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I personally use MFP for calories, but I find other nutrients on here to often be inaccurate unless I've made the entry myself. For this reason, I use MFP solely for calorie counting, then once a day upload my food diary to an AI — usally Grok, and ask it to estimate other values that are important to me — mostly…
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The problem with this, unfortunately, is that in most places those values aren’t publicly available for individual food items.
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Playing sports although I'm not what I used to be. Country manor or beachside villa?
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I don’t know, but fun fact, in England it’s called TK Maxx.
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🤣🤣🤣 I wish Twitchy were still around to enjoy this joke. I'm 99% sure she's still lurking though, so hi Twitch. 👋
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If I go back on one of those apps, I'm using this next time.
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This reminds me of my dating app days; women messaging with one words openers, usually just "Hey". Dude. Give me something to work with.
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What the hell?! Is everybody okay? Sorry to hear this.
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Can't argue with any of this man - you're right, we've been lucky to see the world change. Imagine how much more parents used to worry when their teenagers went to town all day with no phone or way of getting in touch with them. LOL, Rolodex - I love it. Don't think I've seen one since school.
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30g organic cashew nut kernels, one boiled egg, 40g dried apricots, 20g pumpkin seeds and a banana. Stop judging my weird breakfast, I need my potassium.
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His chair weighs 70kg and he can do curls with it 😁
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Admitting you can't handle them is the first step to abstinence 😁
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Never been a tennis guy, but watching these kids throwing themselves around the court at Wimbledon makes me feel very…40. Then again, these kids have terrible hair and never had the privilege of owning a brick phone. Checkmate zoomers!
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Some of my people in this thread. We had an Atari, a C64 and later Amiga. Growing up in Cornwall had the benefit of a lot of outdoor play and beach days. Without going full boomer millennial, everything was so much simpler in the 90s before mobile phones and internet. I work in tech and I love it, but sometimes I do miss a…
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Don’t worry, in three months we can go back to complaining about the cold and how much we miss July.
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Hot summer nights, old UK houses designed to keep heat in, and still being stupid enough to not own an A/C unit.
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I agree with this, going away was a rarity for our family when I was growing up. Just having a break from school was exciting enough by itself.
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They really shot themselves in the foot with that one. Lots of people left soon after.
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Thanks M! I'm a bit of soft touch when it comes to animals. Pigeon update: She is back, and quickly found her way back up onto the mantle piece while I made up her bedding again. Don't think she went very far, she seems exhausted; probably wasn't ready to leave yet and couldn't keep up with the rest of the flock. That or…
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5 weeks ago I took in a pigeon that I think had been attacked by a cat. She was sitting in my garden, unable to fly. Wounds around her wings. I set up a corner of the living room for her with bedding, food and water, as she got stronger, I took her out to walk around the garden every day. She started following me around,…
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Edit: Wrong thread!
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Sorry to hear this Tams ☹️
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I mean, surely you'll admit that's actually quite funny 😂 My dad does little things that are quite annoying; talking with his mouth full and such. His latest one is scrolling boomer video memes on Facebook at full volume while everbody else in the room is having a conversation, but I've learned to try and find these things…
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@S1renInk - I’d imagine it’s hard to avoid people paying attention to your family when you’re the queen 🇬🇧
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Keep it up Chris, you’re an inspiration to all of us in their 40s.
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It’s WJ! 👋
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I won't forgive Disney for the sequel trilogy, but the originals - especially ESB and ROTJ were, and still are, the only films that make me well-up a bit at the end.
