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Yes, it would be the height of laziness, but why not!!
Every night I have a fairly big salad and it can take quite some time to chew it all down, and I've been thinking: Why not just put it into a blender and drink it instead!!!! And save myself a lot of work! After all, I'm retired now, and don't I deserve this luxury!!!!
I'm even thinking of doing it with other food I labor over, getting it down the hatch. Just blend it instead!
I still have good teeth, but why does it take so long to get it down the hatch?
You're in Tucson, just eat tamales and refried beans if you don't care about texture...
Keep in mind the op posted in the economic forum a complaint about credit scores when he got turned down. He was upset when he didn’t return some cable equipment and his score took a hit. He didn’t feel that was fair. He also said he relied on astrology on picking tenants and said I was lazy for not researching the validity of astrology.
Kind of a strange bird overall.
You could at least know the symbols for the signs of the zodiac. Gemini rules birds. So you're wrong, I'm not a strange bird, I'm a Ram! And you sound like you could be a Goat! Both Pence and Trump are birds, and birds go tweet-tweet!
I do like to cook, and I just made some lasagna yesterday, which doesn't require much chewing. The way I make my salads is I add cut up cauliflower, broccoli, Kale, lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, celery and carrots, Argentine style. I usually make up a huge batch and eat it for 5 days. Chewing all that is a lot of work!
Why not just chop it into very fine pieces? You could use a food processor or a vegetable chopper. Adding salad dressing and then processing would let you drink it from a mug or glass.
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My sentiments exactly.
In addition, I guess we're supposed to think the OP is nuts, when others freely share that they've been following him around the board, and that [according to their notes ] he's a "strange bird." He's a strange bird?
When I read that thread title, I laughed my asinine off. Some sour and dour types simply have no sense of humor.
Yep, just assume I'm a sour person. I frequent the economics forum and just happened to come upon his credit score post. Not following him around at all as I am always over there. I guess you probably use astrology to make your financial decisions too so I can see why you might think I am the strange one since I don't.
You also probably think credit scores should be not used to judge whether someone qualifies for a loan too just like the OP.
I'm not a dentist but I'm pretty sure that chewing is good for you because it increases circulation in your jawbone and that's good for your teeth.
And I LOVE texture in my food- living on purees, no matter how healthy the contents, would be boring!
Chewing helps release saliva and mixes it with your food, which is important for good digestion. As said, it keeps your jaws and teeth in better condition.
I first thought it was about chewing gum, I like to chew gum. It’s strengthened my jaws, keep the dentist away. That on top of eating an apple a day.
Shows the Cultural difference...
Being from Texas people talk about chewing, that's referring to tobacco. I thought he was going to give up his Skoal.
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] he's a "strange bird." 
He's a strange bird?
