

Cake Mixes & Toxins

Please share this information with friends and family. You never know whose life you may save by doing so. For those of you at work, PLEASE remember to check your cupboards when you get home!

Confirmed by Snopes:

http://www.snopes.com/medical/toxins/pancake.aspA student at HBHS (high school) had pancakes this week and it almost became fatal. His Mom (registered nurse) made him pancakes, dropped him off at school and headed to play tennis. She never takes her cell phone on the court but did this time and her son called to say he was having trouble breathing. She told him to go to the nurse immediately and proceeded to call school and alert the nurse. The nurse called the paramedics and they were there in 3 minutes and worked on the boy all the way to the hospital. He came so close to dying. Evidently this is more common then I ever knew. Check the expiration dates on packages like pancakes and cake mixes that have yeast which over time develop spores. Apparently, the mold that forms in old mixes can be toxic! Throw away ALL OUTDATED pancake mix, brownie mixes, Bisquick, cake & cookie mixes, etc., you have in your home.
P.S. Tell this to your children, grandchildren, nephews, nieces and anyone else who keeps these types of mixes in the cupboard.

I never even look for expiry dates on these items.

[karmac]

that was getting a little steamy you two...lol

they must have seen the UPS guy I was talking about too!

[truenorthstrongnfree]

I never even look for expiry dates on these items.

I have a box of Jello instant pudding mix up in my cupboard from the summer before last. It's going in the garbage when I get home. I always figured "it's a POWDER, how would it go bad?"

[Mmmme...]

Karmac

You are so funny! Have you ever watched Sex in the City?

You remind me of Samantha Jones, only her interest was the Fed-Ex guy
who caught her fancy!!

they must have seen the UPS guy I was talking about too!

[Mmmme...]

You do not check expiry dates?

Do you for milk, eggs, even pet food? Seriously, even snack foods have them in addition to lotions and creams for face and body, and sunscreen too!

I never even look for expiry dates on these items.

[Mmmme...]

Buzz Kill, or how to watch the World Cup in peace!



If you've watched even one World Cup soccer game this week, you've probably noticed that torturous, mosquito-like buzzing sound permeating the game's broadcast. It's those pesky, fan-borne vuvuzelas, whose sound - with a little help from the good geeks at lifehaker.com - can now be filtered out.

As long as your game-watching device has an equalizer, the trick is pretty simple. A vuvuzela burps at a few specific frequencies. The equalizer function on your computer, television or stereo will allow you to "duck" or reduce the output of those frequencies from your speakers, but keep all the other frequencies unchanged. This results in a soccer match that's plenty loud but also much easier on the ears. Lifehacker.com has uploaded a video with all the details, and a before-and-after sequence will blow your mind - as long as the Vuvuzelas haven't done that already.

Watch: the video on how to dismantle the Vuvuzelas sound

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gk5cnCGgq0I&feature=player_embedded