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"What type of cheese? " Smegma, I've been collecting for days. | |||
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"Is that really a thing? Got a kg in the fridge. For science?" Would recommend at least half of it | |||
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"they say it gives you nightmares sounds cheesy to me " This is what I'm hoping. | |||
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"What type of cheese? Smegma, I've been collecting for days." Well, in that case, no morning reports required  | |||
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"Yeah, do it frequently. Sometimes eat a chunk of cheese while I’m waiting for me dinner to cook, that’s usually about this time of day. Good strong cheddar , cut into large fingers and dunked in the top of a marmite jar. Sometimes gotta put the marmite in the microwave for twenty seconds just to make it runny enough for dunkin’" That actually sounds amazing. | |||
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"What type of cheese? Smegma, I've been collecting for days. Well, in that case, no morning reports required "You're right... Live updates is the way to go. | |||
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"Apparently the nightmares thing is a myth from A Christmas Carol. It actually helps you sleep. " Is that so? Either way sounds good to me. | |||
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"I totally read the title as Chinese before bed. My first thought was prawn cracker crumbs." Chinese in bed is standard procedure in this place.  | |||
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"Apparently the nightmares thing is a myth from A Christmas Carol. It actually helps you sleep. " These bluer and stinkier cheeses can contain relatively high amounts of certain biologically active compounds which occur as by-products of bacterial or fungal metabolism. These compounds include some amines which can have psychoactive properties, including tryptamine (chemically related to tryptophan) and tyramine which have been isolated from a number of cheeses and occur in highest quantities in highly matured cheeses. | |||
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"Apparently the nightmares thing is a myth from A Christmas Carol. It actually helps you sleep. These bluer and stinkier cheeses can contain relatively high amounts of certain biologically active compounds which occur as by-products of bacterial or fungal metabolism. These compounds include some amines which can have psychoactive properties, including tryptamine (chemically related to tryptophan) and tyramine which have been isolated from a number of cheeses and occur in highest quantities in highly matured cheeses." Ooooh get you! LittlemissmistressWikipedia | |||
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"Apparently the nightmares thing is a myth from A Christmas Carol. It actually helps you sleep. These bluer and stinkier cheeses can contain relatively high amounts of certain biologically active compounds which occur as by-products of bacterial or fungal metabolism. These compounds include some amines which can have psychoactive properties, including tryptamine (chemically related to tryptophan) and tyramine which have been isolated from a number of cheeses and occur in highest quantities in highly matured cheeses. Ooooh get you! LittlemissmistressWikipedia" It's also why you shouldn't eat cheese with certain types of antidepressants, making ( monoamine oxidase inhibitors) | |||
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"Apparently the nightmares thing is a myth from A Christmas Carol. It actually helps you sleep. These bluer and stinkier cheeses can contain relatively high amounts of certain biologically active compounds which occur as by-products of bacterial or fungal metabolism. These compounds include some amines which can have psychoactive properties, including tryptamine (chemically related to tryptophan) and tyramine which have been isolated from a number of cheeses and occur in highest quantities in highly matured cheeses. Ooooh get you! LittlemissmistressWikipedia It's also why you shouldn't eat cheese with certain types of antidepressants, making ( monoamine oxidase inhibitors)" 
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"Apparently the nightmares thing is a myth from A Christmas Carol. It actually helps you sleep. These bluer and stinkier cheeses can contain relatively high amounts of certain biologically active compounds which occur as by-products of bacterial or fungal metabolism. These compounds include some amines which can have psychoactive properties, including tryptamine (chemically related to tryptophan) and tyramine which have been isolated from a number of cheeses and occur in highest quantities in highly matured cheeses. Ooooh get you! LittlemissmistressWikipedia It's also why you shouldn't eat cheese with certain types of antidepressants, making ( monoamine oxidase inhibitors)
What about SSRIs? "SSRI's are OK, but you should avoid grapefruit with them xx | |||
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"Apparently the nightmares thing is a myth from A Christmas Carol. It actually helps you sleep. These bluer and stinkier cheeses can contain relatively high amounts of certain biologically active compounds which occur as by-products of bacterial or fungal metabolism. These compounds include some amines which can have psychoactive properties, including tryptamine (chemically related to tryptophan) and tyramine which have been isolated from a number of cheeses and occur in highest quantities in highly matured cheeses. Ooooh get you! LittlemissmistressWikipedia It's also why you shouldn't eat cheese with certain types of antidepressants, making ( monoamine oxidase inhibitors)
What about SSRIs?
SSRI's are OK, but you should avoid grapefruit with them xx"I forgot about this. I've been eating grapefruit because it's low fodmap. Perhaps it's why I've not been feeling too well lately. | |||
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"Apparently the nightmares thing is a myth from A Christmas Carol. It actually helps you sleep. These bluer and stinkier cheeses can contain relatively high amounts of certain biologically active compounds which occur as by-products of bacterial or fungal metabolism. These compounds include some amines which can have psychoactive properties, including tryptamine (chemically related to tryptophan) and tyramine which have been isolated from a number of cheeses and occur in highest quantities in highly matured cheeses. Ooooh get you! LittlemissmistressWikipedia It's also why you shouldn't eat cheese with certain types of antidepressants, making ( monoamine oxidase inhibitors)
What about SSRIs?
SSRI's are OK, but you should avoid grapefruit with them xx
I forgot about this. I've been eating grapefruit because it's low fodmap. Perhaps it's why I've not been feeling too well lately. "Silly Nanna | |||
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"Apparently the nightmares thing is a myth from A Christmas Carol. It actually helps you sleep. These bluer and stinkier cheeses can contain relatively high amounts of certain biologically active compounds which occur as by-products of bacterial or fungal metabolism. These compounds include some amines which can have psychoactive properties, including tryptamine (chemically related to tryptophan) and tyramine which have been isolated from a number of cheeses and occur in highest quantities in highly matured cheeses. Ooooh get you! LittlemissmistressWikipedia It's also why you shouldn't eat cheese with certain types of antidepressants, making ( monoamine oxidase inhibitors)
What about SSRIs?
SSRI's are OK, but you should avoid grapefruit with them xx
I forgot about this. I've been eating grapefruit because it's low fodmap. Perhaps it's why I've not been feeling too well lately. "Don’t worry about it , get some cheese down ya, that’ll soon perk you up  | |||
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"With marmite of course." Of course | |||
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"With marmite of course." You are clearly a man of impeccable taste | |||
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"Apparently the nightmares thing is a myth from A Christmas Carol. It actually helps you sleep. These bluer and stinkier cheeses can contain relatively high amounts of certain biologically active compounds which occur as by-products of bacterial or fungal metabolism. These compounds include some amines which can have psychoactive properties, including tryptamine (chemically related to tryptophan) and tyramine which have been isolated from a number of cheeses and occur in highest quantities in highly matured cheeses. Ooooh get you! LittlemissmistressWikipedia It's also why you shouldn't eat cheese with certain types of antidepressants, making ( monoamine oxidase inhibitors)
What about SSRIs?
SSRI's are OK, but you should avoid grapefruit with them xx
I forgot about this. I've been eating grapefruit because it's low fodmap. Perhaps it's why I've not been feeling too well lately.
Silly Nanna"No-one told me not to eat grapefruit when I was originally given them. All I was told was I'll put on weight. | |||
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"Apparently the nightmares thing is a myth from A Christmas Carol. It actually helps you sleep. These bluer and stinkier cheeses can contain relatively high amounts of certain biologically active compounds which occur as by-products of bacterial or fungal metabolism. These compounds include some amines which can have psychoactive properties, including tryptamine (chemically related to tryptophan) and tyramine which have been isolated from a number of cheeses and occur in highest quantities in highly matured cheeses. Ooooh get you! LittlemissmistressWikipedia It's also why you shouldn't eat cheese with certain types of antidepressants, making ( monoamine oxidase inhibitors)
What about SSRIs?
SSRI's are OK, but you should avoid grapefruit with them xx
I forgot about this. I've been eating grapefruit because it's low fodmap. Perhaps it's why I've not been feeling too well lately.
Don’t worry about it , get some cheese down ya, that’ll soon perk you up "I have to have lactose free cheese now 
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"Apparently the nightmares thing is a myth from A Christmas Carol. It actually helps you sleep. These bluer and stinkier cheeses can contain relatively high amounts of certain biologically active compounds which occur as by-products of bacterial or fungal metabolism. These compounds include some amines which can have psychoactive properties, including tryptamine (chemically related to tryptophan) and tyramine which have been isolated from a number of cheeses and occur in highest quantities in highly matured cheeses. Ooooh get you! LittlemissmistressWikipedia It's also why you shouldn't eat cheese with certain types of antidepressants, making ( monoamine oxidase inhibitors)
What about SSRIs?
SSRI's are OK, but you should avoid grapefruit with them xx
I forgot about this. I've been eating grapefruit because it's low fodmap. Perhaps it's why I've not been feeling too well lately.
Don’t worry about it , get some cheese down ya, that’ll soon perk you up
I have to have lactose free cheese now
It's not the same."Bummer. Don’t know what I would do if cheese was ever off the menu. | |||
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"Apparently the nightmares thing is a myth from A Christmas Carol. It actually helps you sleep. These bluer and stinkier cheeses can contain relatively high amounts of certain biologically active compounds which occur as by-products of bacterial or fungal metabolism. These compounds include some amines which can have psychoactive properties, including tryptamine (chemically related to tryptophan) and tyramine which have been isolated from a number of cheeses and occur in highest quantities in highly matured cheeses. Ooooh get you! LittlemissmistressWikipedia It's also why you shouldn't eat cheese with certain types of antidepressants, making ( monoamine oxidase inhibitors)
What about SSRIs?
SSRI's are OK, but you should avoid grapefruit with them xx
I forgot about this. I've been eating grapefruit because it's low fodmap. Perhaps it's why I've not been feeling too well lately.
Don’t worry about it , get some cheese down ya, that’ll soon perk you up
I have to have lactose free cheese now
It's not the same.
Bummer.
Don’t know what I would do if cheese was ever off the menu. "Cry, or eat it now and then and suffer the consequences. I want cacio e pepe without the consequences | |||
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"Apparently the nightmares thing is a myth from A Christmas Carol. It actually helps you sleep. These bluer and stinkier cheeses can contain relatively high amounts of certain biologically active compounds which occur as by-products of bacterial or fungal metabolism. These compounds include some amines which can have psychoactive properties, including tryptamine (chemically related to tryptophan) and tyramine which have been isolated from a number of cheeses and occur in highest quantities in highly matured cheeses." Ok, so I can blame the cheese and not the little pointy mushrooms then?    | |||
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"Apparently the nightmares thing is a myth from A Christmas Carol. It actually helps you sleep. These bluer and stinkier cheeses can contain relatively high amounts of certain biologically active compounds which occur as by-products of bacterial or fungal metabolism. These compounds include some amines which can have psychoactive properties, including tryptamine (chemically related to tryptophan) and tyramine which have been isolated from a number of cheeses and occur in highest quantities in highly matured cheeses. Ok, so I can blame the cheese and not the little pointy mushrooms then? "Lol... in your case it's probably both lol | |||
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"Yes...and no. Yes because sometimes you want to feed your turophile desires with a platter of fine cheese, biscuits and quince paste. No, because cheddar — assuming it's cheddar — always gives me nightmares or unsettled sleep. "We got some quince & apple jelly from a local farm the other day. Really tasty. Red | |||
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