Pizza & Beer
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PLEASE go out for pizza and beer and have fun! You are young; you look fabulous! Go enjoy life!0
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ever thought about making your own pizza? buy the dough from a pizza place (yes, they sell it). you might be able to get whole wheat pizza dough as well. i really love it. throw some chicken and some veggies on that pizza, and enjoy a slice or two. and a beer or two. it's not a bad meal!!0
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Beer can have twice as much fat per ounce as McDonald's French fries.0
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Beer can have twice as much fat per ounce as McDonald's French fries.
Seriously. I may want to try these . . .0 -
Beer can have twice as much fat per ounce as McDonald's French fries.
*hi five*
OP, eat... more than 900 calories, for the love of gravy.0 -
Beer can have twice as much fat per ounce as McDonald's French fries.
It all floats to the top and sloshed around. Actually, the visual of fat in beer makes me gag0 -
Just remember that ONE slice of pizza is ONE serving. Eating two slices is basically going back for seconds.0
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Beer can have twice as much fat per ounce as McDonald's French fries.
Are you eating a stick of butter with your beer???
Right! What the hell kind of beer is that lady drinking? Fat? My beer is Carbzz!~0 -
Just do it! Mmm pizza and beer0
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Just remember that ONE slice of pizza is ONE serving. Eating two slices is basically going back for seconds. Just make sure you're honest with your log, including the beer--from what I hear the WEEKLY caloric total is what matters. If you go over by 300 cals today, go under by 100 the next 3 days and it should even out.
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I don't think my 900 a day is as bad as it sounds, again its what I aim for... I usually go over. But yes I will have my pizza and beer tonight. and watch a movie. and sit on my *kitten*. happy??!!0
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I don't think my 900 a day is as bad as it sounds, again its what I aim for... I usually go over. But yes I will have my pizza and beer tonight. and watch a movie. and sit on my *kitten*. happy??!!
The real question is are YOU happy? 900 seems super unrealistic long term and potentially damaging.0 -
Beer can have twice as much fat per ounce as McDonald's French fries.
Seriously. I may want to try these . . .
I wonder if it would taste like the butterbeer in Harry Potter...0 -
The answer to "Should I have pizza and beer?" is always yes. x2 if you try to eat 900 calories a day.0
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You are talking about your last 5 pounds? then calories are not calories. You last 5-10 pounds require extreme dedication achieved only by few0
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I don't think my 900 a day is as bad as it sounds, again its what I aim for... I usually go over. But yes I will have my pizza and beer tonight. and watch a movie. and sit on my *kitten*. happy??!!
It sounds horrible. That's how bad it sounds. 900 calories is breakfast.0 -
I don't think my 900 a day is as bad as it sounds, again its what I aim for... I usually go over. But yes I will have my pizza and beer tonight. and watch a movie. and sit on my *kitten*. happy??!!
NO
Are you logging accurately?0 -
My ears were burning.0
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My ears were burning.0
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Beer can have twice as much fat per ounce as McDonald's French fries.
Are you eating a stick of butter with your beer???
lmao no kidding. ever heard of michelob ultra????
Unfortunately, yes. :sick:0 -
Eat your 900 calories, PLUS pizza and beer.0
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Beer can have twice as much fat per ounce as McDonald's French fries.
Are you eating a stick of butter with your beer???
lmao no kidding. ever heard of michelob ultra????
Unfortunately, yes. :sick:
That's not beer0 -
My ears were burning.
Love your username! Lol0 -
I don't think my 900 a day is as bad as it sounds, again its what I aim for... I usually go over. But yes I will have my pizza and beer tonight. and watch a movie. and sit on my *kitten*. happy??!!
The real question is are YOU happy? 900 seems super unrealistic long term and potentially damaging.
yeah I'm happy because I don't let myself go hungry. again if I'm hungry I have a salad with my choice of dressing... or I have grilled chicken.. or fruit and veggies... I'm never really hungry.. I just try to keep my breakfast and lunch consistent and make sure I'm not eating high calories snacks0 -
My ears were burning.
I saw the thread, and thought is was about me. I was wrong.0 -
Beer can have twice as much fat per ounce as McDonald's French fries.
It all floats to the top and sloshed around. Actually, the visual of fat in beer makes me gag
Replace it with the image of a scoop of ice cream floating in a chocolate stout.0 -
900 calories a day is not enough food. Go here and calculate your BMR and TDEE:
http://scoobysworkshop.com/accurate-calorie-calculator/
Eat over your BMR and under your TDEE and you will lose weight.
Eat your pizza and drink a beer or two. Don't make yourself miserable depriving yourself of food that makes you happy!0 -
Beer can have twice as much fat per ounce as McDonald's French fries.
Are you eating a stick of butter with your beer???
lmao no kidding. ever heard of michelob ultra????
Unfortunately, yes. :sick:
That's not beer
My point exactly. Disgusting imposter.0 -
Beer can have twice as much fat per ounce as McDonald's French fries.
Are you eating a stick of butter with your beer???
lmao no kidding. ever heard of michelob ultra????
Unfortunately, yes. :sick:
That's not beer
My point exactly. Disgusting imposter.
:drinker:0 -
Beer can have twice as much fat per ounce as McDonald's French fries.
Are you eating a stick of butter with your beer???
Right! What the hell kind of beer is that lady drinking? Fat? My beer is Carbzz!~0
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