I just ate a healthy fast food meal that I enjoyed
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Do I get some kind of a medal or something? Or is all the satisfaction supposed to be internal?
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How bout a charm instead of a medal:
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The feeling of superiority
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Sounds like an oxymoron.0
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Sounds like an oxymoron.
DAMN IT.
Beat me to it. :grumble:
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That's unpossible0 -
There are no healthy fast food meals. Take a look at the over 50 ingredients they put into their grilled chicken breast - and that includes subway.0
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I had Five Guy's bacon cheese burger, no bun, for lunch. Was scrumptious. I also jog/walked to get there and back from work before I ate it.0
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They claim they are trying to make it healthier "Hits forehead with palm......There are no healthy fast food meals. Take a look at the over 50 ingredients they put into their grilled chicken breast - and that includes subway.0 -
Much like Santa and the Tooth Fairy-no such thing as healthy fast food. Sorry ;/0
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WTF??? THERE IS NOT SANTA???? Thanks for ruining it for me!! :sad:0
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Healthy is a relative term folks. Maybe your idea of healthy isn't the same as the original poster's. In which case you could tell by the subject line of the thread that you already disagreed. Which then means that you came into the thread itself only to post an antagonistic/judgmental post. Surely there are better things to do with your time than go around disagreeing with people that are just trying to get to the same end result as you.
To my mom, healthy means anything organic or all natural, no cares to calories or anything else. In her words to me "No, this ice cream is totally healthy, I made it with organic whole cream."
To a co-worker, healthy means salads. If it's not a salad, it's not healthy. If it's a salad, it's healthy, no matter what's on the salad.
To a friend, healthy is only vegetarian and non-GMO.
To me, healthy is whatever fits in my allotted calories for the day, fuels me well for running, and make me happy when it eat it, both for how it tastes and it's ingredients.
Sometimes that includes fast food. Because it fits in my calories/macros and makes me happy. And clearly the OP has similar thoughts. So don't come in here and s#!t in their thread because you're anti-fast food. Especially since the thread was clearly meant in a joking and light-hearted way.0 -
Much like Santa and the Tooth Fairy-no such thing as healthy fast food. Sorry ;/
Agreed. There are only healthier choices at these grease establishments. I mean eating establishments.0 -
Wendy's large chili = 270 cal. There are some edible choices out there in the fast food industry. Don't be so fast to assume that the op ate garbage.
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my dairy is open, there's no mystery what it was that I ate...0
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You're all wrong.0
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I was curious so I peaked. Sounds healthy to me. But I love the breakfast and morning snack of chocolate. Healthy chocolate. Could you create me a diet plan? I like your choices.0
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Mmmm Freebird!
Yeah, I totally stalked your diary.0 -
if i go to the grocery store and get premade salad (which i rarely do) that is fast and healthy :P0
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Healthy is a relative term folks. Maybe your idea of healthy isn't the same as the original poster's. In which case you could tell by the subject line of the thread that you already disagreed. Which then means that you came into the thread itself only to post an antagonistic/judgmental post. Surely there are better things to do with your time than go around disagreeing with people that are just trying to get to the same end result as you.
To my mom, healthy means anything organic or all natural, no cares to calories or anything else. In her words to me "No, this ice cream is totally healthy, I made it with organic whole cream."
To a co-worker, healthy means salads. If it's not a salad, it's not healthy. If it's a salad, it's healthy, no matter what's on the salad.
To a friend, healthy is only vegetarian and non-GMO.
To me, healthy is whatever fits in my allotted calories for the day, fuels me well for running, and make me happy when it eat it, both for how it tastes and it's ingredients.
Sometimes that includes fast food. Because it fits in my calories/macros and makes me happy. And clearly the OP has similar thoughts. So don't come in here and s#!t in their thread because you're anti-fast food. Especially since the thread was clearly meant in a joking and light-hearted way.
Great post!0 -
did you drink soda too?0
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You sure like to stir the chaos cesspool, don't you? These responses are cracking me up!
Of course I had strawberry cheesecake from Costco the other day. I just needed to find something to fill in those calories.0 -
Excellent! THIS THIS THIS! I too had fast food today...TWO fresco taco's from Taco Bell....and it was GOOD!Healthy is a relative term folks. Maybe your idea of healthy isn't the same as the original poster's. In which case you could tell by the subject line of the thread that you already disagreed. Which then means that you came into the thread itself only to post an antagonistic/judgmental post. Surely there are better things to do with your time than go around disagreeing with people that are just trying to get to the same end result as you.
To my mom, healthy means anything organic or all natural, no cares to calories or anything else. In her words to me "No, this ice cream is totally healthy, I made it with organic whole cream."
To a co-worker, healthy means salads. If it's not a salad, it's not healthy. If it's a salad, it's healthy, no matter what's on the salad.
To a friend, healthy is only vegetarian and non-GMO.
To me, healthy is whatever fits in my allotted calories for the day, fuels me well for running, and make me happy when it eat it, both for how it tastes and it's ingredients.
Sometimes that includes fast food. Because it fits in my calories/macros and makes me happy. And clearly the OP has similar thoughts. So don't come in here and s#!t in their thread because you're anti-fast food. Especially since the thread was clearly meant in a joking and light-hearted way.
May not be healthy for YOU people but ummmmm, it fit into my calories so there! 0 -
Healthy is a relative term folks. Maybe your idea of healthy isn't the same as the original poster's. In which case you could tell by the subject line of the thread that you already disagreed. Which then means that you came into the thread itself only to post an antagonistic/judgmental post. Surely there are better things to do with your time than go around disagreeing with people that are just trying to get to the same end result as you.
To my mom, healthy means anything organic or all natural, no cares to calories or anything else. In her words to me "No, this ice cream is totally healthy, I made it with organic whole cream."
To a co-worker, healthy means salads. If it's not a salad, it's not healthy. If it's a salad, it's healthy, no matter what's on the salad.
To a friend, healthy is only vegetarian and non-GMO.
To me, healthy is whatever fits in my allotted calories for the day, fuels me well for running, and make me happy when it eat it, both for how it tastes and it's ingredients.
Sometimes that includes fast food. Because it fits in my calories/macros and makes me happy. And clearly the OP has similar thoughts. So don't come in here and s#!t in their thread because you're anti-fast food. Especially since the thread was clearly meant in a joking and light-hearted way.
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my dairy is open, there's no mystery what it was that I ate...
mmm....so much chocolate....I think I love you0 -
All I have to say is ROLL TIDE OP!!!
In all seriousness IIFYM. 0 -
All I have to say is ROLL TIDE OP!!!
In all seriousness IIFYM.
ROLL TIDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I'm going to need you to cite your source for determining it to be "healthy". A peer-reviewed source, please.0
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Healthy is a relative term folks. Maybe your idea of healthy isn't the same as the original poster's. In which case you could tell by the subject line of the thread that you already disagreed. Which then means that you came into the thread itself only to post an antagonistic/judgmental post. Surely there are better things to do with your time than go around disagreeing with people that are just trying to get to the same end result as you.
To my mom, healthy means anything organic or all natural, no cares to calories or anything else. In her words to me "No, this ice cream is totally healthy, I made it with organic whole cream."
To a co-worker, healthy means salads. If it's not a salad, it's not healthy. If it's a salad, it's healthy, no matter what's on the salad.
To a friend, healthy is only vegetarian and non-GMO.
To me, healthy is whatever fits in my allotted calories for the day, fuels me well for running, and make me happy when it eat it, both for how it tastes and it's ingredients.
Sometimes that includes fast food. Because it fits in my calories/macros and makes me happy. And clearly the OP has similar thoughts. So don't come in here and s#!t in their thread because you're anti-fast food. Especially since the thread was clearly meant in a joking and light-hearted way.
this thread was worth posting just for that reply.0 -
All I have to say is ROLL TIDE OP!!!
In all seriousness IIFYM.
Oh, it's already been rolled...0
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