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- 04-01-2006, 03:35 PM #1Elite Kiki ELITE MEMBER
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Laura Lean's 96% fat free grass fed Ground Beef
Anyone try this? I bought a couple LB's and cooked it up in and it was good.
Total ownage.
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- 04-01-2006, 04:52 PM #2Elite Kiki ELITE MEMBER
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Total ownage. Originally Posted by kbm8795
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Bump for what? It's extra lean ground beef, and you said it tasted good, so what else do you want? Attention? Originally Posted by BigDyl art@designersupps.com
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Originally Posted by 40-yard dash_2
Look "pal," I think I've had just about enough of your trollish behavoir.
Total ownage. Originally Posted by kbm8795
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in Bigdyl's defense, there's a threefold purpose to this thread:
1)possibly expose people to the possibility that there is a very lean ground beef available, and that it tastes good
2) allow someone to correct Bigdyl's beef eating habit and tell him that while that beef is lean, it's still not as good as chicken for x, y, and z reasons.
3) allows people to see the prevelance of people that eat ground beef. Sorta like an informal poll.
So if you cant comprehend that, don't post a bitchy response. You're better off keeping your hand on your dick where it was before you responded.
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in Bigdyl's defense, there's a threefold purpose to this thread:
1)possibly expose people to the possibility that there is a very lean ground beef available, and that it tastes good
2) allow someone to correct Bigdyl's beef eating habit and tell him that while that beef is lean, it's still not as good as chicken for x, y, and z reasons.
3) allows people to see the prevelance of people that eat ground beef. Sorta like an informal poll.
So if you cant comprehend that, don't post a bitchy response. You're better off keeping your hand on your dick where it was before you responded.
- 04-02-2006, 04:02 AM #7Registered User
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in Bigdyl's defense, there's a threefold purpose to this thread:
1)possibly expose people to the possibility that there is a very lean ground beef available, and that it tastes good
2) allow someone to correct Bigdyl's beef eating habit and tell him that while that beef is lean, it's still not as good as chicken for x, y, and z reasons.
3) allows people to see the prevelance of people that eat ground beef. Sorta like an informal poll.
So if you cant comprehend that, don't post a bitchy response. You're better off keeping your hand on your dick where it was before you responded.
- 04-02-2006, 10:11 AM #8fiendish thingy ELITE MEMBER
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in Bigdyl's defense, there's a threefold purpose to this thread:
1)possibly expose people to the possibility that there is a very lean ground beef available, and that it tastes good
2) allow someone to correct Bigdyl's beef eating habit and tell him that while that beef is lean, it's still not as good as chicken for x, y, and z reasons.
3) allows people to see the prevelance of people that eat ground beef. Sorta like an informal poll.
So if you cant comprehend that, don't post a bitchy response. You're better off keeping your hand on your dick where it was before you responded.
- 04-02-2006, 10:11 AM #9fiendish thingy ELITE MEMBER
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- 04-02-2006, 10:23 AM #10the unbanned
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in Bigdyl's defense, there's a threefold purpose to this thread:
1)possibly expose people to the possibility that there is a very lean ground beef available, and that it tastes good
2) allow someone to correct Bigdyl's beef eating habit and tell him that while that beef is lean, it's still not as good as chicken for x, y, and z reasons.
3) allows people to see the prevelance of people that eat ground beef. Sorta like an informal poll.
So if you cant comprehend that, don't post a bitchy response. You're better off keeping your hand on your dick where it was before you responded.
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Yes, Laura's beef is very good and hormone free. I find it too expensive which is why I shop at a health food/farmers market for organic beef and pay half the price of what Laura's beef goes for.
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