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What CAN you eat then?
Nov. 11th, 2009 11:11 amSo! A list of foods I can eat for those foolhardy enough to try to feed me.
Savoury and/or healthy is better than sweet/unhealthy (overall your best bet is chopped vegetables and humous :))
I'll add things to this as I remember them, please ask if you want clarification. When in doubt, please check with me!
Here is the list of things I can't eat. I'm being a little less paranoid about soy flour since it's in EVERY BREAD but am happier if I can avoid it.
( And now it gets trickier.. )
Savoury and/or healthy is better than sweet/unhealthy (overall your best bet is chopped vegetables and humous :))
I'll add things to this as I remember them, please ask if you want clarification. When in doubt, please check with me!
Here is the list of things I can't eat. I'm being a little less paranoid about soy flour since it's in EVERY BREAD but am happier if I can avoid it.
Preprepared or easy food
- Pfeffernusse biscuits
- Turkish bread, most white bread
- regular hummous (not spicy or fancy) eg Black Swan or Chris's brand from the supermarket
- unflavoured rice and corn thins
- most seaweed flavour rice crackers
- Boiled eggs
- Chopped vegetables (not red capsicum, but I can always just not eat it if it's there)
- non-acidic fruit: melons, grapes, banana, pear, paw paw, lychee/rambutan, loquat, custard apple. Ok in small amounts: red apples, berries, cherries
- Marshmallows
- Mondo brand nougat
- nuts and dried fruit (not pine nuts, nothing too acidic)
- most meringues or pavlova (minus any toppings)
- Big Sister brand Rich Fruit Cake. NOT the "light" one, the dark one.
( And now it gets trickier.. )
In SUP livejournal, tycoon filters you!
Dec. 10th, 2007 07:36 pmSo, did anyone else know that livejournal nows censors searches in a really crappy way?
It does explain this comment which puzzled me earlier in the day.
Am utterly buggered today, had to take it off work. On the plus side, I managed to catch up on some sleep :/
It does explain this comment which puzzled me earlier in the day.
Am utterly buggered today, had to take it off work. On the plus side, I managed to catch up on some sleep :/
Test 3: Suitable for general audiences
Dec. 6th, 2007 11:48 amSo as most of you will probably have noticed, lj have added a ratings system to their posts: No Adult content, Adult Concepts (14+) and Explicit adult content (18+).
But I thought some of you might not have noticed some of the subtleties, and anyway thought it would be fun to test it out. This post is "No Adult content" (the default setting), here's an Adult Concepts post and here's an Explicit adult content post (none of these posts are actually offensive :))
If your profile lists you as under the age-cutoff for a given post, you will be unable to see it.
Otherwise the default is to have all flagged posts under an automatically generated warning cut, and have them not show up in searches... which includes friends lists. So if you didn't see Test 1 and Test 2 turn up in your friends list, have a look at your settings (unless you don't mind missing out on such posts :)).
You won't be able to change these settings if you don't have a birthyear set up in your profile or are logged out. And apparently the cuts go weird for community posts.
EDIT: These flags are voluntary, but there's also a capability for other people to flag your posts (see the top of any page for the little "flag this" icon, but please do not actually flag this post :)), and if more than one person flags it these get checked out by lj staff. Abusers of flagging will be blacklisted, so don't go crazy playing with that feature. There's a bunch of more detailed discussion and information on![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
metafandom if you're interested and don't mind the danger of accidentally reading about Panic At The Disco slash etc :)
Finally, in completely unrelated news-you-probably-knew, livejournal has been bought by the russians.
But I thought some of you might not have noticed some of the subtleties, and anyway thought it would be fun to test it out. This post is "No Adult content" (the default setting), here's an Adult Concepts post and here's an Explicit adult content post (none of these posts are actually offensive :))
If your profile lists you as under the age-cutoff for a given post, you will be unable to see it.
Otherwise the default is to have all flagged posts under an automatically generated warning cut, and have them not show up in searches... which includes friends lists. So if you didn't see Test 1 and Test 2 turn up in your friends list, have a look at your settings (unless you don't mind missing out on such posts :)).
You won't be able to change these settings if you don't have a birthyear set up in your profile or are logged out. And apparently the cuts go weird for community posts.
EDIT: These flags are voluntary, but there's also a capability for other people to flag your posts (see the top of any page for the little "flag this" icon, but please do not actually flag this post :)), and if more than one person flags it these get checked out by lj staff. Abusers of flagging will be blacklisted, so don't go crazy playing with that feature. There's a bunch of more detailed discussion and information on
metafandom if you're interested and don't mind the danger of accidentally reading about Panic At The Disco slash etc :)Finally, in completely unrelated news-you-probably-knew, livejournal has been bought by the russians.
