Alas poor Yorick. My FBG was 11.7 mmo/lt today, better than 13.0 yesterday. Off booze for Lent, four days now, so think my liver is playing games.The site uses Xenforo software so they probably use the 'naughty sheet' which is an automated process that replaces swear words with asterisks. We changed the sheet on my site and had the swear words replaced with Shakesperean insults (you can find them online), much more fun
All new to this meter-wise, learnt that fruit causes spikes, next experiment is fruit with a lot of yummy Greek yoghurt. Some days of low spirits, hopefully behind me.
In case you really are serious about your lack of familiarity with this.OK I have no idea about that last one, and yet it's very familiar; with a bit of paraphrasing: "... discussing existing faults with DCUK crew: 'Rats! This fruitbat meter!'"
Trouble is if it was Shakesperean in the original it would still be full of swear words.The site uses Xenforo software so they probably use the 'naughty sheet' which is an automated process that replaces swear words with asterisks. We changed the sheet on my site and had the swear words replaced with Shakesperean insults (you can find them online), much more fun
Away, you starvelling, you elf-skin, you dried neat’s-tongue, bull’s-pizzle, you stock-fish!
Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow (keep off those carbs.) Thanks for welcome and good advice.Greek yoghurt..plus good.
Berries...blueberries, blackberries, strawberries a good choice
Other fruits CAN impact BG's
So double ungood.
( All the Shakespeare got me thinking theatricals .and 1984 came to mind for the speech.)
Oh and welcome to the forum @True Blue
In case you really are serious about your lack of familiarity with this.
It is Read The F'ing Manual (sort of.)
Have the T2 annual review in 10 days time.
Still new to this meter-wise, .
Only pizzle is a certain part of the anatomy so he was actually calling someone a prick in fact a skinny prick though the bull's pizzle was often dried out and then used a riding whip so Falstaff may of been just alluding to Prince Hal being a skiny person.See, so much better
Night night Karen and everyone, beware of the bogeyman
Trouble is if it was Shakesperean in the original it would still be full of swear words.
Or maybe not.
Away, you starvelling, you elf-skin, you dried neat’s-tongue, bull’s-pizzle, you stock-fish!
Night philNight night Karen and everyone, beware of the bogeyman
have to say it's the devils own job keeping everyone happy, but the level of wordage is pretty low, as @rhubarb73 post shows.
I do like the idea of shakespearean quotes instead though.
Hunted did not find..did find this among many others..
which kinda show we all have good in us.
and is this the problem of the decade ?
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