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badatom posted:So I'm still trying to understand why it looks like Ohio is suddenly trending red. We went for Obama +5 in 2008 and +3 in 2012, and Hillary has had an equivalent ground game and presence here. And John Kasich was one of the few holdouts that never endorsed Trump, for what that's worth. I guess my question is, how much should I drink on election night? The real, non-goony answer is that the Ohio Democratic Party is terrible, inept, and can't run campaigns to save their lives. Chris Redfern completely ran it straight into the ground, and David Pepper hasn't done anything to fix it. Against an unpopular incumbent John Kasich, they chose a nobody county commissioner. Against empty suit Rob Portman the choices were a Cincinnati city councilman and Ted Strickland, who was voted out as governor in the middle of the recession. Sherrod Brown is the only competent person in Ohio politics at the state or national level.
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Chokes McGee posted:I don't get this either, juice is juice A lot of the nutrients and vitamins you get in fresh juice break down really quickly. Like, if you make juice and put it in an airtight seal almost immediately you will preserve it for a few days but past that its health benefits have a half-life.
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Ciaphas posted:You know what the most embarrassing, shameful and frustrating thing is Forreal, go read the OP in the YLLS diet and exercise megathread (if you haven't already). Then read Uziel's log in TFLC - goons far fatter than you have become swole beasts absolutely killing every aspect of their lives.
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Deified Data posted:This whole thing made my blood boil the other day. Then the county commissioners for the rural areas surrounding Missoula lobbied and organized public meetings against it, because what right do people in Missoula have to invite Islamic terrorists into their midst when one day those terrorists might leave the Missoula city limits and inflict themselves on the good Christian folk of Ravalli County? Watch the video on this news report for people claiming that accepting the refugees means that 'ISIS will come after our women' and demanding to know what the refugee advocates will say 'to the family of the first victim': http://www.nbcmontana.com/news/keci/crowd-turns-out-for-hearing-on-ravalli-co-letter-opposing-syrian-refugees-1/10396053
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My issue is that my wife can't cook so I'm forced to cook everything if we want to eat and don't get a break ever. And that's not "oh she's not cooking the stuff I like" can't cook, it's the "she literally almost burned down the New Yorker Hotel" when she lived there for college can't cook. Like boiling water for pasta is the height of her cooking skill.
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Tiny Brontosaurus posted:Multivitamins don't work at all. Different vitamins are absorbed in different ways. By skipping veggies you're also missing out on fiber, which is hugely important for such a long list of things I deleted it and typed this instead. Multivitamins are the shotgun approach of dietary supplements. You can eat them with a meal to increase absorbency, but you're basically flooding your digestive system with nutritional requirements and hoping some of sticks instead of washing out ... ... POLITICS!
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Tiny Brontosaurus posted:This was also a Mr. Brontosaurus (Tiny Husband?) problem and I have so many strategies. I would suggest starting out thinking in an additive way about your diet rather than subtractive. Add more vegetables, try to work your way up to at least five or six that you can stand. Mr. B had big success with spinach/yogurt smoothies, sliced bell peppers, leafy greens, and zucchini/yellow squash/eggplant minced up really fine in rice and pasta dishes. I've lost nearly forty pounds since February. I had to employ a number of strategies to actually make it work and they didn't all come together until just a few months ago: 1. Substitution. Find and eliminate my high calorie foods and put in something that I still like so eating is still fun and not a chore. 2. Manage hunger. If said foods leave me hungry at the end of the day I'm doing something wrong. Lots of protein helps. Lower carbs. 3. Exercise. Before my mom got sick and I had to take care of her I was walking at least three miles a day, and sometimes up to and maybe even past fifteen. 4. Count calories. The big one. The only thing that will lower your weight in the end is making sure you burn more calories than you take in. Period. Find your BMR and eat fewer calories than that. All of the above isn't as effective if you're not doing this. I'm supposed to eat 2350 calories a day, but aim for 1950 plus exercise. In doing this I lose just over three pounds a month as long as I'm diligent before exercise. And that's how I lost it and continue to lose it. I hope to lose another forty before I'm done. Ice Phisherman fucked around with this message at 19:07 on Nov 4, 2016 |
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My only two health issues I need to overcome are that I loving love alcohol and energy drinks I am slowly switching out energy drinks for Yerba Mate and tea but I cannot leave you behind precious alcohol
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Schizotek posted:Progress doesn't exist. There is no platonic ideal that society marches towards. In all likelyhood in 200 years we'll be seen as backwards monsters for not throwing fags down a well. I'm just making a very conservative prediction here: things are going to continue roughly on the current trend. Which has, so far, been upwards. The Romans were horrible, medieval folks less so, people in the 19th century less so again, and here we are, much better again.
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WeAreTheRomans posted:Forreal, go read the OP in the YLLS diet and exercise megathread (if you haven't already). Then read Uziel's log in TFLC - goons far fatter than you have become swole beasts absolutely killing every aspect of their lives. loving hell man you think I didn't do everything I possibly could to help me save my life before resorting to spending tens of thousands of dollars I don't have on a surgery that didn't stop me from slowly killing myself anyway
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Tiny Brontosaurus posted:Mr. Brontosaurus is the same way, 6'5 and finding it vastly preferable to build muscle with cheese fries than stop eating them. Smart man. In college I used to go to The O regularly and there's nothing short of triathlon training that will counteract that level of greasy food. Pretty sure a small fry, without a side of melted cheese, was easily 2-3000 calories. Holy poo poo they tasted so good though. Getting in shape is great and people need to do it if they haven't. I finally started working out again this year after being pretty lazy on it and the difference is noticeable pretty quickly. I don't lift as much as I should but even just doing a lot of cardio helps a ton and it's nice when you're back in a position of being able to run or jog for extended periods of time and not be dying out of breath after 30 seconds.
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Young Hegelian posted:
Iceland is kind of a special case considering that more people work for Target in the US than live there.
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Ciaphas posted:loving hell man you think I didn't do everything I possibly could to help me save my life before resorting to spending tens of thousands of dollars I don't have on a surgery that didn't stop me from slowly killing myself anyway I've been posting there for years and I don't remember seeing you in there asking questions and looking for advice and support. Which is given out freely and generously by everyone there. So, no?
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sorry, that was uncalled for i need to go have a good cry for a while
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Tiny Brontosaurus posted:Multivitamins don't work at all. Different vitamins are absorbed in different ways. By skipping veggies you're also missing out on fiber, which is hugely important for such a long list of things I deleted it and typed this instead. Multivitamins don't work, IF you are already getting an appropriate amount of vitamins from your normal diet. Harvard Med School recommends a daily multivitamin if your diet does not regularly meet daily vitamin requirements (ie High protein or fats diet) The fiber point is very true. But from a strictly technical standpoint, you don't actually need fiber to lose weight. Although it does help in about a million other indirect ways and increase feelings of fullness.
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ImpAtom posted:I can't eat anything too strong or spicy without spending the next few days hating myself so I mostly drink fruit/vegetable smoothies and eat the plainest stuff I can. this makes me sad. Where I come from you prove you are a man by either hunting deer or eating insane hot wings. And I think deer are cute Spicy food rules
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Mel Mudkiper posted:My only two health issues I need to overcome are that I loving love alcohol and energy drinks I don't drink anymore, my health is tremendously better for it but my life is a waking nightmare of inescapable existential horror now
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Mel Mudkiper posted:I am on a seafood diet This made me laugh out loud, thanks for that!
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Cingulate posted:Empirically, you're wrong. Empirically I can hear every historian in the world grinding their teeth right now.
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I like fiber because I like it when my shits don't sting.
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Ciaphas posted:sorry, that was uncalled for I don't mean to suggest it's easy. The solutions are simple, but they are hard. And it doesn't have to be a solitary journey. It can be a thing where people cheer and jeer you all the way to your goals
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Mel Mudkiper posted:My only two health issues I need to overcome are that I loving love alcohol and energy drinks Alcohol is the best thing for the soul, dietary restrictions be damned. I did start drinking scotch instead of beer which has helped my waistline... too bad about my wallet.
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Oxxidation posted:I think that a lot of bad vegetable eating habits from my generation gets passed down from our parents, who got it passed down from their parents, who often thought the best way to cook a vegetable would be to boil it until the kitchen smelled like it had been taken over by sad, flatulent ghosts. I barely ate greens at all when I was young because my dad hated them and swore he wouldn't force them on his kids (he's also in his late fifties and so physically fit he's literally confused and frightened teams of cardiologists, so I guess he ducked out on the consequences on his diet due to living with cheat codes). Growing up, the vegetables my parents served with dinner were either cooked from frozen and drowned in cheese sauce, or out of a can (and then drowned in margarine). Once I started learning to cook for myself and came home and started cooking for them, I think they were shocked at how good vegetables taste when you don't destroy them. Grilled vegetables are a summer mainstay for my parents now, brushed lightly with olive oil then salted/peppered. They love them. Even got Dad to eat and enjoy Brussels sprouts once when I roasted them in a super-hot oven, which turns them from farty cabbage balls into delicious, savory, crispy goodness. Of course it means my grandma can't stand to eat at my parents' house anymore because any vegetable that isn't mush is "undercooked" but she's terrible (for a whole lot of reasons) anyway
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Tiny Brontosaurus posted:I do understand the logic there and I try to take the same approach when I can, but invariably it gets thrown back in my face. It's pointless to worry about making people feel attacked when they are committed to attacking me. "That was pretty racist" gets heard as "you're a racist" by people who are racists. as an approach, it's probably one more effective for white people to use then people of color. it's easier to slip in and get at the actual problem when the person your talking to already perceives you as 'one of them.' i wouldn't think it fair to expect a black person to take that kind of understanding in a directly hostile conversation. i think that holds true in regards to other minority groups/issues as well
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Star Man posted:I like fiber because I like it when my shits don't sting. the something awful forums: it all boils down to poop in the end
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Ciaphas posted:sorry, that was uncalled for Aw dude You're among friends. Anything you want to do, there are people here who can help you figure out how to do it.
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I was about 8 lbs from my target weight earlier this year, got complacent and now I'm 25 lbs away
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Leon Trotsky 2012 posted:Take a multivitamin every day and eat food you like. If you try to radically alter your diet / palette and maintain one that you don't enjoy, your likelihood of failure rises dramatically. For as much as I've poo poo on you for your polling habits, this is good advice. Thank you. Also I wouldn't be surprised if I have something like sleep apnea. I've started waking up with bad headaches once in a while in the morning and I'm always loving tired. I assumed it was allegies/asthma in tandem loving me. ... Is there a better thread for this? This is definitely not politics.
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A Winner is Jew posted:I did start drinking scotch instead of beer which has helped my waistline... too bad about my wallet. scotch is the one liquor I will drink, the cost makes it self limiting and I will literally stab you with a broken bottle if you try to take it from me
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Tiny Brontosaurus posted:Empirically I can hear every historian in the world grinding their teeth right now. Haha yeah
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Ciaphas posted:sorry, that was uncalled for Here is the most basic advice I can give you, and its what I used at my lowest point in terms of health (loving grad school ) Look at yourself in the mirror and say "This is the worst I will ever get" You don't have to get a six pack or huge muscle or anything, just look at yourself right now and realize if you make even the slightest effort to change, every day you will be better off than you are right now.
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Tiny Brontosaurus posted:Mr. Brontosaurus is the same way, 6'5 and finding it vastly preferable to build muscle with cheese fries than stop eating them. Man. This is the loving truth. I'm 6'5 and I loved that poo poo. I had to leave it behind because hitting the gym all of the time just isn't in the cards for me. I can still have this stuff, but only in limited quantities.
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chumbler posted:Roasted asparagus is one of the greatest things in this world. Drizzle a little olive oil and sea salt on that baby and I'm all over that poo poo like white on rice.
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Teriyaki Koinku posted:Substitute water for a 2-liter of Coca-Cola. Wait, what? Edit: Oh nevermind. I read that as "Substitute water with".
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A Winner is Jew posted:I did start drinking scotch instead of beer which has helped my waistline... too bad about my wallet. I tend to drink straight gin a lot because it lets mother fuckers know I am serious
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CascadeBeta posted:For as much as I've poo poo on you for your polling habits, this is good advice. Thank you. Someone post another picture of Michelle Obama doing healthy living things and then it can be politics for another page or so
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Tiny Brontosaurus posted:Empirically I can hear every historian in the world grinding their teeth right now.
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Teriyaki Koinku posted:
I mixed a few words around in this sentence and hoo boy it didn't well as far as mental images go.
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Mel Mudkiper posted:My only two health issues I need to overcome are that I loving love alcohol and energy drinks I'm really 'lucky' in that my family has a long history of absolutely crippling alcohol addiction to the point I never got the urge to drink (and thanks to stomach issues never will!). Same for smoking. I guess I owe my family for being huge fuckups in that regards.
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Being in good shape is tight
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