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From: jcp@osiris.UUCP (Jody Patilla)
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Subject: Re: Vitamen A & beta carotene
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Date: Sun, 26-Jan-86 10:09:08 EST
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Posted: Sun Jan 26 10:09:08 1986
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> 
>      Yes, carrots will turn you yellow (from the keyboard of a true,
> yellow, carrot lover)  Fortunately, that yellow is **NOT** jaundice; the
> difference can be seen in the LACK of yellow eyeballs.  Also, there should
> no other complications other than the interesting hue of (primarily) 
> palms and bottoms of feet.
> 				Marsha

	When I was in high school and still in pursuit of the perfect suntan
(I lived 1/2 from the beach) my girlfriends and I spent some time testing
this theory by eating lots of carrots before sunning. Yes, you do turn orange !
Fortunately, it doesn't last long.

-- 
jcpatilla

California is paid a diplomatic visit by giant Betelgeusian reptiles
that want our women but can't find any so scientists invent a
weapon that fails so they kill us.