Akin to posting dinner pictures on Facebook, eh.
Just did a horrible thing
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Originally Posted By: Eric Smith
Had ham and beans for about 3 meals in a row.. tell me about! Had to turn on TV's in both rooms and alternate as needed.
The troubled life Americans live... "I ate so much [censored] food my stomach hurts".
Had ham and beans for about 3 meals in a row.. tell me about! Had to turn on TV's in both rooms and alternate as needed.
Thanks for the support guys, I feel much better now.
Originally Posted By: GreeCguy
Just ate late lunch/early supper of Long John Silver's fish and chicken plank dinner, (with slaw), washed it down with a slurpee, (wild cherry), had a snickers bar for dessert and just ate a "Van Holten's" Kosher Pickle "Zesty Garlic" and washed it down with a coke. Things are starting to get uncomfortable. As Col, Kurtz said:
"The Horror, the horror."
Better you than me. Personally, I've never understood why anyone would want to eat such excrement.
Just ate late lunch/early supper of Long John Silver's fish and chicken plank dinner, (with slaw), washed it down with a slurpee, (wild cherry), had a snickers bar for dessert and just ate a "Van Holten's" Kosher Pickle "Zesty Garlic" and washed it down with a coke. Things are starting to get uncomfortable. As Col, Kurtz said:
"The Horror, the horror."
Better you than me. Personally, I've never understood why anyone would want to eat such excrement.
Originally Posted By: Pop_Rivit
Originally Posted By: GreeCguy
Just ate late lunch/early supper of Long John Silver's fish and chicken plank dinner, (with slaw), washed it down with a slurpee, (wild cherry), had a snickers bar for dessert and just ate a "Van Holten's" Kosher Pickle "Zesty Garlic" and washed it down with a coke. Things are starting to get uncomfortable. As Col, Kurtz said:
"The Horror, the horror."
Better you than me. Personally, I've never understood why anyone would want to eat such excrement.
Please sir, please regale us with an account of your daily diet.
Originally Posted By: GreeCguy
Just ate late lunch/early supper of Long John Silver's fish and chicken plank dinner, (with slaw), washed it down with a slurpee, (wild cherry), had a snickers bar for dessert and just ate a "Van Holten's" Kosher Pickle "Zesty Garlic" and washed it down with a coke. Things are starting to get uncomfortable. As Col, Kurtz said:
"The Horror, the horror."
Better you than me. Personally, I've never understood why anyone would want to eat such excrement.
Please sir, please regale us with an account of your daily diet.
Originally Posted By: andyd
Originally Posted By: Pop_Rivit
Originally Posted By: GreeCguy
Just ate late lunch/early supper of Long John Silver's fish and chicken plank dinner, (with slaw), washed it down with a slurpee, (wild cherry), had a snickers bar for dessert and just ate a "Van Holten's" Kosher Pickle "Zesty Garlic" and washed it down with a coke. Things are starting to get uncomfortable. As Col, Kurtz said:
"The Horror, the horror."
Better you than me. Personally, I've never understood why anyone would want to eat such excrement.
Please sir, please regale us with an account of your daily diet.
For breakfast this morning after my run it was a bowl of McCann's Steel Cut oats, a scrambled egg and a glass of orange juice (fresh squeezed). Lunch was a garden salad with a very light homemade vinaigrette dressing. For dinner I made salmon cakes (wild caught salmon), roasted vegetables, homemade flat bread with raspberry jam (from our raspberries last summer) and a glass of water.
I also had an apple mid-morning and a banana mid-afternoon. My wife and I went dancing this evening, and when we returned home we each had a glass of wine. I also consumed several glasses of water throughout the day.
All told about 2000 calories for the day, and my entire daily food intake cost less than the original poster's Long John Silvers single meal garbage. And I'm willing to bet it tasted far better and was vastly more healthy. At no time did I ever feel "uncomfortable" after my meals like the original poster did.
Anything else you'd like to know?
Originally Posted By: Pop_Rivit
Originally Posted By: GreeCguy
Just ate late lunch/early supper of Long John Silver's fish and chicken plank dinner, (with slaw), washed it down with a slurpee, (wild cherry), had a snickers bar for dessert and just ate a "Van Holten's" Kosher Pickle "Zesty Garlic" and washed it down with a coke. Things are starting to get uncomfortable. As Col, Kurtz said:
"The Horror, the horror."
Better you than me. Personally, I've never understood why anyone would want to eat such excrement.
Please sir, please regale us with an account of your daily diet.
For breakfast this morning after my run it was a bowl of McCann's Steel Cut oats, a scrambled egg and a glass of orange juice (fresh squeezed). Lunch was a garden salad with a very light homemade vinaigrette dressing. For dinner I made salmon cakes (wild caught salmon), roasted vegetables, homemade flat bread with raspberry jam (from our raspberries last summer) and a glass of water.
I also had an apple mid-morning and a banana mid-afternoon. My wife and I went dancing this evening, and when we returned home we each had a glass of wine. I also consumed several glasses of water throughout the day.
All told about 2000 calories for the day, and my entire daily food intake cost less than the original poster's Long John Silvers single meal garbage. And I'm willing to bet it tasted far better and was vastly more healthy. At no time did I ever feel "uncomfortable" after my meals like the original poster did.
Anything else you'd like to know?
not too shabby, my NP would give you a gold star. I don't have patience for simmering the steel cut oats. I use regular rolled oats. Lately, I've been nuking a stiff mix in cider instead of water. OJ or pineapple works too , if you want to walk on the wild side. Bon apetite!
I made a decision early in life to maintain a healthy lifestyle, including my eating habits. Seeing family members who were obese and unhealthy was the major contributing factor-several of them died young, and all of them who don't follow reasonable eating guidelines are unhealthy (diabetes, heart issues, high blood pressure, mental health issues, etc.).
It disgusts me when people who should know better brag about things like cramming down a mess of unhealthy faux food. Those same people have a myriad of health issues, and seem to parade their health issues around like a bizarre badge of honor, all the time wondering how they became so unhealthy.
To top it off, those of us who do maintain a healthy lifestyle end up paying for those who don't through higher insurance rates and increased medical costs for health issues that, in most cases, are completely avoidable.
Read a few of the original posters threads and it's clear he's not at all healthy (smoker, eating habits, tinnitus, etc.). Yet he posts here about shoveling a mass of unhealthy food into his mouth, to the point that he's almost physically ill, and then can't understand why he has so many physical maladies and, in his tinnitus thread, suicidal thoughts and mental problems.
It disgusts me when people who should know better brag about things like cramming down a mess of unhealthy faux food. Those same people have a myriad of health issues, and seem to parade their health issues around like a bizarre badge of honor, all the time wondering how they became so unhealthy.
To top it off, those of us who do maintain a healthy lifestyle end up paying for those who don't through higher insurance rates and increased medical costs for health issues that, in most cases, are completely avoidable.
Read a few of the original posters threads and it's clear he's not at all healthy (smoker, eating habits, tinnitus, etc.). Yet he posts here about shoveling a mass of unhealthy food into his mouth, to the point that he's almost physically ill, and then can't understand why he has so many physical maladies and, in his tinnitus thread, suicidal thoughts and mental problems.
Originally Posted By: Pop_Rivit
Yet he posts here about shoveling a mass of unhealthy food into his mouth, to the point that he's almost physically ill, and then can't understand why he has so many physical maladies and, in his tinnitus thread, suicidal thoughts and mental problems.
Don't be such a Debbie Downer. Look at the bright side. If he pops off: Hey! More bacon for the rest of us!
Yet he posts here about shoveling a mass of unhealthy food into his mouth, to the point that he's almost physically ill, and then can't understand why he has so many physical maladies and, in his tinnitus thread, suicidal thoughts and mental problems.
Don't be such a Debbie Downer. Look at the bright side. If he pops off: Hey! More bacon for the rest of us!
Originally Posted By: Drew99GT
Originally Posted By: Eric Smith
Had ham and beans for about 3 meals in a row.. tell me about! Had to turn on TV's in both rooms and alternate as needed.
The troubled life Americans live... "I ate so much [censored] food my stomach hurts".
1st world problems
Originally Posted By: Eric Smith
Had ham and beans for about 3 meals in a row.. tell me about! Had to turn on TV's in both rooms and alternate as needed.
1st world problems
Originally Posted By: Doog
Originally Posted By: 63Marauder
what, no beer?
+1 You better toss a few Bud Lights on top of that mess just for good measure.
He said "beer".
Originally Posted By: andyd
I don't have patience for simmering the steel cut oats. I use regular rolled oats.
You can make several days worth of steel-cut oats at once and it'll keep very nicely in the fridge. Once or twice a week, after putting the lids to bed, I'll get 4c of water going in a cast iron pot w/ 1/4t salt, toss in 1c of oats, let 'er come back to a boil, kill the heat and cover it up for a few hours, even overnight!
Originally Posted By: 63Marauder
what, no beer?
+1 You better toss a few Bud Lights on top of that mess just for good measure.
He said "beer".
Originally Posted By: andyd
I don't have patience for simmering the steel cut oats. I use regular rolled oats.
You can make several days worth of steel-cut oats at once and it'll keep very nicely in the fridge. Once or twice a week, after putting the lids to bed, I'll get 4c of water going in a cast iron pot w/ 1/4t salt, toss in 1c of oats, let 'er come back to a boil, kill the heat and cover it up for a few hours, even overnight!
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