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I would like my zucchini stew with shrimp - chairman - 08-09-2015

I would like my zucchini stew with shrimp


Re: I would like my zucchini stew with shrimp - Kwami - 08-09-2015

[quote author=The Chairman link=topic=99439.msg650227#msg650227 date=1439090999]
I would like my zucchini stew with shrimp
[/quote] What are you talking about? You don't seem to be very bright


Re: I would like my zucchini stew with shrimp - chairman - 08-09-2015

who ever told you that you were bright


Re: I would like my zucchini stew with shrimp - chairman - 08-09-2015

the only brights you ever had was eating rice raw


Re: I would like my zucchini stew with shrimp - ketchim - 08-09-2015

[quote author=The Chairman link=topic=99439.msg650232#msg650232 date=1439092592]
the only brights you ever had was eating raw rice
[/quote]

Some of the home remedies for Bright’s disease include carrot juice, bananas, avocados, grapes, cucumbers,

asparagus, celery, and parsley.  Wink


Re: I would like my zucchini stew with shrimp - chairman - 08-09-2015

;D ;D


Re: I would like my zucchini stew with shrimp - ketchim - 08-09-2015

https://www.organicfacts.net/home-remedies/home-remedies-for-brights-disease.html

It is caused due to an infection in the kidney by streptococcus bacteria, especially in children.  Wink

The term is no longer in use, first noted by English physician Richard Bright in 1827, hence the name, which in today’s world

has only a historic application.