In a message dated 11/28/2001 6:28:10 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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> On Wednesday 28 Nov 2001 2:00 pm, Betty B wrote:
>  > My doctor told me this too, and advised that I supplement my
>  > nutritional intake with calcium, magnesium, and something else that
>  > I can't remember (although I'll bet Carla knows).
>  >
>
>  Eldest daughter (Ceri - the rugby player) cracked a bone in her
>  finger last weekend, I'm sure there would be a market for "calcium
>  enriched" lager among the student population!!
>
>  Cheers
>
>  Derfi
>
Probably can't hurt.  Do Ceri and her teammates have exposure to this kind of
information from their coach?  Also, athletes often consume electrolyte
replacement drinks, no?  I wonder if some brands have a content of calcium
and/or magnesium?  Maybe one brand would be better for them than another
(which necessarily follows, duh).  See, sometimes I have to say these stupid,
extra things that don't mean anything more than the last thing I said.  I
mean, I am sometimes repetitive without reason.  I reiterate, you see (no, a
question mark does not go here, by the way, it's a familial thing.  My
grandmother did it.  Her grandmother did it.  I did it.  But I used
protection -- HA!).

Ergo, Embryno

Sorry guys, I know this is a little rough for the list, but come on!  Be a
good sport and let me off the hook, just this once, won't you?  You know
somebody's laughing their a** off who might otherwise not have been laughing
tonight.

Beep Beep, Beep Beep, Yeah!

Am I hungry, or do I need to go to bed early?

I need to go to bed early.

Nite all