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I was going to have a big chicken wing fry on Saturday, but I had to
cancel it because I broke a tooth. I broke a tooth doing one of my
favorite things in the world--eating chicken wings. Over the past few
days I've had household projects that left me in quite a bit of pain.
All of these projects were things that I really should have hired a
handyman for, but I was stubborn. Then, yesterday evening I snapped my
thumb in a rat trap. This morning I told Betsy that I had only one goal
for today. That was not getting hurt. Then this afternoon I bit down on
a stray bit of chicken bone from a miscut wing, and a piece of my tooth
broke off. No chewy food until I get this fixed next Monday.

I've been thinking of what I can eat.

Refried beans. No tostada for Saturday lunch. Just a couple of sides of
beans and lots of salsa.
Cheesy spinach. I've got 2.5 pounds of fresh spinach in the fridge.
Egg drop soup, including with well boiled rice.
Pasta sauce with ricotta/cottage cheese and fresh Mozzarella, and I
guess pasta if I cooked it to mushy.
Avocados. We have quite a few of those.
Eggs, fried boiled or scrambled.
Pulverized citrus. We got some wonderful grapefruits at ALDI yesterday.
If anyone finds themself at ALDI, the bags of "Winter Sweet" brand
grapefruits really are sweet.
Mashed potatoes and carrots. I can make faux gravy with the gravy base.
I could even use some of those drummies to make stock/broth, both for
gravy and soup.
Cheesecake. Especially the no bake.
Chocolate. We've got a lot of super premium chocolate, and there's milk.
I hope the cold doesn't hurt. I could happily enough drink room temp
milk, but I can't say the same for beer.
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Bryan Simmons wrote on 2/26/2026 5:00 PM:

I was going to have a big chicken wing fry on Saturday, but I had to
cancel it because I broke a tooth.

Chef, you are getting old. Your teeth, and all your other bones are
decaying. It's the same with me and most all the other old farts here.

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On Thu, 26 Feb 2026 17:38:14 -0600
Hank Rogers <Hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:

Bryan Simmons wrote on 2/26/2026 5:00 PM:

I was going to have a big chicken wing fry on Saturday, but I had
to cancel it because I broke a tooth.

Chef, you are getting old. Your teeth, and all your other bones are decaying. It's the same with me and most all the other old farts
here.

He's never said much about calcium, though he's a cheeser big time!

Needs more creamed spinach.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/fgisul4JL4M?feature=share

Not garlic...

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On 2026-02-26, Hank Rogers wrote:

Chef, you are getting old. Your teeth,
and all your other bones are decaying.

According to Bryan, one bone is more important than the rest.

It's the same with me and most all the other old farts here.

I had a new crown a few weeks ago, but did not mention
it because I did not want to seem too similar to Trump.

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Mike Duffy wrote on 2/27/2026 5:53 PM:

I had a new crown

Really?


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On 2/27/2026 6:53 PM, Mike Duffy wrote:

On 2026-02-26, Hank Rogers wrote:

Chef, you are getting old. Your teeth,
and all your other bones are decaying.

According to Bryan, one bone is more important than the rest.

It's the same with me and most all the other old farts here.

I had a new crown a few weeks ago, but did not mention
it because I did not want to seem too similar to Trump.

Yes, of course. The most important parts of the body is the brain, the
heart and the Kuthe bone.
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On 27 Feb 2026 23:53:30 GMT, Mike Duffy <mxduffy@bell.net> wrote:

On 2026-02-26, Hank Rogers wrote:

Chef, you are getting old. Your teeth,
and all your other bones are decaying.

According to Bryan, one bone is more important than the rest.

It's the same with me and most all the other old farts here.

I had a new crown a few weeks ago, but did not mention
it because I did not want to seem too similar to Trump.

Has he been crowned?
--
Bruce
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On 2026-02-28, Hank Rogers wrote:

Mike Duffy wrote on 2/27/2026 5:53 PM:

I had a new crown

Really?

The old one broke with a Russet apple, but I had
been eating some Costco peanuts earlier that day.

Of course, more to the point, like Bryan, I have been
chewing on animal bones for the better part of a century.

I was really pissed-off once reading a 'Scientific
American' article which stated that primitive
humans used rocks to split animal bones 'to get
to the nutritious marrow'. Of course it should read:
'to get to the delicious marrow'.

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On 28 Feb 2026 01:40:51 GMT, Mike Duffy <mxduffy@bell.net> wrote:

On 2026-02-28, Hank Rogers wrote:

Mike Duffy wrote on 2/27/2026 5:53 PM:

I had a new crown

Really?

The old one broke with a Russet apple, but I had
been eating some Costco peanuts earlier that day.

Of course, more to the point, like Bryan, I have been
chewing on animal bones for the better part of a century.

I was really pissed-off once reading a 'Scientific
American' article which stated that primitive
humans used rocks to split animal bones 'to get
to the nutritious marrow'. Of course it should read:
'to get to the delicious marrow'.

Do you still do that in your back yard?
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Bruce
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On 2/27/2026 5:53 PM, Mike Duffy wrote:

On 2026-02-26, Hank Rogers wrote:

Chef, you are getting old. Your teeth,
and all your other bones are decaying.

According to Bryan, one bone is more important than the rest.

Humans do not have bacula.
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--Bryan https://www.instagram.com/bryangsimmons/

For your safety and protection, this sig. has been thoroughly
tested on laboratory animals.

"Most of the food described here is nauseating.
We're just too courteous to say so."
-- Cindy Hamilton
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