Eat a big breakfast.. .
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christybrumett622 wrote: »Not that everyone was rude. Debating the topic is a good thing. ... Just don't see how I can be attached and told I'm telling people what to do and I'm a Newby when all I did was shared a article
Choose your words more carefully then. Your post title told people what to do. That's telling people what to do. Words mean things. Use them the way you mean them and you won't be misunderstood. And if you took the time to read and lurk for a while before posting links willy-nilly, you'd see that when people genuinely want a "debate" they post a little more about themselves, where they're coming from, if they have any credentials (and most people don't, and that's perfectly fine). Not just a directive headline of what to do and a link to an outside site. Put your own skin in the game.
Finally, please learn what the abuse flag is for. Hint: it's not for getting upset that someone posted that they didn't like your post. You can be disciplined by the moderators for abusing the abuse flag that way if you make a habit of it.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10007789/flagged-content-reported-posts-warning-points?-2 -
I've been playing around with what works for me so that I can get back to where I was happiest. I need a big breakfast. I've been having around 600-900 calories for breakfast (pancakes/belgian waffles w/ toppings, 6 egg whites, sausage, bacon, fruit) and that has done wonders for me. I've been able to stay full until lunch (huge for me since I was always starving prior) and am back on track and feeling great. Each person has to find what works best for them. (I also have a lot more calories to play with than others, so YMMV)0
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Positivity p!sses me off
Just sayin'...it's the most useless of all sentiments IMHO
I mean what does it achieve? A little cynicism gives you a sense of reality; a touch of negativity spurs you on to try harder but positivity for positivity's sake...well that just makes one's teeth itch
This is the most British sentiment ever hahaha
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mizzlarabee wrote: »Positivity p!sses me off
Just sayin'...it's the most useless of all sentiments IMHO
I mean what does it achieve? A little cynicism gives you a sense of reality; a touch of negativity spurs you on to try harder but positivity for positivity's sake...well that just makes one's teeth itch
This is the most British sentiment ever hahaha
I agree with rabbitjb. Positivity for positivity's sake leads to unconstructive groupthink and gets us nowhere fast.
There's a reason "critical thinking" is considered a skill. The world needs critical thinking. The diet and fitness world needs it especially.0 -
christybrumett622 wrote: »Not that everyone was rude. Debating the topic is a good thing. ... Just don't see how I can be attached and told I'm telling people what to do and I'm a Newby when all I did was shared a article
Choose your words more carefully then. Your post title told people what to do. That's telling people what to do. Words mean things. Use them the way you mean them and you won't be misunderstood. And if you took the time to read and lurk for a while before posting links willy-nilly, you'd see that when people genuinely want a "debate" they post a little more about themselves, where they're coming from, if they have any credentials (and most people don't, and that's perfectly fine). Not just a directive headline of what to do and a link to an outside site. Put your own skin in the game.
Finally, please learn what the abuse flag is for. Hint: it's not for getting upset that someone posted that they didn't like your post. You can be disciplined by the moderators for abusing the abuse flag that way if you make a habit of it.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10007789/flagged-content-reported-posts-warning-points?
You can stop commenting now... Find something better to do please-1 -
I assume this thread went the MFP way. :laugh:0
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christybrumett622 wrote: »I want to thank everyone for your comments, the discussion about the article, and the positive comments to me personally. But to the rude people...you must have cheerios for breakfast and someone pissed in then. Stay positive and have a healthy happy life people. That's what this is all about.
sorry but being critical of pseudoscience garbage is not being "negative," it is just providing actual facts to newbies that might read this and think a massive breakfast is going to cause weight loss.0 -
This thread needs more bacon0
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christybrumett622 wrote: »christybrumett622 wrote: »Not that everyone was rude. Debating the topic is a good thing. ... Just don't see how I can be attached and told I'm telling people what to do and I'm a Newby when all I did was shared a article
Choose your words more carefully then. Your post title told people what to do. That's telling people what to do. Words mean things. Use them the way you mean them and you won't be misunderstood. And if you took the time to read and lurk for a while before posting links willy-nilly, you'd see that when people genuinely want a "debate" they post a little more about themselves, where they're coming from, if they have any credentials (and most people don't, and that's perfectly fine). Not just a directive headline of what to do and a link to an outside site. Put your own skin in the game.
Finally, please learn what the abuse flag is for. Hint: it's not for getting upset that someone posted that they didn't like your post. You can be disciplined by the moderators for abusing the abuse flag that way if you make a habit of it.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10007789/flagged-content-reported-posts-warning-points?
You can stop commenting now... Find something better to do please
There you go again, telling people what to do lol. Maybe you can stop reading this thread, as it's only giving you sadz because it didn't go the way you thought it should.
Or don't. DO WHAT YOU WANNA DO lady.
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christybrumett622 wrote: »I want to thank everyone for your comments, the discussion about the article, and the positive comments to me personally. But to the rude people...you must have cheerios for breakfast and someone pissed in then. Stay positive and have a healthy happy life people. That's what this is all about.
Pissy cheerios is not a big breakfast....0 -
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asflatasapancake wrote: »christybrumett622 wrote: »
Sorry. Nope. Load of crap. That's my professional opinion.
As a pancake?
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Pancakes are deelishus. But I make them in the rice cooker so they're not terribly flat.0
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asflatasapancake wrote: »asflatasapancake wrote: »christybrumett622 wrote: »
Sorry. Nope. Load of crap. That's my professional opinion.
As a pancake?
That's DR. Pancake. I didn't go to pancake school for 7 years just to called merely "pancake".
Yessir Dr Sir0 -
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christybrumett622 wrote: »christybrumett622 wrote: »Not that everyone was rude. Debating the topic is a good thing. ... Just don't see how I can be attached and told I'm telling people what to do and I'm a Newby when all I did was shared a article
Choose your words more carefully then. Your post title told people what to do. That's telling people what to do. Words mean things. Use them the way you mean them and you won't be misunderstood. And if you took the time to read and lurk for a while before posting links willy-nilly, you'd see that when people genuinely want a "debate" they post a little more about themselves, where they're coming from, if they have any credentials (and most people don't, and that's perfectly fine). Not just a directive headline of what to do and a link to an outside site. Put your own skin in the game.
Finally, please learn what the abuse flag is for. Hint: it's not for getting upset that someone posted that they didn't like your post. You can be disciplined by the moderators for abusing the abuse flag that way if you make a habit of it.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10007789/flagged-content-reported-posts-warning-points?
You can stop commenting now... Find something better to do please
There you go again, telling people what to do lol. Maybe you can stop reading this thread, as it's only giving you sadz because it didn't go the way you thought it should.
Or don't. DO WHAT YOU WANNA DO lady.
Once again and for the last time..... I know I shouldn't have titled the article like I did but wow you must be really bored to just keep hammering me like it was a crime. Yeah I'm not going to read anymore cause I have a life. And for the record... I don't care what you eat for breakfast.-1 -
christybrumett622 wrote: »christybrumett622 wrote: »christybrumett622 wrote: »Not that everyone was rude. Debating the topic is a good thing. ... Just don't see how I can be attached and told I'm telling people what to do and I'm a Newby when all I did was shared a article
Choose your words more carefully then. Your post title told people what to do. That's telling people what to do. Words mean things. Use them the way you mean them and you won't be misunderstood. And if you took the time to read and lurk for a while before posting links willy-nilly, you'd see that when people genuinely want a "debate" they post a little more about themselves, where they're coming from, if they have any credentials (and most people don't, and that's perfectly fine). Not just a directive headline of what to do and a link to an outside site. Put your own skin in the game.
Finally, please learn what the abuse flag is for. Hint: it's not for getting upset that someone posted that they didn't like your post. You can be disciplined by the moderators for abusing the abuse flag that way if you make a habit of it.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10007789/flagged-content-reported-posts-warning-points?
You can stop commenting now... Find something better to do please
There you go again, telling people what to do lol. Maybe you can stop reading this thread, as it's only giving you sadz because it didn't go the way you thought it should.
Or don't. DO WHAT YOU WANNA DO lady.
Once again and for the last time..... I know I shouldn't have titled the article like I did but wow you must be really bored to just keep hammering me like it was a crime. Yeah I'm not going to read anymore cause I have a life. And for the record... I don't care what you eat for breakfast.
yet, you keep coming back to comment...so who is really bored here?
if you don't care what we eat for breakfast, why are you posting articles telling us how to eat breakfast?0 -
christybrumett622 wrote: »christybrumett622 wrote: »christybrumett622 wrote: »Not that everyone was rude. Debating the topic is a good thing. ... Just don't see how I can be attached and told I'm telling people what to do and I'm a Newby when all I did was shared a article
Choose your words more carefully then. Your post title told people what to do. That's telling people what to do. Words mean things. Use them the way you mean them and you won't be misunderstood. And if you took the time to read and lurk for a while before posting links willy-nilly, you'd see that when people genuinely want a "debate" they post a little more about themselves, where they're coming from, if they have any credentials (and most people don't, and that's perfectly fine). Not just a directive headline of what to do and a link to an outside site. Put your own skin in the game.
Finally, please learn what the abuse flag is for. Hint: it's not for getting upset that someone posted that they didn't like your post. You can be disciplined by the moderators for abusing the abuse flag that way if you make a habit of it.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10007789/flagged-content-reported-posts-warning-points?
You can stop commenting now... Find something better to do please
There you go again, telling people what to do lol. Maybe you can stop reading this thread, as it's only giving you sadz because it didn't go the way you thought it should.
Or don't. DO WHAT YOU WANNA DO lady.
Once again and for the last time..... I know I shouldn't have titled the article like I did but wow you must be really bored to just keep hammering me like it was a crime. Yeah I'm not going to read anymore cause I have a life. And for the record... I don't care what you eat for breakfast.
yet, you keep coming back to comment...so who is really bored here?
if you don't care what we eat for breakfast, why are you posting articles telling us how to eat breakfast?
Yep, irony is strong in this post. Especially regarding allegedly rude responses. Lol just lol.
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is anybody cooking breakfast right now? *kitten* hungry0
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is anybody cooking breakfast right now? *kitten* hungry
Is it time for bacon gifs??? And asflatasapancake, though your abs can probably handle a hit or two, I rather doubt it’s necessary. (I was referring to the OP being rather rude…)
There. That’s better. Let’s just all be friends and eat bacon.
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Attacking her over semantics. Seems legit.
OP, not everyone on here is a jerk. Scout's honor.0 -
Attacking her over semantics. Seems legit.
OP, not everyone on here is a jerk. Scout's honor.
Who attacked her? Which words are you taking as a personal attack on the OP?
Do you consider calling people rude, telling them to leave your thread, and implying that they have no life to be attacks? Because OP did all of those things.
ETA: and you just called us jerks. Stop attacking everyone.0 -
double post.0
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FatFreeFrolicking wrote: »Please don't tell people what to do. Also, there's no science that backs up the claim 'eating a bigger breakfast results in greater weight loss.' In fact, many people here have lost a significant amount of weight without eating breakfast.
Please don't tell people what to do. If you don't like the advice, go to another thread.0 -
Who attacked her? Which words are you taking as a personal attack on the OP?
Do you consider calling people rude, telling them to leave your thread, and implying that they have no life to be attacks? Because OP did all of those things.
ETA: and you just called us jerks. Stop attacking everyone.
If people copped an attitude with me all because of an article I posted, you bet I'd agree. I didn't call any specific member a jerk. I'm just letting the OP know that not everyone here is a mindless troll that feeds off of creating drama out of nothing. Let's be honest, that's what 75% of people on the internet do. If I wanted to call you a jerk, I'd be sure to make it quite clear.
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