International Stuff 1850

I still can't figure out why your posts don't quote right, but this happens on explorer, no matter where i post from, but not every time. weird. sorry about the weird quoting, but i can't get it to do what it's supposed to.

When I have salty food (like a tiny piece of pizza) I'm getting so much thirsty that I usually swallow half a gallon plain water or "sugarless" orange juice - afterwards.

Btw, what you had eaten at Sedona's (among others) it's spelled "carpaccio" -

salt has never bothered me, and in fact, i crave it all the time, and certainly more than anything sweet.

What is sugarless orange juice, I mean, how do they get the sugar out

you may be right about the beef, except I have tried many carpaccio's before, but this one tasted very different, but i can't come up with the difference.

i always thought it was carapaccio because i think of carapace when I think of this word. It probably has no relationship to carapace at all.

this to

"green grbutt" Lindau (Bodensee) area to get it really "fresh". Later-on, during school days, I had as breakfast 1 liter milk along with "Brandt Zwieback" - (1)

Even as an adult, I'm still used to drink 1 liter milk daily with mixing it myself using 1 spoon powdry Ovomatine in one cup. Yet no more Zwieback, though.

i know that a great many people are disabled to drink milk. just plain milk can make me really sick, (I can't even get past the smell), but if i have cheese or yogurt, I do good..

are you not allowed to eat zwieback because you grew up?

mk5000

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