Sorry I'm Not Sorry - I gotta rant!
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Opened this as soon as my husband walked into the room....
Had to explain to him that I was just on mfp and not watching porn....
My husband agrees this is not cool. He feels it's wrong to unfairly get the hopes up of third party bystanders.0 -
Is she clean eating?0
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And I get in trouble for using the V word for a lady part! wtf0
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Is she clean eating?
That cracked me UP.0 -
Is she clean eating?0
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Is she clean eating?
That cracked me UP.
There was a literal LOL, while my husband is trying to paint. He was not pleased.0 -
Is she clean eating?
That cracked me UP.
There was a literal LOL, while my husband is trying to paint. He was not pleased.
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:0 -
Glad there's so many broken images right now. I have a feeling they're all unsavory, non-clean posts.0
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Speechless.0
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Well then.0
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Wow.
Did not expect to see that.0 -
Okay, I did see that then.
I wasn't sure at first glance.
I thought I might've been hallucinating from the unhealthy, processed frozen broccoli I had with dinner.0 -
SERIOUSLY.
WHY.
EVERYTHING JUST LOADED FOR ME ALL AT ONCE.
WHY.
I WANT THE BABA LOVE DOCTOR SPAM BACK.0 -
WTF?!?!?!0
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Quote yourself, then post another pron gif on top of that. I hate giving trolls attention but this one is classic.0 -
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I am dying laughing, y'all. When you report it, the gif plays for you the whole time.0
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I'm laughing. I'm crying. I'm covering my eyes. There's so much win (the replies) and fail (the gifs) in this thread.0
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Totally explains why Asians in Asia live longer lives, and don't have the same weight issues as Americans, they eat less sodium.......................................................not really. I'm betting the average Asian takes in 4500 mg of sodium a day. You'd think that that much sodium would thin the population down. Nope.
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First off, define Asian. That could mean Mongolian, Japanese, Vietnamese, Pakistani, Filipino, Taiwanese etc.
Now looking at Vietnam at 75. Thailand at 74. Give them great healthcare and I'm sure their numbers exceed or meet Asian American. http://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/world-health-rankingsPeople need to think before they post uneducated crap just to prove a point. Take your average Chinese, they DO NOT eat a lot of sodium. They actually eat a lot of veggies and rice. I have numerous Chinese friends and know this to be a fact.Sodium — Historically, Asian diets have been high in sodium, partly due to the use of soy sauce. Today, many Asians are lowering their salt consumption by switching to reduced-sodium soy sauces. http://gicare.com/diets/asian-diet/The sodium you "may" be referring to is the garbage they slop together at buffets and call it Chinese or the packaged heart attacks like Ramen with so much sodium.And check your death rates, the average Japanese live no longer than in the US so they don't live longer lives.
As for Japan the average lifespan average for the country is 82. Now show me yours.The reason most "Asians" don't have our weight problems is because a very high percentage live in abject poverty and most only have access to vegetables and rice. And not too many McDonald's in the hills of Szechuan.
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Totally explains why Asians in Asia live longer lives, and don't have the same weight issues as Americans, they eat less sodium.......................................................not really. I'm betting the average Asian takes in 4500 mg of sodium a day. You'd think that that much sodium would thin the population down. Nope.
A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
First off, define Asian. That could mean Mongolian, Japanese, Vietnamese, Pakistani, Filipino, Taiwanese etc.
Now looking at Vietnam at 75. Thailand at 74. Give them great healthcare and I'm sure their numbers exceed or meet Asian American. http://www.worldlifeexpectancy.com/world-health-rankingsPeople need to think before they post uneducated crap just to prove a point. Take your average Chinese, they DO NOT eat a lot of sodium. They actually eat a lot of veggies and rice. I have numerous Chinese friends and know this to be a fact.Sodium — Historically, Asian diets have been high in sodium, partly due to the use of soy sauce. Today, many Asians are lowering their salt consumption by switching to reduced-sodium soy sauces. http://gicare.com/diets/asian-diet/The sodium you "may" be referring to is the garbage they slop together at buffets and call it Chinese or the packaged heart attacks like Ramen with so much sodium.And check your death rates, the average Japanese live no longer than in the US so they don't live longer lives.
As for Japan the average lifespan average for the country is 82. Now show me yours.The reason most "Asians" don't have our weight problems is because a very high percentage live in abject poverty and most only have access to vegetables and rice. And not too many McDonald's in the hills of Szechuan.
A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition0
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