Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))
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ddrhellbunny wrote: »AgentOrangeJuice wrote: »ddrhellbunny wrote: »This thread so makes my day.
Ok, confession: I ran on the treadmill for 30 minutes straight yesterday at a good pace and was quite proud of myself since I am NOT a runner.
Anyway, beautiful day today, decided to go to the park and try to run there... couldn't bust out more than 15 minutes at a mere jog, ugh, such disappoint.
It sucks, because I have such great stamina... well for ddr anyway. I can play that game on heavy mode for hours straight and not get tired.
Fun note though, did find an awesome bike trail and did get to walk on a giant log over the river. Terrifying, but AWESOME. oh yeah...and pricker bushes. >.< nuuuu
If you love DDR, you need to watch "The FP"
Alright, confession: I watched the trailer for the FP and I just cringed.
Puts to shame what the actual DDR community is and how to even play hahaha omg I can't stop laughing, that was great.
If you wanna see a real "match" :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ez96JsRYaZk
BOOM.
I know I've been reading the forums too long when I watch that and wonder if the people who get mad about someone holding on to the treadmill would complain about that, too. Also wondering if I'd be able to do it if I did have a railing. I've only tried the console version, and my back says hell no.
@AgentOrangeJuice, I'm trying to comprehend what a "grit stick" would taste like, or even the texture. Please explain.0 -
I ate a sleeve of Thin Mints on my cheat day and didn't even feel bad about it... Ok maybe a little bad, but anything with the name "thin" in it can't be all that bad, right??
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girlviernes wrote: »I'll never understand people who say that they are not hungry for dessert.
@Francl27 You and my daughter would get along famously! She ALWAYS and I do mean ALWAYS has room for dessert. Especially is ice cream is involved.
Isn't there a 2nd stomach for dessert?
As a child I always told my mom that my stomach was divided in two for supper and dessert!0 -
ddrhellbunny wrote: »AgentOrangeJuice wrote: »ddrhellbunny wrote: »This thread so makes my day.
Ok, confession: I ran on the treadmill for 30 minutes straight yesterday at a good pace and was quite proud of myself since I am NOT a runner.
Anyway, beautiful day today, decided to go to the park and try to run there... couldn't bust out more than 15 minutes at a mere jog, ugh, such disappoint.
It sucks, because I have such great stamina... well for ddr anyway. I can play that game on heavy mode for hours straight and not get tired.
Fun note though, did find an awesome bike trail and did get to walk on a giant log over the river. Terrifying, but AWESOME. oh yeah...and pricker bushes. >.< nuuuu
If you love DDR, you need to watch "The FP"
Alright, confession: I watched the trailer for the FP and I just cringed.
Puts to shame what the actual DDR community is and how to even play hahaha omg I can't stop laughing, that was great.
If you wanna see a real "match" :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ez96JsRYaZk
BOOM.
I know I've been reading the forums too long when I watch that and wonder if the people who get mad about someone holding on to the treadmill would complain about that, too. Also wondering if I'd be able to do it if I did have a railing. I've only tried the console version, and my back says hell no.
@AgentOrangeJuice, I'm trying to comprehend what a "grit stick" would taste like, or even the texture. Please explain.
You'd be surprised. All the old school players get mad at the new players when they hold the bar for songs. Now, don't get me wrong, I am a no "bar"er too, but some songs.... man the foot speed needed to complete them is just.... you'd be hard pressed to find a player that could quad a song like that, let alone pass it.
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tincanonastring wrote: »ladybuggnorris wrote: »Confession 1: For the first time ever, I decided to get some movement in on my lunch break at work. I am sure I burned extra calories, as I was going "faster" than the video because I was so paranoid someone would come back from lunch early and see me. (I am the only female in a 16 employee workplace)
Confession 2: I do not understand peoples' obsession with beards (no offense "Tincan"...I think you are great and one of the main reasons I come back every day). When I see posts with actors pre and post beard, I ALWAYS think they are way better looking without the beard. Just not a fan, I guess. That being said, I haven't seen my husband without a goatee (not a REAL beard, I know) for over 12 years.
I've NEVER seen my husband without a mustache and we've been together for 15 years. I think it would be really weird! Can't even picture it, really.
I've pretty much had a full beard the entire time I've been with my wife, with the exception of some brief unbearded goatee periods and Halloween '02 when I dressed as Day-Before-Dead-Elvis. The only variation has really been trim line and length. One time, I went to Texas by myself with a big, giant full beard and it was really hot, so I trimmed it down to a goatee. When my wife saw me, she was glad I was home but kinda mad because the bearded person she'd been missing didn't come back.
Good thing you're able to grow it back! I find it interesting how some men are so distinct and defined by their facial hair and wonder at times what made them to decide to grow it (and keep it) in the first place? I don't believe I've ever asked my husband what made him grow and keep a mustache at all times, but neither his older or younger brother wear facial hair. Hmmm... something to inquire about.
I've been growing facial hair of some sort since about 8th grade. It's just something I've always liked to do. I've never thought of any particular style as my permanent look, and I'll lop all of it off at a moment's notice. Sometimes I don't even know I'm going to do it until I'm standing in front of the mirror, although ever since the Texas Incident, I give a holler to the wife if I decide to cut it off.0 -
prettigirl01 wrote: »sometimes i make my diary private when i know im going to pig out on food so others wont see what ive eaten. no judgement though right
My diary is open but I stopped publishing the 'has completed her diary' posts. Quite sure nobody ever looks at my diary now.
False. I stock most of my MFP's diaries. My husband calls me a stocker.
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tincanonastring wrote: »I'll never understand people who say that they are not hungry for dessert.
@Francl27 You and my daughter would get along famously! She ALWAYS and I do mean ALWAYS has room for dessert. Especially is ice cream is involved.
I've eaten dessert knowing without a doubt that I will end up regretting it physically. The most recent case was Applebee's with the Apple ChimicheesecaKEOHGODGETINMYMOUTH...sorry... I knew when I ordered it that I had already overeaten on dinner and anything more was going to make me feel bloated, but damn if I didn't near lick the plate. Couldn't move from the recliner when I got home. It was awful...awfully tasty!
I did that when we went to a local Easten European restaurant months back... I was actually too full for dessert but I refused to leave without trying some... I seriously thought I was going to throw up, and the whole meal wasn't even that good. I'm never going to that place again!
I actually never get dessert at Applebee's because the calories are too high to make it worth it for me. I only get dessert at local restaurants that don't have calories anywhere... that way I can lie to myself that it's only 500-600 calories and not 1000+.0 -
I'll never understand people who say that they are not hungry for dessert.
@Francl27 You and my daughter would get along famously! She ALWAYS and I do mean ALWAYS has room for dessert. Especially is ice cream is involved.
Well that's because ice cream slides in between all the other food.
ETA: except for the incident WillLift4Tats mentioned0 -
JulieAnneFIU wrote: »I really wanted Cold Stone today and I chose the 800 calorie Peanut Butter Cup Perfection. Dead set on burning it off I biked for an hour (500 calories) and then went outside to run for an hour. Fifteen minutes into it I sprained my ankle. So determined was I to burn those calories, I hobbled the other forty five minutes. I have twelve spare calories left in my day. Worth it.
I have a big ice cream sundaw with a waffle bowl, whipped cream and caramel sauce in my near future.
Unfortunately I only burn 220 calories an hour on the bike.
I'm a maniac on the bike. I jack up the burn by playing techo and waving my arms like a crazy person on the highest resistance level. I inhaled that ice cream. I should have got a large.0 -
@AgentOrangeJuice, I'm trying to comprehend what a "grit stick" would taste like, or even the texture. Please explain.
looks like that, served with a bacon aioli. cheese and corn inside.
edit: 21 posts until my 666th all the terrible things I've done.0 -
tincanonastring wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »ladybuggnorris wrote: »Confession 1: For the first time ever, I decided to get some movement in on my lunch break at work. I am sure I burned extra calories, as I was going "faster" than the video because I was so paranoid someone would come back from lunch early and see me. (I am the only female in a 16 employee workplace)
Confession 2: I do not understand peoples' obsession with beards (no offense "Tincan"...I think you are great and one of the main reasons I come back every day). When I see posts with actors pre and post beard, I ALWAYS think they are way better looking without the beard. Just not a fan, I guess. That being said, I haven't seen my husband without a goatee (not a REAL beard, I know) for over 12 years.
I've NEVER seen my husband without a mustache and we've been together for 15 years. I think it would be really weird! Can't even picture it, really.
I've pretty much had a full beard the entire time I've been with my wife, with the exception of some brief unbearded goatee periods and Halloween '02 when I dressed as Day-Before-Dead-Elvis. The only variation has really been trim line and length. One time, I went to Texas by myself with a big, giant full beard and it was really hot, so I trimmed it down to a goatee. When my wife saw me, she was glad I was home but kinda mad because the bearded person she'd been missing didn't come back.
Good thing you're able to grow it back! I find it interesting how some men are so distinct and defined by their facial hair and wonder at times what made them to decide to grow it (and keep it) in the first place? I don't believe I've ever asked my husband what made him grow and keep a mustache at all times, but neither his older or younger brother wear facial hair. Hmmm... something to inquire about.
I've been growing facial hair of some sort since about 8th grade. It's just something I've always liked to do. I've never thought of any particular style as my permanent look, and I'll lop all of it off at a moment's notice. Sometimes I don't even know I'm going to do it until I'm standing in front of the mirror, although ever since the Texas Incident, I give a holler to the wife if I decide to cut it off.
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WillLift4Tats wrote: »Will_Run_for_Food wrote: »I was craving something sweet the other night but had absolutely nothing in the house that would satisfy me except some hot chocolate. So I ate two spoonfuls of the powder. Two spoonfuls. Of the powder.
Someone mentioned a few pages back what it might feel like to be the person who started this EPIC thread, but I'm pretty sure that THIS post has been the one quoted the most. Anyone else notice that? Thought it was funny.
I have noticed that! And I remember her coming back and mentioning how weird it is. Turns out, it's a lot more common than she ever thought.
Glad it wasn't just me!0 -
tincanonastring wrote: »I'll never understand people who say that they are not hungry for dessert.
@Francl27 You and my daughter would get along famously! She ALWAYS and I do mean ALWAYS has room for dessert. Especially is ice cream is involved.
I've eaten dessert knowing without a doubt that I will end up regretting it physically. The most recent case was Applebee's with the Apple ChimicheesecaKEOHGODGETINMYMOUTH...sorry... I knew when I ordered it that I had already overeaten on dinner and anything more was going to make me feel bloated, but damn if I didn't near lick the plate. Couldn't move from the recliner when I got home. It was awful...awfully tasty!
I did that when we went to a local Easten European restaurant months back... I was actually too full for dessert but I refused to leave without trying some... I seriously thought I was going to throw up, and the whole meal wasn't even that good. I'm never going to that place again!
I actually never get dessert at Applebee's because the calories are too high to make it worth it for me. I only get dessert at local restaurants that don't have calories anywhere... that way I can lie to myself that it's only 500-600 calories and not 1000+.
I used to work at Applebee's and those chimi cheesecakes and blondies were probably the only things I would eat. so full of NOM. It was awesome when somebody sent back a dessert cause we'd ALL devour it in the back.
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girlviernes wrote: »I posted this to my feed but it's too good not to share here too.
Thanks to an email from Classmates.com I looked at my profile there and realized that the picture I posted last summer, which is my only picture on that website, is one I photoshopped to include my weight so I could put it in my picture folder here on MFP!
I happened to weigh 200 pounds when that picture was taken, so it has '200 pounds' on top of my profile picture. LOL.
Isn't that kind of funny? Haven't seen any of those people in 40 years but if they look at my profile on Classmates.com they know how fat I am (was)!!!
Oh dear, glad you have a sense of humor!! LOL
If I ever get to 200, I will be so proud that I might just post it on Facebook. Well, maybe 199.
My super-skinny goal weight is 190.0 -
tincanonastring wrote: »I'll never understand people who say that they are not hungry for dessert.
@Francl27 You and my daughter would get along famously! She ALWAYS and I do mean ALWAYS has room for dessert. Especially is ice cream is involved.
I've eaten dessert knowing without a doubt that I will end up regretting it physically. The most recent case was Applebee's with the Apple ChimicheesecaKEOHGODGETINMYMOUTH...sorry... I knew when I ordered it that I had already overeaten on dinner and anything more was going to make me feel bloated, but damn if I didn't near lick the plate. Couldn't move from the recliner when I got home. It was awful...awfully tasty!
I did that when we went to a local Easten European restaurant months back... I was actually too full for dessert but I refused to leave without trying some... I seriously thought I was going to throw up, and the whole meal wasn't even that good. I'm never going to that place again!
I actually never get dessert at Applebee's because the calories are too high to make it worth it for me. I only get dessert at local restaurants that don't have calories anywhere... that way I can lie to myself that it's only 500-600 calories and not 1000+.
I only let my wife talk me into it because the diner we picked was jammed up and I had a ton of calories because of my long run. It was not a wise decision on my part.
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ddrhellbunny wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »I'll never understand people who say that they are not hungry for dessert.
@Francl27 You and my daughter would get along famously! She ALWAYS and I do mean ALWAYS has room for dessert. Especially is ice cream is involved.
I've eaten dessert knowing without a doubt that I will end up regretting it physically. The most recent case was Applebee's with the Apple ChimicheesecaKEOHGODGETINMYMOUTH...sorry... I knew when I ordered it that I had already overeaten on dinner and anything more was going to make me feel bloated, but damn if I didn't near lick the plate. Couldn't move from the recliner when I got home. It was awful...awfully tasty!
I did that when we went to a local Easten European restaurant months back... I was actually too full for dessert but I refused to leave without trying some... I seriously thought I was going to throw up, and the whole meal wasn't even that good. I'm never going to that place again!
I actually never get dessert at Applebee's because the calories are too high to make it worth it for me. I only get dessert at local restaurants that don't have calories anywhere... that way I can lie to myself that it's only 500-600 calories and not 1000+.
I used to work at Applebee's and those chimi cheesecakes and blondies were probably the only things I would eat. so full of NOM. It was awesome when somebody sent back a dessert cause we'd ALL devour it in the back.
I was so mad when they discontinued the Sizzlin' Apple Pie that I stopped eating there for 2 years.
ETA: Who the *kitten* sends back a dessert? I don't even understand that concept!0 -
tincanonastring wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »I'll never understand people who say that they are not hungry for dessert.
@Francl27 You and my daughter would get along famously! She ALWAYS and I do mean ALWAYS has room for dessert. Especially is ice cream is involved.
I've eaten dessert knowing without a doubt that I will end up regretting it physically. The most recent case was Applebee's with the Apple ChimicheesecaKEOHGODGETINMYMOUTH...sorry... I knew when I ordered it that I had already overeaten on dinner and anything more was going to make me feel bloated, but damn if I didn't near lick the plate. Couldn't move from the recliner when I got home. It was awful...awfully tasty!
I did that when we went to a local Easten European restaurant months back... I was actually too full for dessert but I refused to leave without trying some... I seriously thought I was going to throw up, and the whole meal wasn't even that good. I'm never going to that place again!
I actually never get dessert at Applebee's because the calories are too high to make it worth it for me. I only get dessert at local restaurants that don't have calories anywhere... that way I can lie to myself that it's only 500-600 calories and not 1000+.
I only let my wife talk me into it because the diner we picked was jammed up and I had a ton of calories because of my long run. It was not a wise decision on my part.
Applebee's chose poorly when they stopped working with Celebrity Chef Tyler Florence. His Pesto Ciabatta burger was absolutely amazing. I quit eating there when they stopped carrying that beauty.0 -
I bought a 'treat' multipack of 10 snickers bars to last me 5 weeks which I'm so protective over I count them every time i have one to make sure noone else has taken one.
I'm currently one missing and I'm seriously pissed off that no one will own up to taking it!0 -
tincanonastring wrote: »ddrhellbunny wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »I'll never understand people who say that they are not hungry for dessert.
@Francl27 You and my daughter would get along famously! She ALWAYS and I do mean ALWAYS has room for dessert. Especially is ice cream is involved.
I've eaten dessert knowing without a doubt that I will end up regretting it physically. The most recent case was Applebee's with the Apple ChimicheesecaKEOHGODGETINMYMOUTH...sorry... I knew when I ordered it that I had already overeaten on dinner and anything more was going to make me feel bloated, but damn if I didn't near lick the plate. Couldn't move from the recliner when I got home. It was awful...awfully tasty!
I did that when we went to a local Easten European restaurant months back... I was actually too full for dessert but I refused to leave without trying some... I seriously thought I was going to throw up, and the whole meal wasn't even that good. I'm never going to that place again!
I actually never get dessert at Applebee's because the calories are too high to make it worth it for me. I only get dessert at local restaurants that don't have calories anywhere... that way I can lie to myself that it's only 500-600 calories and not 1000+.
I used to work at Applebee's and those chimi cheesecakes and blondies were probably the only things I would eat. so full of NOM. It was awesome when somebody sent back a dessert cause we'd ALL devour it in the back.
I was so mad when they discontinued the Sizzlin' Apple Pie that I stopped eating there for 2 years.
ETA: Who the *kitten* sends back a dessert? I don't even understand that concept!
We usually had no idea how it happened, but everyone was happy to get the dessert.
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tincanonastring wrote: »berlynnwall wrote: »I think Im doing this website wrong- don't get me wrong, I am losing steadily, and keeping within my calorie goals - but instead of pre- planning meals in close to the correct amounts, I just tell myself things like, "I'll have lasagna for dinner, I can work out after to burn any excess". or "oops, I went over, time for a bike ride". It's still working, but I just feel like it's not the "correct" way.
You're doing it right!
Yes! Now all I have to do is add in a peep cleanse and it's goal weight city.0 -
So when I can't fill MFP, I keep a written diary...that I always, ALWAYS forget to put into MFP
In addition, I almost always forget to include my exercise (I swear I'm not just sitting in one place every day xD).
I only just made my food log public, and it's frustrating when the days I eat the most properly...are the days I forget to log. And then I'm sure everyone thinks I'm killing myself by only eating instant meals (versus the reality; days where I'm eating instant meals are also when I have class AND work, and these are the days that are most likely for me to not eat whole food items). Also vacation= lack of internet=god why can't I remember to post in MFP?!
In response to a few posters who asked if I saw skinnyfat-shaming here; it isn't as huge a problem as being constant on every forum. It's usually a page or so in when someone is worried about an aspect of their body/regiment (I've only seen it 3-4 times and I did comment once, but then I worried I seemed to be supporting the idea of lack of wellness/fitness in changes of diet and I didn't want to start internet fights...)
Last but not least: I engage in activities that are hard to measure (foam weapon fighting, dancing around the apartment with my cats): I usually put ballroom dancing if it's constant but slow movement, and general dancing because it's the only thing I can think of that has bursts of fast movement in short periods of time.0 -
New Avatar, "All We Are Saying Is Give Peeps A Chance"0
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I'll never understand people who say that they are not hungry for dessert.
@Francl27 You and my daughter would get along famously! She ALWAYS and I do mean ALWAYS has room for dessert. Especially is ice cream is involved.
Well that's because ice cream slides in between all the other food.
ETA: except for the incident WillLift4Tats mentioned
I always say this same thing!0 -
berlynnwall wrote: »I think Im doing this website wrong- don't get me wrong, I am losing steadily, and keeping within my calorie goals - but instead of pre- planning meals in close to the correct amounts, I just tell myself things like, "I'll have lasagna for dinner, I can work out after to burn any excess". or "oops, I went over, time for a bike ride". It's still working, but I just feel like it's not the "correct" way.
If it works for you, it's right.
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tincanonastring wrote: »ddrhellbunny wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »I'll never understand people who say that they are not hungry for dessert.
@Francl27 You and my daughter would get along famously! She ALWAYS and I do mean ALWAYS has room for dessert. Especially is ice cream is involved.
I've eaten dessert knowing without a doubt that I will end up regretting it physically. The most recent case was Applebee's with the Apple ChimicheesecaKEOHGODGETINMYMOUTH...sorry... I knew when I ordered it that I had already overeaten on dinner and anything more was going to make me feel bloated, but damn if I didn't near lick the plate. Couldn't move from the recliner when I got home. It was awful...awfully tasty!
I did that when we went to a local Easten European restaurant months back... I was actually too full for dessert but I refused to leave without trying some... I seriously thought I was going to throw up, and the whole meal wasn't even that good. I'm never going to that place again!
I actually never get dessert at Applebee's because the calories are too high to make it worth it for me. I only get dessert at local restaurants that don't have calories anywhere... that way I can lie to myself that it's only 500-600 calories and not 1000+.
I used to work at Applebee's and those chimi cheesecakes and blondies were probably the only things I would eat. so full of NOM. It was awesome when somebody sent back a dessert cause we'd ALL devour it in the back.
I was so mad when they discontinued the Sizzlin' Apple Pie that I stopped eating there for 2 years.
ETA: Who the *kitten* sends back a dessert? I don't even understand that concept!
No kidding? What's wrong with people?0 -
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tincanonastring wrote: »ddrhellbunny wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »I'll never understand people who say that they are not hungry for dessert.
@Francl27 You and my daughter would get along famously! She ALWAYS and I do mean ALWAYS has room for dessert. Especially is ice cream is involved.
I've eaten dessert knowing without a doubt that I will end up regretting it physically. The most recent case was Applebee's with the Apple ChimicheesecaKEOHGODGETINMYMOUTH...sorry... I knew when I ordered it that I had already overeaten on dinner and anything more was going to make me feel bloated, but damn if I didn't near lick the plate. Couldn't move from the recliner when I got home. It was awful...awfully tasty!
I did that when we went to a local Easten European restaurant months back... I was actually too full for dessert but I refused to leave without trying some... I seriously thought I was going to throw up, and the whole meal wasn't even that good. I'm never going to that place again!
I actually never get dessert at Applebee's because the calories are too high to make it worth it for me. I only get dessert at local restaurants that don't have calories anywhere... that way I can lie to myself that it's only 500-600 calories and not 1000+.
I used to work at Applebee's and those chimi cheesecakes and blondies were probably the only things I would eat. so full of NOM. It was awesome when somebody sent back a dessert cause we'd ALL devour it in the back.
I was so mad when they discontinued the Sizzlin' Apple Pie that I stopped eating there for 2 years.
ETA: Who the *kitten* sends back a dessert? I don't even understand that concept!
No kidding? What's wrong with people?
The only instance I can think of happened to me.
A mom ordered her kid a blondie for his birthday and the kid initially freaked out, screaming " BUT I WANTED CHOCOLATE!!!!"
Welp, knew what my dinner was that evening
ps, it was DELICIOUS.
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tincanonastring wrote: »ddrhellbunny wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »I'll never understand people who say that they are not hungry for dessert.
@Francl27 You and my daughter would get along famously! She ALWAYS and I do mean ALWAYS has room for dessert. Especially is ice cream is involved.
I've eaten dessert knowing without a doubt that I will end up regretting it physically. The most recent case was Applebee's with the Apple ChimicheesecaKEOHGODGETINMYMOUTH...sorry... I knew when I ordered it that I had already overeaten on dinner and anything more was going to make me feel bloated, but damn if I didn't near lick the plate. Couldn't move from the recliner when I got home. It was awful...awfully tasty!
I did that when we went to a local Easten European restaurant months back... I was actually too full for dessert but I refused to leave without trying some... I seriously thought I was going to throw up, and the whole meal wasn't even that good. I'm never going to that place again!
I actually never get dessert at Applebee's because the calories are too high to make it worth it for me. I only get dessert at local restaurants that don't have calories anywhere... that way I can lie to myself that it's only 500-600 calories and not 1000+.
I used to work at Applebee's and those chimi cheesecakes and blondies were probably the only things I would eat. so full of NOM. It was awesome when somebody sent back a dessert cause we'd ALL devour it in the back.
I was so mad when they discontinued the Sizzlin' Apple Pie that I stopped eating there for 2 years.
ETA: Who the *kitten* sends back a dessert? I don't even understand that concept!
No kidding? What's wrong with people?
I went to a taping of Kitchen Nightmares once, and they had used salt instead of sugar in the dessert I ordered.
Literally the only time I have ever sent back a dessert.0 -
We had a potluck at work today. I had a piece of cake that I couldn't finish. It is currently sitting beside me on my desk, taunting me. I am full and feel kind of sick but I'm probably going to eat the rest of this damn cake.0
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