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    If you were starving could you survive longer by eating chunks out your limbs?

    Or if you were thirsty could you cut yourself and drink some of your blood to "trick" your body into thinking it was getting a drink? Or would your body use more energy repairing the damage you caused than it provided you with?
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    Im looking for a chili recipe with no tomato chunks and no beans.?

    I usually do not like homemade Chili but my husband loves it. I hate cooked tomatoes and he said real chili doesn't have beans so I dont know haha. Any ideas? No, I am not from Texas I am from Arkansas. I actually like chili from the can but want to try something new for the husband. Wow that...
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    Im looking for a chili recipe with no tomato chunks and no beans.?

    I usually do not like homemade Chili but my husband loves it. I hate cooked tomatoes and he said real chili doesn't have beans so I dont know haha. Any ideas? No, I am not from Texas I am from Arkansas. I actually like chili from the can but want to try something new for the husband. Wow that...
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    can you cook small chunks of smoked ready-to-cook ham in soup?

    im making soup (in a crock pot) and have a smoked-ready-to-cook "pork shoulder picnic" cut of ham and am wondering if i cut it into small cubes if it will safely cook
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    can you cook small chunks of smoked ready-to-cook ham in soup?

    im making soup (in a crock pot) and have a smoked-ready-to-cook "pork shoulder picnic" cut of ham and am wondering if i cut it into small cubes if it will safely cook
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    can you cook small chunks of smoked ready-to-cook ham in soup?

    im making soup (in a crock pot) and have a smoked-ready-to-cook "pork shoulder picnic" cut of ham and am wondering if i cut it into small cubes if it will safely cook
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    White chunks on tonsils?

    Off an on my whole life I have had these white "things" that appear on my tonsils. If you push on one side of the tonsil you can pop them out. They are hard and yellowish-white in color. After popping them out, they leave a hole in the tonsil that eventually fills back in over time. I spoke...
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