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Old 06-22-2007, 09:19 AM   #1
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Default I See Why James Had High Blood Pressure

It was all that greasy, artery-clogging pork that Florida cooked for him. Chit'lins AND pork chops all in one meal? That was a heart attack just waiting to happen.
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Not only that, at the end of that hypertension episode, the doctor told him his cholesterol was a little high. That's just as bad as hypertension. They were so worried about hypertension, they overlooked cholesterol.
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They were poor and had little education. What did they know about proper nutrition?
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Plus they couldn't afford HEALTHY FOOD, Healthy Food is very expensive. Unhealthy Food is much cheaper and gets you to the next day
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Plus they couldn't afford HEALTHY FOOD, Healthy Food is very expensive. Unhealthy Food is much cheaper and gets you to the next day
Yeah, that's exactly what she told that woman doctor (Paula Kelly) in season 6.
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Yeah, that's exactly what she told that woman doctor (Paula Kelly) in season 6.

Yup, It's called Survival
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Well the doctor did advise cottage cheese. uke:

There is always rice, beans and vegetables. But when a man gets hungry, he doesn't want to come home to that stuff. James looked like a man who wanted a MEAL.
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Well the doctor did advise cottage cheese. uke:

There is always rice, beans and vegetables. But when a man gets hungry, he doesn't want to come home to that stuff. James looked like a man who wanted a MEAL.

I know that was a dumb a$$ suggesstion-lol Eat cottage cheese by itself???-lol
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He probably wanted Florida to substitute cottage cheese in place of hamhocks or chitlins. Besides, I don't think there was much pork chops and other meats in the diet since they always complained of high meat costs.
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He probably wanted Florida to substitute cottage cheese in place of hamhocks or chitlins. Besides, I don't think there was much pork chops and other meats in the diet since they always complained of high meat costs.

Meat is still high today, yesterday I bought porkchops and they were $8.25 and some ground turkey for $6. So not much has changed in 30 years lol.
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Meat is still high today, yesterday I bought porkchops and they were $8.25 and some ground turkey for $6. So not much has changed in 30 years lol.

One of the reasons I never liked pork chops was because of all the FAT around the edges
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Meat is still high today, yesterday I bought porkchops and they were $8.25 and some ground turkey for $6. So not much has changed in 30 years lol.
DAMN!!! I would think in your state with all the cattle you all have it would be lower. I have a thing of pork chops in the freezer and it was only $4.50 for 5 large pieces. WTF??? why such a discrepency?

Solomon, buy pork chops with no fat on them or lean pork chops.
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DAMN!!! I would think in your state with all the cattle you all have it would be lower. I have a thing of pork chops in the freezer and it was only $4.50 for 5 large pieces. WTF??? why such a discrepency?

Solomon, buy pork chops with no fat on them or lean pork chops.
They also have boneless pork chops too.
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They also have boneless pork chops too.
Oh those are good! There are a variety of ways to get your pork chops.
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He probably wanted Florida to substitute cottage cheese in place of hamhocks or chitlins. Besides, I don't think there was much pork chops and other meats in the diet since they always complained of high meat costs.

Exactly, it was Fatbacks and Collard Greens. They couldn't afford the good meat and vegetables.
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