Post anything you want (as long as it follows MFP guidelines)

JLAJ81

I gave my kids pop tarts this morning for breakfast and I don't give a damn. It was hard work prepping it for them.

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Monkey_Business

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dc6088 wrote: »

'There are no unhealthy foods' belief is not something I would not accept for myself. It's her choice but I found it ridiculous that she is on MFP, seems like a wrong site for a pop-tarts advocate. And, the opposing the teacher trying to teach the healthy food choices.

If mfp has taught me anything it is that everything is acceptable in moderation. But if that's the best you can defend a pop tart with, just effing send in a different snack!

It's easy to get those baby carrots and shove some in a bag or container.
It's the age of entitlement.

Well there is no healthy or unhealthy so instead of a bottle of water in the kids lunches, I send flasks of whiskey. They're so much easier to control when they get home that way

I can be one of your children. I really REALLY likes my whiskeys and bourbons! And I do prefer handles instead of a flasks and a bologna,mayo, cheese, peanut butter sandwich fried in butter!

I would even go back to school!

km8907

I lived off these in college.

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Monkey_Business

littlemissbgiff wrote: »

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Monkey_Business wrote: »

littlemissbgiff wrote: »

synchkat wrote: »

littlemissbgiff wrote: »

dc6088 wrote: »

'There are no unhealthy foods' belief is not something I would not accept for myself. It's her choice but I found it ridiculous that she is on MFP, seems like a wrong site for a pop-tarts advocate. And, the opposing the teacher trying to teach the healthy food choices.

If mfp has taught me anything it is that everything is acceptable in moderation. But if that's the best you can defend a pop tart with, just effing send in a different snack!

It's easy to get those baby carrots and shove some in a bag or container.
It's the age of entitlement.

Well there is no healthy or unhealthy so instead of a bottle of water in the kids lunches, I send flasks of whiskey. They're so much easier to control when they get home that way

I can be one of your children. I really REALLY likes my whiskeys and bourbons! And I do prefer handles instead of a flasks and a bologna,mayo, cheese, peanut butter sandwich fried in butter!

I would even go back to school!

Fine but you have to clean your own room.

I do windows also. Really, its on the third paragraph first page of my resume :-)

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Monkey_Business

littlemissbgiff wrote: »

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Monkey_Business wrote: »

littlemissbgiff wrote: »

Monkey_Business wrote: »

littlemissbgiff wrote: »

synchkat wrote: »

littlemissbgiff wrote: »

dc6088 wrote: »

'There are no unhealthy foods' belief is not something I would not accept for myself. It's her choice but I found it ridiculous that she is on MFP, seems like a wrong site for a pop-tarts advocate. And, the opposing the teacher trying to teach the healthy food choices.

If mfp has taught me anything it is that everything is acceptable in moderation. But if that's the best you can defend a pop tart with, just effing send in a different snack!

It's easy to get those baby carrots and shove some in a bag or container.
It's the age of entitlement.

Well there is no healthy or unhealthy so instead of a bottle of water in the kids lunches, I send flasks of whiskey. They're so much easier to control when they get home that way

I can be one of your children. I really REALLY likes my whiskeys and bourbons! And I do prefer handles instead of a flasks and a bologna,mayo, cheese, peanut butter sandwich fried in butter!

I would even go back to school!

Fine but you have to clean your own room.

I do windows also. Really, its on the third paragraph first page of my resume :-)

Careful what you sign up for. You have no idea how many windows I have.

Hopefully its less then I currently have. If you count both floors, have 31 right now .... so I could handle up to forty and no more then 2 floors though (my ladder is only 27 ft).

jnichel

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For the record, Pop Tarts are pedestrian. Toaster Strudel is where it's at.

Yeah but back in the day the pop tart was all we had!

I would get my sister to throw a fit until my mother went to the bakery back then.

Okay, I didn't do that.

I would aggravate the crap out of her until she threw a fit, without caring about a bakery.

jnichel

km8907 wrote: »

I lived off these in college.

Oh, you must have been rich. Ramen noodles and the Beast was our lifeblood during college.

Just_J_Now

Broomstick_Boo wrote: »

Just realised, ^^that's who @J_Surita3 reminds me of!

If only I had a dollar for every time I've heard this. I personally don't think I look like her but I guess I'm wrong because I get that ALL THE TIME. lol...It's gotten the point that when someone says. "You know who you remind me of..?", I just say, let me guess...

dc8066

km8907 wrote: »

I lived off these in college.

These are actually edible, the sweet kind makes my throat itch. And pop-tarts taste like cardboard, if a person eats them from early childhood then it might taste good, I guess.
I vote for cream puffs and Uncrustables.

RoxieDawn

There's not enough pastries in the Toaster Scrambles.. Boston cream (favorite all time) comes with 6 and ICING..

Just stating my claim here in the "Post Anything You Want Thread"!

GymRatSF

cee134

I posted on the pop tart thread. It's my generic response when people say foods are bad or good.

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Timshel_

Forgot how much I like Culvers.

jnichel

littlemissbgiff wrote: »

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jnichel wrote: »

littlemissbgiff wrote: »

jnichel wrote: »

For the record, Pop Tarts are pedestrian. Toaster Strudel is where it's at.

Yeah but back in the day the pop tart was all we had!

I would get my sister to throw a fit until my mother went to the bakery back then.

Okay, I didn't do that.

I would aggravate the crap out of her until she threw a fit, without caring about a bakery.

Lol. Are you my brother?

I hope not.....at least not with the dreams I've been having.

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jnichel

littlemissbgiff wrote: »

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jnichel wrote: »

littlemissbgiff wrote: »

jnichel wrote: »

littlemissbgiff wrote: »

jnichel wrote: »

For the record, Pop Tarts are pedestrian. Toaster Strudel is where it's at.

Yeah but back in the day the pop tart was all we had!

I would get my sister to throw a fit until my mother went to the bakery back then.

Okay, I didn't do that.

I would aggravate the crap out of her until she threw a fit, without caring about a bakery.

Lol. Are you my brother?

I hope not.....at least not with the dreams I've been having.

Well I am in rural Georgia.

And I'm from a town in Louisiana with less than 500 people, so I guess we're good to go.

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NorthCascades

My fingertips are still tingly and sensitive. Zippers hurt like a son of a *kitten*.

Baruchuda

Please add me as a friend! I can use all the support as I can get, post often, and love commenting on your posts.

jnichel

Baruchuda wrote: »

Please add me as a friend! I can use all the support as I can get, post often, and love commenting on your posts.

Do you like movies about gladiators?

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