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"We don't just borrow words; on occasion, English has pursued other languages down alleyways to beat them unconscious and rifle their pockets for new vocabulary."
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AshOnMyTomatoes wrote:
With my commute, I devote over 10 hours to work a day. 10 hours sitting on my *** in a car or behind a computer, then 6-8 hours of sleep.
If I go to the gym, I get 1-2 hrs of activity. Never there less than an hour. I just wish I had more free time to actually do active things aside from the gym. Not that I'm in the shape to do it now, but I'd like to be, and there won't be time when I get there.
Also, didn't I hear somewhere recently that cooking with salt is nowhere near as bad as eating the salt in prepackaged food?
Edited, May 21st 2009 12:10pm by AshOnMyTomatoes
If I go to the gym, I get 1-2 hrs of activity. Never there less than an hour. I just wish I had more free time to actually do active things aside from the gym. Not that I'm in the shape to do it now, but I'd like to be, and there won't be time when I get there.
Also, didn't I hear somewhere recently that cooking with salt is nowhere near as bad as eating the salt in prepackaged food?
Edited, May 21st 2009 12:10pm by AshOnMyTomatoes
Ash wrote:
Also, didn't I hear somewhere recently that cooking with salt is nowhere near as bad as eating the salt in prepackaged food?
It's possible that what you heard is that you'd tend to use less salt when you cook for yourself than you get in prepackaged food.
In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
Samira wrote:
Ash wrote:
Also, didn't I hear somewhere recently that cooking with salt is nowhere near as bad as eating the salt in prepackaged food?
It's possible that what you heard is that you'd tend to use less salt when you cook for yourself than you get in prepackaged food.
AshOnMyTomatoes wrote:
Samira wrote:
Ash wrote:
Also, didn't I hear somewhere recently that cooking with salt is nowhere near as bad as eating the salt in prepackaged food?
It's possible that what you heard is that you'd tend to use less salt when you cook for yourself than you get in prepackaged food.
Look at a can of Soup. Low calorie, low fat, daily serving of vegetables, nutrients and 67,987mg of Sodium.
******* ****.
Kavek,
And I got banned for what again?
The irony of the situation is most of you want to pay for these peoples healthcare.
Quote:
Any man over 20% (and any woman above 25%) body fat should be shot. Perhaps then our country would be great again.
And I got banned for what again?
The irony of the situation is most of you want to pay for these peoples healthcare.
publiusvarus wrote:
Kavek,
And I got banned for what again?
The irony of the situation is most of you want to pay for these peoples healthcare.
Quote:
Any man over 20% (and any woman above 25%) body fat should be shot. Perhaps then our country would be great again.
And I got banned for what again?
The irony of the situation is most of you want to pay for these peoples healthcare.
His Excellency Soracloud wrote:
It can be easier to just do take out but if you want a healthy life you have to push for one.
I understand the push for personal responsibility. I blame myself for the fact that I'm slacking on the gym and my love of starchy, potato chip foods. Really. But I'm also thinking about it in terms of a public health issue. We as a society are pretty ****** up.
Turin wrote:
Seriously, what the f*ck nature?
Quote:
And I got banned for what again?
The irony of the situation is most of you want to pay for these peoples healthcare.
The irony of the situation is most of you want to pay for these peoples healthcare.
Maybe I'm the beneficiary of positive discrimination because I'm part of an ethnic minority?
Goggy wrote:
In TX? Aren't they all pregnant?
Everyone but Katie.
Also, I think public healthcare can help a lot in tackling obesity in the long (3+ generations) run. I mean, we're not all for it because we're the only ones profiting from it.
lolstatistics
Also, anyone notice that healthier food is very often also better for the environment?
lolstatistics
Also, anyone notice that healthier food is very often also better for the environment?
The difference is that commercially prepared foods use a lot of salt in the recipe and it gets mixed in with the food and obscured by other flavors, so they have to add a lot to get it to taste salty.
Whereas when you cook at home, you tend to add only a pinch of salt directly into the recipe and sprinkle the remaining salt on the surface of the food, where it only takes a little to overwhelm the taste buds.
For example: McD's and Waffle House and their ilk add salt and butter directly to the eggs before scrambling them, for texture. When you have them at home, you add them after they're scrambled. You generally add much less, as well.
I do like the Healthy Choice meals . . . most range from 20%-30% of the RDA for salt, max, so if you have that for lunch and have a home cooked breakfast/dinner, you're cool.
Whereas when you cook at home, you tend to add only a pinch of salt directly into the recipe and sprinkle the remaining salt on the surface of the food, where it only takes a little to overwhelm the taste buds.
For example: McD's and Waffle House and their ilk add salt and butter directly to the eggs before scrambling them, for texture. When you have them at home, you add them after they're scrambled. You generally add much less, as well.
I do like the Healthy Choice meals . . . most range from 20%-30% of the RDA for salt, max, so if you have that for lunch and have a home cooked breakfast/dinner, you're cool.
Kavekk wrote:
Any man over 20% (and any woman above 25%) body fat should be shot. Perhaps then our country would be great again.
Edited, May 21st 2009 4:23pm by Kavekk
Edited, May 21st 2009 4:23pm by Kavekk
Kinda like any drug addicts should be shot, too?
Wait, what?
Blacktuesday wrote:
Mindel wrote:
Can we skip forward to the part where the two of you @#%^ed, Sora?
Can it be considered 2 people @#%^ing if only one of them gets off?
Absolutely. Lots of bottoms don't even get hard whilst being pounded, but keep going back for more.
Back OT, there's a large (about as big as my desk) female in the office I moved to. She literally shakes the ground when she walks. I wouldn't mind or be suprised if she were to die.
Lecan wrote:
Back OT, there's a large (about as big as my desk) female in the office I moved to. She literally shakes the ground when she walks. I wouldn't mind or be suprised if she were to die.
When I worked in South Carolina there was this very large black woman. Apparently sometime during the year she had gotten pregnant. No one really knew. But then she lost the baby (
) She started having emotional problems, and stopped eating. She fainted twice while at work. She was just walking through the office both times, and crashed to the floor. I think the office shook more than when the 100Ton press hit in the back of the shop. (I know, it's a bad thing to say when someone is seriously hurt... but it's almost true!)
Can't sleep, clown will eat me.
Warchief Annabella wrote:
We Yankees as a society are pretty @#%^ed up.
FTFY
We brits are not far behind. Our children are growing - sideways ...
For myself. I need more hot passionate interludes with a studmuffin to lose those final few pounds
Grats on the weight loss Soracloud
His Excellency Soracloud wrote:
ALSO: Come the @#%^ one, how was this to much for the OoT? Christ.
It was fine till that breakfast burrito met your ****. When two phallic objects combine it's moved into the Asylum.
I tend to be pretty non-judgmental about body types, but every once in a while, you can't help but be appalled by something you see. There's a women a few blocks from me whom I see walking what I have to assume is her grandson (she looks too old to be his mother) to and from the school bus stop. She's got to be 350 lbs, but that's not what appalls me. It's the fact that she goes out to the bus stop in boxer shorts and a sports bra. Not only is her not-inconsiderable pot-belly bare to the world, but the sports bra in question is extremely saggy.
Ever play Everquest after the Legacy of Ykesha expansion? Remember the female pirate-zombie trolls and the way they would...swing?
Yeah.
Ever play Everquest after the Legacy of Ykesha expansion? Remember the female pirate-zombie trolls and the way they would...swing?
Yeah.
Ambrya wrote:
I tend to be pretty non-judgmental about body types, but every once in a while, you can't help but be appalled by something you see. There's a women a few blocks from me whom I see walking what I have to assume is her grandson (she looks too old to be his mother) to and from the school bus stop. She's got to be 350 lbs, but that's not what appalls me. It's the fact that she goes out to the bus stop in boxer shorts and a sports bra. Not only is her not-inconsiderable pot-belly bare to the world, but the sports bra in question is extremely saggy.
Ever play Everquest after the Legacy of Ykesha expansion? Remember the female pirate-zombie trolls and the way they would...swing?
Yeah.
Ever play Everquest after the Legacy of Ykesha expansion? Remember the female pirate-zombie trolls and the way they would...swing?
Yeah.
My trailerpark neighbour, about the same size, never wore anything but a T-shirt barely long enough to cover her ***** No underwear, either.
Lecan wrote:
Blacktuesday wrote:
Mindel wrote:
Can we skip forward to the part where the two of you @#%^ed, Sora?
Can it be considered 2 people @#%^ing if only one of them gets off?
Absolutely. Lots of bottoms don't even get hard whilst being pounded, but keep going back for more.
Sir Exodus wrote:
It was fine till that breakfast burrito met your ****. When two phallic objects combine it's moved into the Asylum.
You should move all of Nix's posts to =4 then.
Lady Kalivha wrote:
but really I don't understand why people don't just eat a bunch of tomatoes for lunch, unless they hate the taste of tomatoes or get heartburn from them or whatever.
That would be a horrible diet. You need to have a balance of macro nutrients in your meals or you'll either be malnourished or hungry later. Replace that with tomato, lettuce and turkey or hummus wraps, and then you're talking.
His Excellency Soracloud wrote:
AshOnMyTomatoes wrote:
Samira wrote:
Ash wrote:
Also, didn't I hear somewhere recently that cooking with salt is nowhere near as bad as eating the salt in prepackaged food?
It's possible that what you heard is that you'd tend to use less salt when you cook for yourself than you get in prepackaged food.
Look at a can of Soup. Low calorie, low fat, daily serving of vegetables, nutrients and 67,987mg of Sodium.
Exactly.
Duke Ikkian wrote:
Goggy wrote:
fau pa
It's faux pas.
I feckin Googled it as well
Sir Exodus wrote:
His Excellency Soracloud wrote:
ALSO: Come the @#%^ one, how was this to much for the OoT? Christ.
It was fine till that breakfast burrito met your ****. When two phallic objects combine it's moved into the Asylum.
Speaking of two phallic objects touching, I heard you're moving to my neck of the woods.
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