I'll check with the the wife after she get's me #4 :SIB
She said no..........wanted to make sure I had enough money for beer :SIB
Good woman!
Maybe someone has a link she can checkout to sharpen it herself :shrug:
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I'll check with the the wife after she get's me #4 :SIB
She said no..........wanted to make sure I had enough money for beer :SIB
Good woman!
Maybe someone has a link she can checkout to sharpen it herself :shrug:
She's a "GOOD WOMAN"............I have her training for the winter right now............Doing wind sprints to the fridge and back for beers....
She's looking pretty good right now.......probably can handle a good Nor'Easter and still bring me a 6 pack & 2 Bourbons at this moment.......It's still early in winter training though.........
#4 just arrived with the 6 little words we all love to hear.........
"Can I get you anything elses.........."
Lifes good! :00hour
The weekend has officially started!!! :00hour
#6 and just listened to this......http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7_U-zj2gfE
#6 and just listened to this......http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7_U-zj2gfE
:mj07: :142hump: Hell you're taking the day off tomorrow!
#7.....still going down just fine!!!
#6------------#2 Bourbon, I need an exchange rate chart for bourbon + beer...........
Anyone :shrug:
That's easy.....
Phytoestrogenic substances have previously been isolated and identified in two alcoholic beverages: bourbon and beer. To delineate the relative potencies of the estrogenic substances of plant origin thus far identified in these commonly consumed alcoholic beverages, we evaluated the ability of biochanin A, β-sitosterol, genistein, and daidzein to bind to cytosolic estrogen receptor binding sites. The in vitro studies demonstrated that each of the contained substances was capable of effectively competing for cytosolic estrogen receptor binding sites of rat liver and uterus. Further, the two phytoestrogens constituents of bourbon, β-sitosterol and biochanin A, were less potent than those present in beer. Given the high concentration of β-sitosterol in bourbon, we chose to evaluate the estrogenicity of β-sitosterol in vivo using ovariectomized rats. β-sitosterol was administered either daily or intermittently at 3 doses, based on amounts previously determined to be present in bourbon. The in vivo studies demonstrated that β-sitosterol is capable of producing a weak estrogenic effect only at the lowest dose (6.2 μg/dl) administered intermittently. These responses suggest that β-sitosterol may be weakly estrogenic at low doses, but is unable to maintain such an effect at higher doses.
