Ok...you workout. So what about your diet??
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In for the estrogen.
And "references to boobs."0 -
OMG!!It's like...
a puzzle!quoting above...
and below....genius!Your inference was
indubitably accurate.Actually the original poster is correct in putting his post here.
The message board "General DIET and WEIGHT LOSS Help."
Instead of going ballistic on him because he might have been snarky to the gym rats or because he is what you folks call a "troll," maybe someone can answer his question about how much should we pay attention to diet in order to lose weight?
Actually, what I got from reading through the thread wasn't that the OP was ASKING for help, more that he was offering his services to help school the rest of us since we don't understand nutrition, or this is what I inferred from most of his comments.
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Man I've got some good hits on this one!
So this post has become a subject on how to post properly. It went from "Ok...you workout. So what about your diet??" to this. Hahaha this is great.
Like a bunch of kids on here right? Pick pick pick
Let us see how far you all can go and how long you can keep this going :glasses:
Why do I get the feeling you're doing naughty things while watching this thread take off?0 -
Man I've got some good hits on this one!
So this post has become a subject on how to post properly. It went from "Ok...you workout. So what about your diet??" to this. Hahaha this is great.
Like a bunch of kids on here right? Pick pick pick
Let us see how far you all can go and how long you can keep this going :glasses:
Nice attempt at a save...but no burrito/banana/dinero whatever0 -
Holly, thank you so much for your words of wisdom. However, I like all responses! Both negative and postive. It's interesting to see this happen.
Also, Holly, I'm glad you came out with your reply to this topic. Wasn't that bad huh?
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In my opinion you posted a very nice question; but I will tell you why you didn’t get any nice responses or ideas:
1) No references to boobs, nudity or to any part of a male or female body.
2) You didn’t clarify or ask if the exercise routine includes or should include squats, dead lifts or LIFT HEAVY.
3) You didn’t argue or ask about eating back exercise calories, eating more or less than 1200 calories, TDEE, BMI, VO, etc.
4) Your question about diet didn’t bash any Paleo, vegan, vegetarian, low carb, no sugar, clean eating or junk food.
5) Above all, your posting didn’t include one of those funny looking cartoons
6) Bottom line is that unless you start a controversial threat about any of the above subjects, you will not get too many nice responses.
So, and to answer your question, yes, my nutrition/calories/macros are very important and crucial for my health and to keep my weight under control. I exercise to keep my fitness and because I love to exercise, not because I want to eat more. So let the good times, discussion and controversy roll….
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He didn't ask a question, he made a statement which is so blindingly obvious to most people on a food-logging website, it invites ridicule.
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That and the arrogance that he knows the answers, so come ask him.
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We get it...you go to the gym and put in a good 60 minutes of exercise 5 days a week. Exercise is such a small % of our day...eating is a much larger percentage. This is why I consider NUTRITION more important than exercise for most people.
Share some of your thoughts on this matter!
Very well put and I totally agree! Thanks for sharing your thoughts!You kept it short and to the point!0 -
Man I've got some good hits on this one!
So this post has become a subject on how to post properly. It went from "Ok...you workout. So what about your diet??" to this. Hahaha this is great.
Like a bunch of kids on here right? Pick pick pick
Let us see how far you all can go and how long you can keep this going :glasses:
Ah the "I was just trolling" defense. Best of luck with that.0 -
At least hestopped trying toMan I've got some good hits on this one!
So this post has become a subject on how to post properly. It went from "Ok...you workout. So what about your diet??" to this. Hahaha this is great.
Like a bunch of kids on here right? Pick pick pick
Let us see how far you all can go and how long you can keep this going :glasses:
Nice attempt at a save...but no burrito/banana/dinero whatever0 -
1. Obviously...hence my post.
2. Then why post back?
3. What's with the numbers?
Here we go...if you don't like my post then it doesn't make much sense whatsoever to post or reply to it. Unless you have been offended? Maybe just bored and need to spout meaningless material.
Your reply...pleaseWe get it...you go to the gym and put in a good 60 minutes of exercise 5 days a week. Exercise is such a small % of our day...eating is a much larger percentage. This is why I consider NUTRITION more important than exercise for most people.
Share some of your thoughts on this matter!
Um...
1) That's what the Food & Nutrition forum is for.
2) I got nothing else. This post just puzzles me.
OP only has 14 posts. Don't listen to that jerk.
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I don't like it when people say "gym rat"
I am a cute cuddly gym bunny
Filled with estrogen. Arghhhhhh!! Get out of my squat rack, pweetey pleeease..:blushing:0 -
Your a smart ladyMan I've got some good hits on this one!
So this post has become a subject on how to post properly. It went from "Ok...you workout. So what about your diet??" to this. Hahaha this is great.
Like a bunch of kids on here right? Pick pick pick
Let us see how far you all can go and how long you can keep this going :glasses:
Why do I get the feeling you're doing naughty things while watching this thread take off?0 -
In my opinion you posted a very nice question; but I will tell you why you didn’t get any nice responses or ideas:
1) No references to boobs, nudity or to any part of a male or female body.
2) You didn’t clarify or ask if the exercise routine includes or should include squats, dead lifts or LIFT HEAVY.
3) You didn’t argue or ask about eating back exercise calories, eating more or less than 1200 calories, TDEE, BMI, VO, etc.
4) Your question about diet didn’t bash any Paleo, vegan, vegetarian, low carb, no sugar, clean eating or junk food.
5) Above all, your posting didn’t include one of those funny looking cartoons
6) Bottom line is that unless you start a controversial threat about any of the above subjects, you will not get too many nice responses.
So, and to answer your question, yes, my nutrition/calories/macros are very important and crucial for my health and to keep my weight under control. I exercise to keep my fitness and because I love to exercise, not because I want to eat more. So let the good times, discussion and controversy roll….
He didn't ask a question, he made a statement which is so blindingly obvious to most people on a food-logging website, it invites ridicule.
That and the arrogance that he knows the answers, so come ask him.
For those waiting for me to reply correctly to a post...here you go.
Holly, thank you so much for your words of wisdom. However, I like all responses! Both negative and postive. It's interesting to see this happen.
Also, Holly, I'm glad you came out with your reply to this topic. Wasn't that bad huh?
The non-quote. The biggest puzzle of all.
It has definitely kept me entertained during my lunch hour, if nothing else. But only because the cool people came on here and made it so. Shrug.
Edited to fix all your non-quote catastrophes.0 -
NICE! HahahahaI don't like it when people say "gym rat"
I am a cute cuddly gym bunny[/quote]
Filled with estrogen. Arghhhhhh!! Get out of my squat rack, pweetey pleeease..:blushing: [/quote]
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In my opinion you posted a very nice question; but I will tell you why you didn’t get any nice responses or ideas:
1) No references to boobs, nudity or to any part of a male or female body.
2) You didn’t clarify or ask if the exercise routine includes or should include squats, dead lifts or LIFT HEAVY.
3) You didn’t argue or ask about eating back exercise calories, eating more or less than 1200 calories, TDEE, BMI, VO, etc.
4) Your question about diet didn’t bash any Paleo, vegan, vegetarian, low carb, no sugar, clean eating or junk food.
5) Above all, your posting didn’t include one of those funny looking cartoons
6) Bottom line is that unless you start a controversial threat about any of the above subjects, you will not get too many nice responses.
So, and to answer your question, yes, my nutrition/calories/macros are very important and crucial for my health and to keep my weight under control. I exercise to keep my fitness and because I love to exercise, not because I want to eat more. So let the good times, discussion and controversy roll….
He didn't ask a question, he made a statement which is so blindingly obvious to most people on a food-logging website, it invites ridicule.
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That and the arrogance that he knows the answers, so come ask him.
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For those waiting for me to reply correctly to a post...here you go.
Holly, thank you so much for your words of wisdom. However, I like all responses! Both negative and postive. It's interesting to see this happen.
Also, Holly, I'm glad you came out with your reply to this topic. Wasn't that bad huh?
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The non-quote. The biggest puzzle of all.
It has definitely kept me entertained during my lunch hour, if nothing else. But only because the cool people came on here and made it so. Shrug.
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The non-quote has a purpose...to fuel the fire of the people that want me to post correctly. Puzzles are fun!!0 -
What I've gotten from the thread so far is that apparently I can't just exercise and not watch my food intake (who'd have thunk it?!). Confusing OP is even more confusing with his odd quote choices. However, he is very pretty, so there's that.quoting above...
and below....genius!Your inference was
indubitably accurate.Actually the original poster is correct in putting his post here.
The message board "General DIET and WEIGHT LOSS Help."
Instead of going ballistic on him because he might have been snarky to the gym rats or because he is what you folks call a "troll," maybe someone can answer his question about how much should we pay attention to diet in order to lose weight?
Actually, what I got from reading through the thread wasn't that the OP was ASKING for help, more that he was offering his services to help school the rest of us since we don't understand nutrition, or this is what I inferred from most of his comments.0 -
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I do not agree. That is all.0
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Yes this is most awesome quote method possible.
In my opinion you posted a very nice question; but I will tell you why you didn’t get any nice responses or ideas:
1) No references to boobs, nudity or to any part of a male or female body.
2) You didn’t clarify or ask if the exercise routine includes or should include squats, dead lifts or LIFT HEAVY.
3) You didn’t argue or ask about eating back exercise calories, eating more or less than 1200 calories, TDEE, BMI, VO, etc.
4) Your question about diet didn’t bash any Paleo, vegan, vegetarian, low carb, no sugar, clean eating or junk food.
5) Above all, your posting didn’t include one of those funny looking cartoons
6) Bottom line is that unless you start a controversial threat about any of the above subjects, you will not get too many nice responses.
So, and to answer your question, yes, my nutrition/calories/macros are very important and crucial for my health and to keep my weight under control. I exercise to keep my fitness and because I love to exercise, not because I want to eat more. So let the good times, discussion and controversy roll….
He didn't ask a question, he made a statement which is so blindingly obvious to most people on a food-logging website, it invites ridicule.
That and the arrogance that he knows the answers, so come ask him.
For those waiting for me to reply correctly to a post...here you go.
Holly, thank you so much for your words of wisdom. However, I like all responses! Both negative and postive. It's interesting to see this happen.
Also, Holly, I'm glad you came out with your reply to this topic. Wasn't that bad huh?
The non-quote. The biggest puzzle of all.
It has definitely kept me entertained during my lunch hour, if nothing else. But only because the cool people came on here and made it so. Shrug.
You can put words anywhere you want to. Nobody gonna cramp yo style!0 -
We get it...you go to the gym and put in a good 60 minutes of exercise 5 days a week. Exercise is such a small % of our day...eating is a much larger percentage. This is why I consider NUTRITION more important than exercise for most people.
Share some of your thoughts on this matter!
How's the research into what bears do in the woods getting on? I also understand there is some groundbreaking stuff on what religion the pope adheres to about to be published.0 -
Hahaha gosh you gals are rough. Too much estrogen in this room. I'm established...just not on this website. I am here to offer help. Take it or leave it. I was referred here from one of my clients. Little did I know that its like this. No wonder more people are obese hahaha.
Wow.0 -
Very first post on the site, tells us he will help us.
First post. :laugh:
Then insults thousands of people who he says never thought of nutrition. Duh.
Doesn't know his audience.
Then makes veiled insults to probably 50% of the membership on this site...women...
Way to make friends, buddy.0 -
Hey OP. Here's a thought. Back slowly out of this thread and start another one where you enlighten us with something about nutrition we've never heard before.
Or to put it another way - put your money where your mouth is.
I'll even give you some tips -
1. Don't mention Taubes or Lustig.
2. Don't use youtube videos and blogs as primary sources.
3. Don't reference 'documentaries' like Forks Over Knives or Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead.
Any of these things will be met with even more vitriol and ridicule than this thread was. And it will be double after implying that you are a nutrition expert.0 -
"... That went well."0 -
We get it...you go to the gym and put in a good 60 minutes of exercise 5 days a week. Exercise is such a small % of our day...eating is a much larger percentage. This is why I consider NUTRITION more important than exercise for most people.
Share some of your thoughts on this matter!
In my opinion you posted a very nice question; but I will tell you why you didn’t get any nice responses or ideas:
1) No references to boobs, nudity or to any part of a male or female body.
2) You didn’t clarify or ask if the exercise routine includes or should include squats, dead lifts or LIFT HEAVY.
3) You didn’t argue or ask about eating back exercise calories, eating more or less than 1200 calories, TDEE, BMI, VO, etc.
4) Your question about diet didn’t bash any Paleo, vegan, vegetarian, low carb, no sugar, clean eating or junk food.
5) Above all, your posting didn’t include one of those funny looking cartoons
6) Bottom line is that unless you start a controversial threat about any of the above subjects, you will not get too many nice responses.
So, and to answer your question, yes, my nutrition/calories/macros are very important and crucial for my health and to keep my weight under control. I exercise to keep my fitness and because I love to exercise, not because I want to eat more. So let the good times, discussion and controversy roll….
He didn't ask a question, he made a statement which is so blindingly obvious to most people on a food-logging website, it invites ridicule.
That and the arrogance that he knows the answers, so come ask him.
I didn't detect any arrogance or ridicule in the OP, and according to so many threats, questions and statements about nutrition, calories and macros, many poster are "blindingly obvious" about nutrition.0 -
I had an apple today damn it0
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Very first post on the site, tells us he will help us.
First post. :laugh:
Then insults thousands of people who he says never thought of nutrition. Duh.
Doesn't know his audience.
Then makes veiled insults to probably 50% of the membership on this site...women...
Way to make friends, buddy.
I would be interested in the demographics (coz nerd) but I would bet that more than 50% of the people on here are women.0 -
"... That went well."
My man crush.
That is all.0 -
Very first post on the site, tells us he will help us.
First post. :laugh:
Then insults thousands of people who he says never thought of nutrition. Duh.
Doesn't know his audience.
Then makes veiled insults to probably 50% of the membership on this site...women...
Way to make friends, buddy.
I would be interested in the demographics (coz nerd) but I would bet that more than 50% of the people on here are women.
Heck, I'd bet that 90% of the people who logged in more than 300 days in the past year are women.0 -
That a babe! You eat the heck out of that dang apple. That was great!I had an apple today damn it0
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Nice save? Bahahaha you cats take this too serious! We are only on here because of boredom..
Typical people on here....
1. Obeses women
2. Lonely men
3. Bored men wanting to make fun of obese women
4. Bored men wanting to get some women going and mad
5. Fit men and women wanting to feel important
6. Ugly people
7. Really angry people
Go ahead people...comment. You are adding to this hahaha
So which one(s) are you?0
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