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littlemissbgiff wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »nolan44219 wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »Got my first hate email today. Naturally I responded in the completely mature and rational manner that I am known so well for.
From here? Why is someone hating on you?
Because I expressed an opinion that differed from theirs.
From the food and nutrition board
Did you insult a vegan?
No. I added my very sensible and not at all snarky opinion to a thread about healthy pop tarts.
What are these healthy Pop tarts that has been spoken of?! I must find them! Is this something new?
No it was a thread started by a woman who was appalled that her sons teacher didn't consider his pop tarts a healthy snack at school so he wasn't allowed to bring them. In food and nutrition board.
And this woman is here, on MFP? That's hilarious, I need to find that thread and read it. Can't wait to find out her reasons to believe that pop tarts are healthy. I consider the cream puffs to be the best diet supplement so she definetely got it all wrong
It was this whole long thing about there are no unhealthy foods. She wasn't arguing that the pop tart wasn't the best choice. She was angry that someone called her out on it.
That's the point that boggled my mind. The there are no unhealthy foods.
I send my child crap in his snack but he rarely eats it and he is one of the world's pickiest eaters and needs to out weight on. but I know fruit roll ups aren't healthy and if never pretend They are. People are crazy0 -
'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.0
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littlemissbgiff wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »nolan44219 wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »Got my first hate email today. Naturally I responded in the completely mature and rational manner that I am known so well for.
From here? Why is someone hating on you?
Because I expressed an opinion that differed from theirs.
From the food and nutrition board
Did you insult a vegan?
No. I added my very sensible and not at all snarky opinion to a thread about healthy pop tarts.
What are these healthy Pop tarts that has been spoken of?! I must find them! Is this something new?
No it was a thread started by a woman who was appalled that her sons teacher didn't consider his pop tarts a healthy snack at school so he wasn't allowed to bring them. In food and nutrition board.
And this woman is here, on MFP? That's hilarious, I need to find that thread and read it. Can't wait to find out her reasons to believe that pop tarts are healthy. I consider the cream puffs to be the best diet supplement so she definetely got it all wrong
It was this whole long thing about there are no unhealthy foods. She wasn't arguing that the pop tart wasn't the best choice. She was angry that someone called her out on it.
I would be honored to eat your pop tart.
I'm more of a toaster strudel kinda gal
that's pretty high falutin but yeah, count me in!0 -
littlemissbgiff 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.0 -
She could feed her family whatever she chooses, decline vaccinations or medicine for her children (I am all for natural selection in her case). Creating a thread in Food and Nutrition on MFP to complain about poptarts is like an oxymoron0
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littlemissbgiff wrote: »littlemissbgiff 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
will you be my mom? or at least pack my lunch? I'm easy to control after a flask of whiskey. Make it bourbon please. Jim Beam will do if we are on a budget.0 -
littlemissbgiff wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »nolan44219 wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »Got my first hate email today. Naturally I responded in the completely mature and rational manner that I am known so well for.
From here? Why is someone hating on you?
Because I expressed an opinion that differed from theirs.
From the food and nutrition board
Did you insult a vegan?
No. I added my very sensible and not at all snarky opinion to a thread about healthy pop tarts.
What are these healthy Pop tarts that has been spoken of?! I must find them! Is this something new?
No it was a thread started by a woman who was appalled that her sons teacher didn't consider his pop tarts a healthy snack at school so he wasn't allowed to bring them. In food and nutrition board.
And this woman is here, on MFP? That's hilarious, I need to find that thread and read it. Can't wait to find out her reasons to believe that pop tarts are healthy. I consider the cream puffs to be the best diet supplement so she definetely got it all wrong
It was this whole long thing about there are no unhealthy foods. She wasn't arguing that the pop tart wasn't the best choice. She was angry that someone called her out on it.
I would be honored to eat your pop tart.
I'm more of a toaster strudel kinda gal
I ate two for breakfast yesterday morning... boston creme and strawberry.. I am a sinner.0 -
littlemissbgiff wrote: »nolan44219 wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »littlemissbgiff 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
will you be my mom? or at least pack my lunch? I'm easy to control after a flask of whiskey. Make it bourbon please. Jim Beam will do if we are on a budget.
Of course!
But I don't deliver, you'll have to come pick it up. And don't expect me to be wearing a bra either
LOL I consider that a win win! Both are my wins0 -
littlemissbgiff wrote: »nolan44219 wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »nolan44219 wrote: »littlemissbgiff wrote: »littlemissbgiff 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
will you be my mom? or at least pack my lunch? I'm easy to control after a flask of whiskey. Make it bourbon please. Jim Beam will do if we are on a budget.
Of course!
But I don't deliver, you'll have to come pick it up. And don't expect me to be wearing a bra either
LOL I consider that a win win! Both are my wins
Until you get here and realize that mama doesn't look like a human until it's time to post a selfie
I call *kitten* on this part!
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