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I felt rather bloated last night after eating near 2kg of kibbeh.
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What did you eat last night for dinner?
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Connemara
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We've been having a snow storm all day. So, naturally, I made chicken noodle soup tonight--with a bit of a kick from ginger, lemongrass, and white pepper. Perfect for a miserable day.Originally Posted by DarkNWorn
Dark isn't exaggerating. Weather is bad up where we are. Almost got blown away on my way to class.
Ate well tonight..few bites of turk, let, tom cheese on wheat sub; Tomato basil w. Raviolini soup; salad.
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Dogg on a hogg, I was STARVING tonight.
-Oven roasted chicken leg.
-Grilled cheese sandwich.
-Baked potato. This was fantastic. I put salt, pepper, lemon pepper, and cheese on it.
-Turkey, lettuce, tomato, cheddar, Italian dressing on a sub roll.
-Water, chocolate milk, Pepsi.
I'll probably go back for another baked potato around 6:30.
Also had a snack around 9:30...cheeseburger, yogurt, bowl of Corn Flakes.
-Oven roasted chicken leg.
-Grilled cheese sandwich.
-Baked potato. This was fantastic. I put salt, pepper, lemon pepper, and cheese on it.
-Turkey, lettuce, tomato, cheddar, Italian dressing on a sub roll.
-Water, chocolate milk, Pepsi.
I'll probably go back for another baked potato around 6:30.
Also had a snack around 9:30...cheeseburger, yogurt, bowl of Corn Flakes.
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Dogg on a hogg, I was STARVING tonight.Originally Posted by Connemara
-Oven roasted chicken leg.
-Grilled cheese sandwich.
-Baked potato. This was fantastic. I put salt, pepper, lemon pepper, and cheese on it.
-Turkey, lettuce, tomato, cheddar, Italian dressing on a sub roll.
-Water, chocolate milk, Pepsi.
I'll probably go back for another baked potato around 6:30.
Also had a snack around 9:30...cheeseburger, yogurt, bowl of Corn Flakes.
And how are you not fat?
Connemara
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My money is on a tapeworm or some other such parasitic condition.Originally Posted by Brian278
I've always eaten this much, so I don't think so. I have friends who are also pretty small in size that can pack away more than me. Maybe it's a college thing?
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I've always eaten this much, so I don't think so.Originally Posted by Connemara
I have friends who are also pretty small in size that can pack away more than me. Maybe it's a college thing?
It's the age thing. When I was in undergrad, I ate and drank with abandonment and was still skinny. Over the past 2 years (I'm now 28), however, it's difficult to keep the food and drinks off my body. Now I have to work out as hard as I drink and eat, which is to say, I can't spend enough time in the gym to keep up.
Enjoy it while it lasts.
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It's the age thing. When I was in undergrad, I ate and drank with abandonment and was still skinny. Over the past 2 years (I'm now 28), however, it's difficult to keep the food and drinks off my body. Now I have to work out as hard as I drink and eat, which is to say, I can't spend enough time in the gym to keep up.Originally Posted by DarkNWorn
Enjoy it while it lasts.
Exactly.
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