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It's only an issue if she refuses to give you more. Then it's time to cut a bish.0
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You now must do a cleanse.0
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It's only an issue if she refuses to give you more. Then it's time to cut a bish.
But... she closed her kitchen.0 -
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As long as you stay away from all carbs, then you're techincally on a one day ketogenic diet. I see no issues here. Just don't hurt the lil' ol' lady in the kitchen.
Edited: I re-read and saw you ate a gallon of spaghetti. There is no hope. Eat all the foods before you die.0 -
I'm ready for seconds.0
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It was so delicious... Let me tell you about this "restaurant."
You walk in this house, grab a fork and knife out of a bin, walk to her kitchen, and she plates whatever she made that day for you. You have no options, no menu, no nothing. She plates it, hands it to you, you go sit and eat in the dining area. Tell the bartender what you ate and pay him when you're done. It's genius.0 -
Now I want to go there cause....0
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Now I want to go there cause....
It's soooo goood.0 -
That's messed up! You should always eat giant meatballs in pairs!0
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That's messed up! You should always eat giant meatballs in pairs!
But... you said you don't like it when I do that.0 -
But... you said you don't like it when I do that.0
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You're just jealous b/c I have all the carbs...0
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It was so delicious... Let me tell you about this "restaurant."
You walk in this house, grab a fork and knife out of a bin, walk to her kitchen, and she plates whatever she made that day for you. You have no options, no menu, no nothing. She plates it, hands it to you, you go sit and eat in the dining area. Tell the bartender what you ate and pay him when you're done. It's genius.
This is me in my kitchen---every day. I have 3 sons in their 20's and my husband to feed. By the way they are all thin.0 -
Your metabolisms must love the spaghettis like mine does. I would eat a big honkin' bowl of it, and an hour later I was hungry again. That shniz was stokin' my metabolisms like crazy! So I figure if I just eat spaghetti all day, every day, I'ma be skinny in no time. :drinker:0
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Your metabolisms must love the spaghettis like mine does. I would eat a big honkin' bowl of it, and an hour later I was hungry again. That shniz was stokin' my metabolisms like crazy! So I figure if I just eat spaghetti all day, every day, I'ma be skinny in no time. :drinker:
Ten million fat ladies in Italy would beg to differ. And although they may not be skinny, they are really, really happy.0 -
Your metabolisms must love the spaghettis like mine does. I would eat a big honkin' bowl of it, and an hour later I was hungry again. That shniz was stokin' my metabolisms like crazy! So I figure if I just eat spaghetti all day, every day, I'ma be skinny in no time. :drinker:
Ten million fat ladies in Italy would beg to differ. And although they may not be skinny, they are really, really happy.
Don't rain on my parade, Derpy! :flowerforyou:0 -
Your metabolisms must love the spaghettis like mine does. I would eat a big honkin' bowl of it, and an hour later I was hungry again. That shniz was stokin' my metabolisms like crazy! So I figure if I just eat spaghetti all day, every day, I'ma be skinny in no time. :drinker:
Ten million fat ladies in Italy would beg to differ. And although they may not be skinny, they are really, really happy.
Where are you getting those numbers? I live in Rome, ITALY and there aren't alot of fat people. I myself am American--married for 28 years to an Italian. I make pasta literally everyday, for my sons and my husband. I have alot of recipes, and my husband says he eats better at home than in the restaurants. So, if you haven't been here, you don't have a true picture. I had 30 lbs to lose a year ago, and have 10 left, so I wasn't a "fat lady in Italy". Am I happy
I'm tired of cooking.0 -
The problem with those foods is:
1) you always want seconds
2) you end up hungry a few hours later0 -
Your metabolisms must love the spaghettis like mine does. I would eat a big honkin' bowl of it, and an hour later I was hungry again. That shniz was stokin' my metabolisms like crazy! So I figure if I just eat spaghetti all day, every day, I'ma be skinny in no time. :drinker:
Ten million fat ladies in Italy would beg to differ. And although they may not be skinny, they are really, really happy.
Don't rain on my parade, Derpy! :flowerforyou:
Thankyou!:flowerforyou:0 -
The problem with those foods is:
1) you always want seconds
2) you end up hungry a few hours later
Actually not true--this is myth.0 -
Your metabolisms must love the spaghettis like mine does. I would eat a big honkin' bowl of it, and an hour later I was hungry again. That shniz was stokin' my metabolisms like crazy! So I figure if I just eat spaghetti all day, every day, I'ma be skinny in no time. :drinker:
Ten million fat ladies in Italy would beg to differ. And although they may not be skinny, they are really, really happy.
Where are you getting those numbers? I live in Rome, ITALY and there aren't alot of fat people. I myself am American--married for 28 years to an Italian. I make pasta literally everyday, for my sons and my husband. I have alot of recipes, and my husband says he eats better at home than in the restaurants. So, if you haven't been here, you don't have a true picture. I had 30 lbs to lose a year ago, and have 10 left, so I wasn't a "fat lady in Italy". Am I happy
I'm tired of cooking.
A) It was a jokeI lived there. While I didn't count them, there were a lot of fat old Italian ladies running around making pasta and other delicious food. Or maybe it was just the same three, I don't know. They all wore black so it was hard to tell them apart.
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Your metabolisms must love the spaghettis like mine does. I would eat a big honkin' bowl of it, and an hour later I was hungry again. That shniz was stokin' my metabolisms like crazy! So I figure if I just eat spaghetti all day, every day, I'ma be skinny in no time. :drinker:
Ten million fat ladies in Italy would beg to differ. And although they may not be skinny, they are really, really happy.
Where are you getting those numbers? I live in Rome, ITALY and there aren't alot of fat people. I myself am American--married for 28 years to an Italian. I make pasta literally everyday, for my sons and my husband. I have alot of recipes, and my husband says he eats better at home than in the restaurants. So, if you haven't been here, you don't have a true picture. I had 30 lbs to lose a year ago, and have 10 left, so I wasn't a "fat lady in Italy". Am I happy
I'm tired of cooking.
A) It was a jokeI lived there. While I didn't count them, there were a lot of fat old Italian ladies running around making pasta and other delicious food. Or maybe it was just the same three, I don't know. They all wore black so it was hard to tell them apart.
Were they short? My husband had 3 aunts when we married---always cooking up a storm, always in black. I learned my Italian from them. They weren't actually fat though, more like a little plump.0
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