Jangles

Been arguing the toss with some boys from r/keto. Personally I see it as irresponsible to refer to butter as 'one of the healthiest things you can eat' and using its role in treat epilepsy as a defence of it being suitable for the unaffected but they seem to think they have science on their side, perhaps I've gone in a little heavy and misinformed but from research into homeopathy I know how easy it is to play with the facts. r/medicine's thoughts?

Basically, I start studying at the University of Manchester in a few weeks and they've been great with everything, except well books.

There's not even a recommended list, never mind a required one and at the minute I'm feeling a tad unprepared. In the welcome guide produced by the students it says we should first look at the books in the library but I was wondering if there were any shortlist suggestions from reddit? Its anatomy, physiology, microbiology, biochemistry, pharmacology, psychology and sociology books that are necessary.

Stupid behaviour from the batsmen or against the spirit of the game?

Just looking for some simple acoustic stuff.

Aside from Wonderwall what does anyone else consider to be a song everyone should be able to play for fun?

Man City or Reading v Man United

Stoke v Bolton.

League Cup last year all over again, robbed of a good final.