HORRENDOUS Keto bulletproof coffee
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Wheelhouse15 wrote: »creatureofchaos wrote: »Wow, I had no idea it was “woo” to say I like the taste of Keto coffee. I’m not even a Keto advocate - my nutritionist suggested I try it because I have difficult time eating breakfast but like exercising in the morning.
Some of you people are so ridiculous.
Unfortunately I think a big culprit is the "woo" button itself meaning different things to different people. It seems that perhaps "dislike" or some variant would be a better button to express negative feelings toward a post, as some people clearly use it as meaning "woohoo!"
I specifically don't use that button- because I'm not clear of the intent- not sure if "woo" as in bro-science- or
WOO- like WOOT WOOT.
It's O.o woo. Yeah, that's the way MFP describes it too lol.
so is this the closest thing we get to a down vote?0 -
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creatureofchaos wrote: »Wow, I had no idea it was “woo” to say I like the taste of Keto coffee. I’m not even a Keto advocate - my nutritionist suggested I try it because I have difficult time eating breakfast but like exercising in the morning.
Some of you people are so ridiculous.
What is really ridiculous is this woo button. There are a lot of people who think it means woohoo and think it's a positive thing. There are other people who use it as a negative thing. I really think it would be much better and much more mature if that button were just "disagree" and the hug button went back to being awesome.
Absolutely! "Woo" is really judgy and negative when used as intended, and just confusing when people think it's a positive. "Disagree" is neutral and self-explanatory.5 -
creatureofchaos wrote: »Wow, I had no idea it was “woo” to say I like the taste of Keto coffee. I’m not even a Keto advocate - my nutritionist suggested I try it because I have difficult time eating breakfast but like exercising in the morning.
Some of you people are so ridiculous.
What is really ridiculous is this woo button. There are a lot of people who think it means woohoo and think it's a positive thing. There are other people who use it as a negative thing. I really think it would be much better and much more mature if that button were just "disagree" and the hug button went back to being awesome.
Absolutely! "Woo" is really judgy and negative when used as intended, and just confusing when people think it's a positive. "Disagree" is neutral and self-explanatory.
I was away when they started with all the different votes but I think "woo" replaced the thumbs down, but it really isn't the same thing.2 -
Add some cinnamon and Sucralose I love it2
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I'd rather take the tablespoon each of coconut oil and butter and eat the straight. Keep the coffee separate.0
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