OMG WHO CARESSSSS

If you aren't doing it like ME, you are doing it WRONG!

Heh!

I only posted this because I was reading another post about how calories in vs. calories out doesn't matter as much as WHAT you eat and people were actually ARGUING about it. And I say, who gives a dizamn? 'Cause the goal is essentially the same, and whatever works, WORKS. Keep doing that.

OP I completely agree with your argument about arguing. On the other hand, I've never had chick O whatevers but you really should eat less of that and more organic kale with an apple balsamic vinegarette. The vinegar actually acts like an acidic fat burner, so the more you add the more the fat melts off. And cancer. And raspberry keytones. :flowerforyou:

You're welcome:)

pretentious much?

Chick-fil-A doesn't exist in many places you know. Alaska and anywhere outside of the U.S immediately come to mind.

Chick-fil-a doesn't exist in Boston because they're a bunch of haters but that's another story for another day.

I just had a maple sprinkled donut. It was GOOOOOOOOD!

For National Donut Day? Nice! I had a chocolate frosted.

SWEET! DUDE!!!!

I only posted this because I was reading another post about how calories in vs. calories out doesn't matter as much as WHAT you eat and people were actually ARGUING about it. And I say, who gives a dizamn? 'Cause the goal is essentially the same, and whatever works, WORKS. Keep doing that.

OP I completely agree with your argument about arguing. On the other hand, I've never had chick O whatevers but you really should eat less of that and more organic kale with an apple balsamic vinegarette. The vinegar actually acts like an acidic fat burner, so the more you add the more the fat melts off. And cancer. And raspberry keytones. :flowerforyou:

You're welcome:)

pretentious much?

Chick-fil-A doesn't exist in many places you know. Alaska and anywhere outside of the U.S immediately come to mind.

Chick-fil-a doesn't exist in Boston because they're a bunch of haters but that's another story for another day.

No but there's a Chick-fil-a in Burlington about 10 miles away!

Stuff I don't get on this thread because I'm English:
- chik-o-fil?
- Why she is Californinan? (or was it Florida?)
- National donut day?
- Cinamon apple choco frosted donuts? (or whatever it was...)
- What most of you are saying most of the time?
- Beercan and bacon in an English accent?
- The random insult to Jac?

I understood the comment about grammar.

So the next town over has a chick-fil-a, or whatever. I never knew! I've never had it. It must be new.
Thanks for reminding me about donut day too....

Stuff I don't get on this thread because I'm English:
- chik-o-fil?
- Why she is Californinan? (or was it Florida?)
- National donut day?
- Cinamon apple choco frosted donuts? (or whatever it was...)
- What most of you are saying most of the time?
- Beercan and bacon in an English accent?
- The random insult to Jac?

I understood the comment about grammar.

Also, not from this thread, but I've always wanted to ask -
1. What is a twinkie? (as in, twinkie diet?)
2. What is a corn dog?

Stuff I don't get on this thread because I'm English:
- chik-o-fil?
- Why she is Californinan? (or was it Florida?)
- National donut day?
- Cinamon apple choco frosted donuts? (or whatever it was...)
- What most of you are saying most of the time?
- Beercan and bacon in an English accent?
- The random insult to Jac?

I understood the comment about grammar.

Also, not from this thread, but I've always wanted to ask -
1. What is a twinkie? (as in, twinkie diet?)
2. What is a corn dog?

A twinkie is a yellow snack cake with cream filling.

A corndog is a hotdog on a stick that has been coated in cornbread batter and fried

The more you know.

Stuff I don't get on this thread because I'm English:
- chik-o-fil?
- Why she is Californinan? (or was it Florida?)
- National donut day?
- Cinamon apple choco frosted donuts? (or whatever it was...)
- What most of you are saying most of the time?
- Beercan and bacon in an English accent?
- The random insult to Jac?

I understood the comment about grammar.

Also, not from this thread, but I've always wanted to ask -
1. What is a twinkie? (as in, twinkie diet?)
2. What is a corn dog?

Twinkie: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twinkie

Corn Dog: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corn_dog

OH MAH LAWD. Why do people care how other people lose weight? If they're losing weight, GOOD FOR THEM. Cheer them on, don't tear them down. I mean, jeeeeeeeeeez!

You could look at my diary and say I eat wayyyyyyyyyyyy too much Chick-fil-a, but WHATEVS. I've still lost nine pounds and I'm only gonna KEEP losing, so YEUHHHHHHH.

Peace, love, and happiness, mon.

Do you really talk like that? Just curious

YEUH.

What are you, 12?

Stuff I don't get on this thread because I'm English:
- chik-o-fil?
- Why she is Californinan? (or was it Florida?)
- National donut day?
- Cinamon apple choco frosted donuts? (or whatever it was...)
- What most of you are saying most of the time?
- Beercan and bacon in an English accent?
- The random insult to Jac?

I understood the comment about grammar.

Also, not from this thread, but I've always wanted to ask -
1. What is a twinkie? (as in, twinkie diet?)
2. What is a corn dog?

A twinkie is a yellow snack cake with cream filling.

A corndog is a hotdog on a stick that has been coated in cornbread batter and fried

The more you know.

Well thank you, very informative. We would just call a twinkie a cream cake I guess. You can get battered sausages in fish and chip shops, so I guess that's an equivalent - are they common foods, or for special occasions, or what? Food culture is interesting.

Stuff I don't get on this thread because I'm English:
- chik-o-fil?
- Why she is Californinan? (or was it Florida?)
- National donut day?
- Cinamon apple choco frosted donuts? (or whatever it was...)
- What most of you are saying most of the time?
- Beercan and bacon in an English accent?
- The random insult to Jac?

I understood the comment about grammar.

Also, not from this thread, but I've always wanted to ask -
1. What is a twinkie? (as in, twinkie diet?)
2. What is a corn dog?

A twinkie is a yellow snack cake with cream filling.

A corndog is a hotdog on a stick that has been coated in cornbread batter and fried

The more you know.

Well thank you, very informative. We would just call a twinkie a cream cake I guess. You can get battered sausages in fish and chip shops, so I guess that's an equivalent - are they common foods, or for special occasions, or what? Food culture is interesting.

Twinkies = mainstream junk food available at every store in the US
Corn Dog = Fair/festival food (mostly)

Stuff I don't get on this thread because I'm English:
- chik-o-fil?
- Why she is Californinan? (or was it Florida?)
- National donut day?
- Cinamon apple choco frosted donuts? (or whatever it was...)
- What most of you are saying most of the time?
- Beercan and bacon in an English accent?
- The random insult to Jac?

I understood the comment about grammar.

-Chick fil a is some sort of weird chicken fast food chain. I've not had the pleasure of eating any fil a yet.Unsure if I ever will.
-Californian? I'm not sure.
-National doughnut day because the first Friday in June is when we 'celebrate' the salvation army giving free doughnuts to WW1 soldiers.
-There are many interesting doughnut flavors.
-Can't help you there, I don't either.
- Haha.
-I don't know him, but perhaps it happens often.