Somebody lectured me about Splenda today
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stanmann571 wrote: »Aaron_K123 wrote: »Aaron_K123 wrote: »I haxxord their system and I apparently have 159 woos distributed over a total of 50 posts.
Did you do that in public?!?!?!?!?
Pfff, what do you know...you have 59 woo's distributed over 41 posts. One post on May 3rd had 5 woo's!
Are you hand counting the posts? Or am I missing a click somewhere. I know I have 332.
Yes anytime anyone gets woo'd I write it in my notebook. Your highest woo'd post was 5 woos.6 -
Aaron_K123 wrote: »stanmann571 wrote: »Aaron_K123 wrote: »Aaron_K123 wrote: »I haxxord their system and I apparently have 159 woos distributed over a total of 50 posts.
Did you do that in public?!?!?!?!?
Pfff, what do you know...you have 59 woo's distributed over 41 posts. One post on May 3rd had 5 woo's!
Are you hand counting the posts? Or am I missing a click somewhere. I know I have 332.
Yes anytime anyone gets woo'd I write it in my notebook. Your highest woo'd post was 5 woos.
LOL, thanks for nothing, but seriously, I don't see a post count anywhere on the linked pages.
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/profile/reactions/stanmann571/1005556991?reaction=wtf
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/profile/reactions/Aaron_K123/60911203?reaction=wtf0 -
stanmann571 wrote: »Aaron_K123 wrote: »stanmann571 wrote: »Aaron_K123 wrote: »Aaron_K123 wrote: »I haxxord their system and I apparently have 159 woos distributed over a total of 50 posts.
Did you do that in public?!?!?!?!?
Pfff, what do you know...you have 59 woo's distributed over 41 posts. One post on May 3rd had 5 woo's!
Are you hand counting the posts? Or am I missing a click somewhere. I know I have 332.
Yes anytime anyone gets woo'd I write it in my notebook. Your highest woo'd post was 5 woos.
LOL, thanks for nothing, but seriously, I don't see a post count anywhere on the linked pages.
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/profile/reactions/stanmann571/1005556991?reaction=wtf
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/profile/reactions/Aaron_K123/60911203?reaction=wtf
In Chrome I go to the page, go to the more tools menu and developer tools, then view the source code for the page under the sources tab. Then I scroll through the file structure to the plugins tab and go to the css definitions and.....hah hah no actually yeah I just hand count them.1 -
stanmann571 wrote: »Aaron_K123 wrote: »stanmann571 wrote: »Aaron_K123 wrote: »Aaron_K123 wrote: »I haxxord their system and I apparently have 159 woos distributed over a total of 50 posts.
Did you do that in public?!?!?!?!?
Pfff, what do you know...you have 59 woo's distributed over 41 posts. One post on May 3rd had 5 woo's!
Are you hand counting the posts? Or am I missing a click somewhere. I know I have 332.
Yes anytime anyone gets woo'd I write it in my notebook. Your highest woo'd post was 5 woos.
LOL, thanks for nothing, but seriously, I don't see a post count anywhere on the linked pages.
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/profile/reactions/stanmann571/1005556991?reaction=wtf
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/profile/reactions/Aaron_K123/60911203?reaction=wtf
Press on your woo.
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WanderingTaurus wrote: »100_PROOF_ wrote: »My husbands friend gets bags and bags of blueberries and eats them with spoonfuls of peanut butter. When asked why, he says that it's a super food and that it's helping his body because of the nutrition . He didn't want to believe that the calories still counted.
He started to walk up to others and talk to them about how they should be eating super food too.
Now he's 310lbs and 5'8. I guess the calories did count after all. Lol
He stopped walking up to strangers to preach about the super foods now but my husband said people would roll their eyes and walk away quickly or say something like well then you eat it. Lol
Hearing "super food" would have made me stop him right there in his tracks.
I used to read those clickbait articles and always ended up feeling a little anxious because I either didn't like the foods or would have to change my whole way of eating to incorporate them. At one point I spent some time really thinking about the whole concept and came up with
1. Most of the articles were worded "studies show eating this food may contribute to a healthier heart". You can find a legitimate study that shows most nutrient dense foods contribute to heart health one way or another.
2. "This food is high in antioxidants". And so are a bunch of other foods not on the list.
3. If I tried to incorporate a serving of every superfood in every article at the recommended frequency I would be eating 3000 calories a day. How do you pick and choose? Heart health is more important than cell regeneration? Let your brain degenerate in order to support your gut?1 -
Aaron_K123 wrote: »stanmann571 wrote: »Aaron_K123 wrote: »stanmann571 wrote: »Aaron_K123 wrote: »Aaron_K123 wrote: »I haxxord their system and I apparently have 159 woos distributed over a total of 50 posts.
Did you do that in public?!?!?!?!?
Pfff, what do you know...you have 59 woo's distributed over 41 posts. One post on May 3rd had 5 woo's!
Are you hand counting the posts? Or am I missing a click somewhere. I know I have 332.
Yes anytime anyone gets woo'd I write it in my notebook. Your highest woo'd post was 5 woos.
LOL, thanks for nothing, but seriously, I don't see a post count anywhere on the linked pages.
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/profile/reactions/stanmann571/1005556991?reaction=wtf
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/profile/reactions/Aaron_K123/60911203?reaction=wtf
In Chrome I go to the page, go to the more tools menu and developer tools, then view the source code for the page under the sources tab. Then I scroll through the file structure to the plugins tab and go to the css definitions and.....hah hah no actually yeah I just hand count them.
LOL. Ain't nobody got time fo that.
So 5x41 pages. 205. Not quite as bad as counting them by hand0 -
WanderingTaurus wrote: »100_PROOF_ wrote: »My husbands friend gets bags and bags of blueberries and eats them with spoonfuls of peanut butter. When asked why, he says that it's a super food and that it's helping his body because of the nutrition . He didn't want to believe that the calories still counted.
He started to walk up to others and talk to them about how they should be eating super food too.
Now he's 310lbs and 5'8. I guess the calories did count after all. Lol
He stopped walking up to strangers to preach about the super foods now but my husband said people would roll their eyes and walk away quickly or say something like well then you eat it. Lol
Hearing "super food" would have made me stop him right there in his tracks.
I used to read those clickbait articles and always ended up feeling a little anxious because I either didn't like the foods or would have to change my whole way of eating to incorporate them. At one point I spent some time really thinking about the whole concept and came up with
1. Most of the articles were worded "studies show eating this food may contribute to a healthier heart". You can find a legitimate study that shows most nutrient dense foods contribute to heart health one way or another.
2. "This food is high in antioxidants". And so are a bunch of other foods not on the list.
3. If I tried to incorporate a serving of every superfood in every article at the recommended frequency I would be eating 3000 calories a day. How do you pick and choose? Heart health is more important than cell regeneration? Let your brain degenerate in order to support your gut?
That's why you have to buy Dr. Oz latest concentrated woo powder with superfood extracts from 293 superfoods and 141 antioxidants.7 -
WanderingTaurus wrote: »100_PROOF_ wrote: »My husbands friend gets bags and bags of blueberries and eats them with spoonfuls of peanut butter. When asked why, he says that it's a super food and that it's helping his body because of the nutrition . He didn't want to believe that the calories still counted.
He started to walk up to others and talk to them about how they should be eating super food too.
Now he's 310lbs and 5'8. I guess the calories did count after all. Lol
He stopped walking up to strangers to preach about the super foods now but my husband said people would roll their eyes and walk away quickly or say something like well then you eat it. Lol
Hearing "super food" would have made me stop him right there in his tracks.
I used to read those clickbait articles and always ended up feeling a little anxious because I either didn't like the foods or would have to change my whole way of eating to incorporate them. At one point I spent some time really thinking about the whole concept and came up with
1. Most of the articles were worded "studies show eating this food may contribute to a healthier heart". You can find a legitimate study that shows most nutrient dense foods contribute to heart health one way or another.
2. "This food is high in antioxidants". And so are a bunch of other foods not on the list.
3. If I tried to incorporate a serving of every superfood in every article at the recommended frequency I would be eating 3000 calories a day. How do you pick and choose? Heart health is more important than cell regeneration? Let your brain degenerate in order to support your gut?
You set up a calendar, and rotate through them. Healthy cells, Monday the fourteenth. Clear arteries, Tuesday the fifteenth. Cognitive improvement, Wednesday the sixteenth. And so on.5 -
no no no - You have to do cognitive improvement at the beginning - otherwise by later in the week you will have forgotten which thing you are improving next.
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paperpudding wrote: »no no no - You have to do cognitive improvement at the beginning - otherwise by later in the week you will have forgotten which thing you are improving next.
Um. Wait, what? What were we talking about? What are we improving?2 -
WanderingTaurus wrote: »100_PROOF_ wrote: »My husbands friend gets bags and bags of blueberries and eats them with spoonfuls of peanut butter. When asked why, he says that it's a super food and that it's helping his body because of the nutrition . He didn't want to believe that the calories still counted.
He started to walk up to others and talk to them about how they should be eating super food too.
Now he's 310lbs and 5'8. I guess the calories did count after all. Lol
He stopped walking up to strangers to preach about the super foods now but my husband said people would roll their eyes and walk away quickly or say something like well then you eat it. Lol
Hearing "super food" would have made me stop him right there in his tracks.
I used to read those clickbait articles and always ended up feeling a little anxious because I either didn't like the foods or would have to change my whole way of eating to incorporate them. At one point I spent some time really thinking about the whole concept and came up with
1. Most of the articles were worded "studies show eating this food may contribute to a healthier heart". You can find a legitimate study that shows most nutrient dense foods contribute to heart health one way or another.
2. "This food is high in antioxidants". And so are a bunch of other foods not on the list.
3. If I tried to incorporate a serving of every superfood in every article at the recommended frequency I would be eating 3000 calories a day. How do you pick and choose? Heart health is more important than cell regeneration? Let your brain degenerate in order to support your gut?
Great article from Jay at aworkoutroutine.com about "Superfoods": https://www.aworkoutroutine.com/superfoods/?awt_l=BV.g9&awt_m=3gv.Upbtrx0ExV53 -
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Aaron_K123 wrote: »To be honest having the ability to view who clicked what in the little emoticons on the bottom of posts would just add to more drama and wouldn't really add anything truly useful to the conversation. I pay attention to what people say, I couldn't care less what anonymous person decided to click a button without expressing why. I mean how does knowing that it was BobSlayer2442 that clicked "woo" on my post help me exactly?
If one of my posts gets actually responded to with a response then I will care enough to take the time to read and respond. If someone responds to my post by clicking a button and saying nothing I honestly don't care.
Do I really want to see a bunch of "Hey, why did you click woo on my post BobSlayer244!?!?!?" posts filling up the forums? Not really.
I'm hoping that the fictitious BobSlayer 2442 becomes some kind of MFP meme, like making up your own *babysloth* curse replacements.4 -
WanderingTaurus wrote: »100_PROOF_ wrote: »My husbands friend gets bags and bags of blueberries and eats them with spoonfuls of peanut butter. When asked why, he says that it's a super food and that it's helping his body because of the nutrition . He didn't want to believe that the calories still counted.
He started to walk up to others and talk to them about how they should be eating super food too.
Now he's 310lbs and 5'8. I guess the calories did count after all. Lol
He stopped walking up to strangers to preach about the super foods now but my husband said people would roll their eyes and walk away quickly or say something like well then you eat it. Lol
Hearing "super food" would have made me stop him right there in his tracks.
I used to read those clickbait articles and always ended up feeling a little anxious because I either didn't like the foods or would have to change my whole way of eating to incorporate them. At one point I spent some time really thinking about the whole concept and came up with
1. Most of the articles were worded "studies show eating this food may contribute to a healthier heart". You can find a legitimate study that shows most nutrient dense foods contribute to heart health one way or another.
2. "This food is high in antioxidants". And so are a bunch of other foods not on the list.
3. If I tried to incorporate a serving of every superfood in every article at the recommended frequency I would be eating 3000 calories a day. How do you pick and choose? Heart health is more important than cell regeneration? Let your brain degenerate in order to support your gut?
Great article from Jay at aworkoutroutine.com about "Superfoods": https://www.aworkoutroutine.com/superfoods/?awt_l=BV.g9&awt_m=3gv.Upbtrx0ExV5
This has to be the funniest (and truest) article I've read so far this year! Thanks so much for posting it, it's bookmarked, locked and loaded for the next person who sends me a "superfoods" link.
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WanderingTaurus wrote: »100_PROOF_ wrote: »My husbands friend gets bags and bags of blueberries and eats them with spoonfuls of peanut butter. When asked why, he says that it's a super food and that it's helping his body because of the nutrition . He didn't want to believe that the calories still counted.
He started to walk up to others and talk to them about how they should be eating super food too.
Now he's 310lbs and 5'8. I guess the calories did count after all. Lol
He stopped walking up to strangers to preach about the super foods now but my husband said people would roll their eyes and walk away quickly or say something like well then you eat it. Lol
Hearing "super food" would have made me stop him right there in his tracks.
I used to read those clickbait articles and always ended up feeling a little anxious because I either didn't like the foods or would have to change my whole way of eating to incorporate them. At one point I spent some time really thinking about the whole concept and came up with
1. Most of the articles were worded "studies show eating this food may contribute to a healthier heart". You can find a legitimate study that shows most nutrient dense foods contribute to heart health one way or another.
2. "This food is high in antioxidants". And so are a bunch of other foods not on the list.
3. If I tried to incorporate a serving of every superfood in every article at the recommended frequency I would be eating 3000 calories a day. How do you pick and choose? Heart health is more important than cell regeneration? Let your brain degenerate in order to support your gut?
Great article from Jay at aworkoutroutine.com about "Superfoods": https://www.aworkoutroutine.com/superfoods/?awt_l=BV.g9&awt_m=3gv.Upbtrx0ExV5
I notice that he didn't mention cricket flour (an excellent superfood)
Supersmoothie
100g pomegranate
50g crickets
90g fresh blueberries
500g kale
45g açai
15g chia seeds
50g Goji Berries
45g Maca Powder
8 cloves black garlic
150g fresh atlantic salmon
2 walnuts
25g steel cut oats
90g kiwi fruit
2 oysters
1 cup milk
2 tsp Splenda
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WanderingTaurus wrote: »100_PROOF_ wrote: »My husbands friend gets bags and bags of blueberries and eats them with spoonfuls of peanut butter. When asked why, he says that it's a super food and that it's helping his body because of the nutrition . He didn't want to believe that the calories still counted.
He started to walk up to others and talk to them about how they should be eating super food too.
Now he's 310lbs and 5'8. I guess the calories did count after all. Lol
He stopped walking up to strangers to preach about the super foods now but my husband said people would roll their eyes and walk away quickly or say something like well then you eat it. Lol
Hearing "super food" would have made me stop him right there in his tracks.
I used to read those clickbait articles and always ended up feeling a little anxious because I either didn't like the foods or would have to change my whole way of eating to incorporate them. At one point I spent some time really thinking about the whole concept and came up with
1. Most of the articles were worded "studies show eating this food may contribute to a healthier heart". You can find a legitimate study that shows most nutrient dense foods contribute to heart health one way or another.
2. "This food is high in antioxidants". And so are a bunch of other foods not on the list.
3. If I tried to incorporate a serving of every superfood in every article at the recommended frequency I would be eating 3000 calories a day. How do you pick and choose? Heart health is more important than cell regeneration? Let your brain degenerate in order to support your gut?
Great article from Jay at aworkoutroutine.com about "Superfoods": https://www.aworkoutroutine.com/superfoods/?awt_l=BV.g9&awt_m=3gv.Upbtrx0ExV5
I notice that he didn't mention cricket flour (an excellent superfood)
Supersmoothie
100g pomegranate
50g crickets
90g fresh blueberries
500g kale
45g açai
15g chia seeds
50g Goji Berries
45g Maca Powder
8 cloves black garlic
150g fresh atlantic salmon
2 walnuts
25g steel cut oats
90g kiwi fruit
2 oysters
1 cup milk
2 tsp Splenda
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100_PROOF_ wrote: »My husbands friend gets bags and bags of blueberries and eats them with spoonfuls of peanut butter. When asked why, he says that it's a super food and that it's helping his body because of the nutrition . He didn't want to believe that the calories still counted.
He started to walk up to others and talk to them about how they should be eating super food too.
Now he's 310lbs and 5'8. I guess the calories did count after all. Lol
He stopped walking up to strangers to preach about the super foods now but my husband said people would roll their eyes and walk away quickly or say something like well then you eat it. Lol
Posts like this I wish there was a Haha/looool reaction choice!
That's hilarious!!!0 -
doesn't everybody know, the only person you can tell what to do and nag is your husband. so.. geesh.4
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paperpudding wrote: »no no no - You have to do cognitive improvement at the beginning - otherwise by later in the week you will have forgotten which thing you are improving next.
I'm supposed to be improving something?
... Crap.1 -
Been trying to finish reading this thread on and off all day I'm still not even half way through lol.
It's so weird I just went on to what's app and saw this status update from my brothers ex saying "Put two sugars in my coffee, a normal amount in my opinion, and some woman goes "do you want some coffee with your sweetener?"..
I don't know do you want a headbutt with that banter!?"
Had to post it here that was an odd coincidence and a great comeback whether she actually said it out loud or not lol... maybe there's an army of food police being sent undercover to coffee shops all over the planet 11
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