Kidney Warrior Quotes

Defend what’s left. You can have fifty men.” “Fifty! That’s not enough...” “Forty,” I snarled, “and if you lose the fort I’ll cut your kidneys out and eat them.” We were at war.

It is not a crime to commit First Degree Writing

Keeping Hydrated The significant risk of kidney stones and dehydration on the Ketogenic diet (less-so with Modified Atkins Diet [MAD]) makes hydration an essential element to your child’s health. But getting your little warrior to drink around 30 to 40 ounces of water a day can be tough. Some children are natural drinkers, while other seem to completely lack interest. When it comes to hydrating your toddler, you might need to get clever. Here are a few tricks we picked up along the way.

Whoever put steak and kidneys together in a pie made a serious error in judgment. — Nick Snowbeard

See the pyramids of dishes arrive; the steaming succession of red-hot chops, with their brown, frizzling, caudal appendages sobbing hot tears of passionate fat. See the serene kidneys unsubdued, though grilled, smiling though cooked, weltering proudly in their noble gravy, like warriors who have fallen upon the field of honour. See the hot yellow lava of the Welsh rabbit stream over and engulf the timid toast. Sniff the fragrant vapour of the corpulent sausage. Mark how the russet leathern baked potato at first defies the knife, then gratefully cedes, and through a lengthened gash yields its farinaceous effervescence of butter and catsup.