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Completely unfair of course but a friend passed this to me and it made me smile......

 

The first woman is 51 yrs old.

 

She is TV health guru Gillian McKeith, advocating a holistic approach to nutrition and health, promoting exercise, and a vegetarian diet high in organic fruits and vegetables.

 

She recommends detox diets, colonic irrigation, and supplements.

 

The 2nd woman is also 51.

She is Nigella Lawson... a TV cook, who eats meat, butter, and desserts.

 

... and, she washes it all down with wine!

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Completely unfair of course but a friend passed this to me and it made me smile......

 

The first woman is 51 yrs old.

 

She is TV health guru Gillian McKeith, advocating a holistic approach to nutrition and health, promoting exercise, and a vegetarian diet high in organic fruits and vegetables.

 

She recommends detox diets, colonic irrigation, and supplements.

 

The 2nd woman is also 51.

She is Nigella Lawson... a TV cook, who eats meat, butter, and desserts.

 

... and, she washes it all down with wine!

 

Party on!!! Woman #1 may live to be 140, but dang... who needs that?

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Completely unfair of course but a friend passed this to me and it made me smile......

 

The first woman is 51 yrs old.

 

She is TV health guru Gillian McKeith, advocating a holistic approach to nutrition and health, promoting exercise, and a vegetarian diet high in organic fruits and vegetables.

 

She recommends detox diets, colonic irrigation, and supplements.

 

The 2nd woman is also 51.

She is Nigella Lawson... a TV cook, who eats meat, butter, and desserts.

 

... and, she washes it all down with wine!

 

I looooove Nigella! :stick out tongue: Hmmm i wonder if she has an ipad app?? hehe.

 

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Somehow, I doubt this is a photo of the same woman mentioned, but the photo was used in the article...

 

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A northeastern Pennsylvania woman is suing a South Jersey-based maker of frozen treats and other snack foods, claiming that she was wrongfully fired because she wore a prosthetic manhood to work.

 

Pauline Davis, 45, wore the device to the J&J Snack Foods plant in Moosic, Lackawanna County, while she contemplated a gender change, according to a federal civil-rights complaint filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Scranton. She confided in several co-workers about the device, and someone told management, according to the complaint. She subsequently was fired from her job as a packer/line inspector. Her termination, she claims, was discriminatory because a male co-worker who wore female clothing and prostheses and took hormone treatments was not fired nor disciplined.

 

Further, argued her Bucks County-based attorney, Lalena J. Turchi, her fake wiener was concealed and “in no way interfered with her ability to do her job.” Davis filed a complaint in March 2010 with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission office in Philadelphia, claiming gender and gender-identity discrimination. She is seeking back pay, damages for suffering and humiliation, and punitive damages, according to this week’s lawsuit.

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does anyone know where is this place?

 

Tams,

 

Couldn't find it, but it looks a lot like one of the mountain pass highways found in the Alps... possibly at the lower elevations.

 

I stubbled across these photos of the Guoliang Tunnel in China... had to share.

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