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Edgar Allen Ho posted:
I definitely love second hand smoke. On the topic of smoking though, as a former smoker, snowy mornings are a peeve of mine, because they were always my favorite time to smoke, and makes me want to go smoke. See also: Crisp fall evenings.
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lavaca posted:Counterpoint: salad is not a meal unless it's one of those "salads" that's really just a pile of protein on top of a couple of lettuce leaves (which is usually the best thing to order if you're trying to lose weight). Greens may seem to fill you up now, but the snack you eat two hours later more than negates any health benefits from your lunch. how is this a counterpoint? do you think that since some salads aren't a full meal it is actually correct and good to call a man gay for eating it
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sephiRoth IRA posted:I loving feel you. I tried for like twenty minutes today while I was doing dishes to will myself to kill them telepathically but no dice It'll work, but more will be born in that time, just to float around in front of your eyes. That is their raison d'etre.
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Sep 19, 2019 16:59
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I got rid of fruit flies once by just hunting them by hand, smashing them wherever I saw them for about half an hour until there weren't any left, they didn't come back.
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I paid nearly 500 dollars for an eye exam and new glasses more than a month ago. They gave me my "new glasses" a week later but they were laughably wrong, and literally worse than just not wearing glasses. Turns out they wrote down my prescription wrong when sending out for them so you know, entirely the optometrist office's fault. Now more than a month on there is still no sign of my actual, working new glasses nor can I expect any sort of rebate or compensation. In the mean time I get to wear a scuffed up, lopsided affair from ten years ago at a new job and new school. I guess my pet peeve here is american capitalism.
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Sep 19, 2019 18:48
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People who eat loving breakfast cereals or give them to their kids, unless it's like real muesli made of grains and fruit. Rice Krispies has to be one of the most disgusting, profoundly unhealthy "food" products ever designed, and people willingly buy it and give it to their kids.
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Sep 19, 2019 20:17
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Shibawanko posted:People who eat loving breakfast cereals or give them to their kids, unless it's like real muesli made of grains and fruit. Rice Krispies has to be one of the most disgusting, profoundly unhealthy "food" products ever designed, and people willingly buy it and give it to their kids. this, but because cereal with milk is one of the grossest foods ever made and i have no idea how it caught on. i have to leave the room whenever my husband eats it, it's the worst.
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Sep 19, 2019 20:25
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Shibawanko posted:People who eat loving breakfast cereals or give them to their kids, unless it's like real muesli made of grains and fruit. Rice Krispies has to be one of the most disgusting, profoundly unhealthy "food" products ever designed, and people willingly buy it and give it to their kids. Yeah, eat a cereal made of grain, not Rice Krispies, which is made of a grain.
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Sep 19, 2019 20:32
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Shibawanko posted:People who eat loving breakfast cereals or give them to their kids, unless it's like real muesli made of grains and fruit. Rice Krispies has to be one of the most disgusting, profoundly unhealthy "food" products ever designed, and people willingly buy it and give it to their kids. I don't know what Kashi Golean Crunch is made of but it has like 10g of protein and 10g of fibre for 190-210 calories depending on the kind and it is delicious and nutritious. Regular breakfast cereal made of sugar and sad grains should be abolished though I agree. Bobby Digital posted:Yeah, eat a cereal made of grain, not Rice Krispies, which is made of a grain. grains are a land of contrasts, friend. Puffed starch and corn syrup is one side of the contrast.
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Sep 19, 2019 20:34
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Bobby Digital posted:Yeah, eat a cereal made of grain, not Rice Krispies, which is made of a grain. It's made of sugar with a bit of rice added in for consistency, then shaped into rice-shaped pellets to fool you into thinking it's made of rice. Rice krispies is a bowl of milk with sugar.
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Sep 19, 2019 20:38
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I just drink a beer for breakfast, just like the Egyptians
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Sep 19, 2019 20:48
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Actual rice with some natto and spring onions or a raw egg makes for a good breakfast though.
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Sep 19, 2019 20:50
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Breakfast cereal is a nice treat just not for breakfast
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Sep 19, 2019 20:51
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Iron Crowned posted:I just drink a beer for breakfast, just like the Egyptians The consistency of egyptian beer is exaggerated. It was thick but not "my beer and my oatmeal are the same" thick.
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Sep 19, 2019 20:59
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40oz for breakfast just to get me through the day
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Sep 19, 2019 21:12
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:
There’s no corn syrup in Rice Krispies. Shibawanko posted:It's made of sugar with a bit of rice added in for consistency, then shaped into rice-shaped pellets to fool you into thinking it's made of rice. Rice krispies is a bowl of milk with sugar. Rice is the first ingredient, and there are 4 grams of sugar per serving. As cereals go, that’s pretty low, and many mueslis I’ve seen have more. And I say this as someone who eats muesli most mornings. I don’t even like Rice Krispies.
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Sep 19, 2019 21:15
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:The consistency of egyptian beer is exaggerated. It was thick but not "my beer and my oatmeal are the same" thick. Then why is it called "Oatmeal Stout?" Huh, smartypants?
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Sep 19, 2019 21:24
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Shibawanko posted:It's made of sugar with a bit of rice added in for consistency, then shaped into rice-shaped pellets to fool you into thinking it's made of rice. Rice krispies is a bowl of milk with sugar.  It's rice, sugar, salt, malt flavoring, and the standard vitamin-enrichment mix.
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Sep 19, 2019 21:51
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I'll have anything for breakfast, but I'm not gonna put any disgusting milk on it. Also I can't comprehend grown up people who drink pure milk unless they're having cookies or whatever. Especially during lunch or dinner. 
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Sep 19, 2019 22:41
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Hirayuki posted:
It has added sugar = do not eat. I dunno who you're trying to kid if you think processed Kellogg's cereals aren't complete garbage Sugar in muesli, if it's the real thing at least, is just whatever's inherent to the fruits that are in them. And muesli needn't even contain fruit.
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Sep 19, 2019 23:25
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Shibawanko posted:It has added sugar = do not eat. I dunno who you're trying to kid if you think processed Kellogg's cereals aren't complete garbage Sugar does not suddenly become less healthy because it is added in artificially vs. being there naturally as part of fruit. The amount of sugar is what matters, and in rice krispies, it's a perfectly reasonable amount. Anyways, overwhelmingly the biggest source of sugar in either of these breakfasts is the milk (which is a completely "natural" and "unprocessed" source of sugar, if you care about that kind of thing).
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Sep 20, 2019 01:42
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Waffles have milk in them checkmate
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Sep 20, 2019 01:45
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There's somebody that will argue with almost any breakfast food though isn't there? Bacon and sausage are fatty, pancakes and waffles are a terrible carb load that bog you down, bread is bag, eggs are good or bad depending on what year it is. POP-TARTS or doughnuts are sugary. Milk is bad, fruit juice is full of sugar, kids don't drink coffee. On top of that some kids are picky eaters. The hard part is teaching them moderation and to embrace variety. Oatmeal with fruit one day, eggs another, rice Krispy one day, waffles on Saturday. Have at least three different fruits around so they can add that and feel like it's something that they chose. My kid self feeds in the morning since my wife and i leave at 6AM. Just getting him to eat and then getting him to make good decisions is hard but he learns a thing about self regulating and responsibility. The box of rice krispies or god forbid frosted flakes is the least of my concerns. It does become a concern though if it disappears in three days and the other choices go untouched.
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Sep 20, 2019 02:25
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I think people are getting Rice Krispies confused with Cocoa Krispies or something.
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Sep 20, 2019 04:46
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Bland unsugared breakfast cereals are not better for you than sweet ones for kids, they’re just blander empty carbs.
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Sep 20, 2019 07:34
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As somebody that is currently eating Cap'n Crunch, I agree.
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Sep 20, 2019 07:39
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Eat what you like for breakfast imo
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Sep 20, 2019 07:40
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Lotion Tester posted:As somebody that is currently eating Cap'n Crunch, I agree. I prefer the chocolatey ones but the Cap'n gets a special place in my heart these days for inspiring people to make dumb but hilarious "oops, all ______" jokes
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EdwardSwifferhands posted:There's somebody that will argue with almost any breakfast food though isn't there? Bacon and sausage are fatty, pancakes and waffles are a terrible carb load that bog you down, bread is bag, eggs are good or bad depending on what year it is. POP-TARTS or doughnuts are sugary. Milk is bad, fruit juice is full of sugar, kids don't drink coffee. On top of that some kids are picky eaters. The hard part is teaching them moderation and to embrace variety. Oatmeal with fruit one day, eggs another, rice Krispy one day, waffles on Saturday. Have at least three different fruits around so they can add that and feel like it's something that they chose. It seriously blows my mind that there are people who actually eat pop tarts for breakfast, or frosted flakes for that matter. I kind of feel like this is another anglophone food thing where your perception of what's acceptable to eat is just way off to begin with and you go like "eh, this doesn't contain more sugar and processed carbs than this other thing I eat, so it must be fine". DontMockMySmock posted:Sugar does not suddenly become less healthy because it is added in artificially vs. being there naturally as part of fruit. The amount of sugar is what matters, and in rice krispies, it's a perfectly reasonable amount. The sugar itself no, but if you want to eat fruit, which contains other beneficial things, it will of course include sugar. This is fine because it's part of a package that contains other nutritious and tasty molecules. But once you start adding sugar unnecessarily to an item that is already by itself not nutritious, like heavily processed rice paste, why would you choose to eat that over the alternative? Sure Kellogg's pretends that it's "healthy" because they dunked a vitamin enrichment mix on it but these vitamins are most likely not properly absorbed by the body (which is why fortification is illegal in several European countries).
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EdwardSwifferhands posted:There's somebody that will argue with almost any breakfast food though isn't there? Bacon and sausage are fatty, pancakes and waffles are a terrible carb load that bog you down, bread is bag, eggs are good or bad depending on what year it is. POP-TARTS or doughnuts are sugary. Milk is bad, fruit juice is full of sugar, kids don't drink coffee. On top of that some kids are picky eaters. The hard part is teaching them moderation and to embrace variety. Oatmeal with fruit one day, eggs another, rice Krispy one day, waffles on Saturday. Have at least three different fruits around so they can add that and feel like it's something that they chose. Bread is obviously bag, what else would bread be but bag
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Sep 20, 2019 08:05
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Brawnfire posted:Bread is obviously bag, what else would bread be but bag baguette
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Sep 20, 2019 08:27
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Blood? The body of Christy!
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Sep 20, 2019 08:42
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There's a Rice Krispie piss tape and now my opinion on this matter has done a complete 180.
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Sep 20, 2019 08:56
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Rice Pissbies.
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Shibawanko posted:It seriously blows my mind that there are people who actually eat pop tarts for breakfast, or frosted flakes for that matter. I kind of feel like this is another anglophone food thing where your perception of what's acceptable to eat is just way off to begin with and you go like "eh, this doesn't contain more sugar and processed carbs than this other thing I eat, so it must be fine". Hot take: it's perfectly fine to eat "unhealthy" food. Even if it's the most "processed", sugary thing on earth, eat it if you like it. Want a poptart? Eat a poptart. It won't kill you. It does not matter if fruit would be a healthier choice, sometimes you want the "processed" thing. You can do both, in moderation and with the appropriate amount of exercise to account for your "unhealthy" foods. My peeve is that for a lot of goons, apparently the concept of "moderation" either doesn't exist or is a dirty word only fatties use.
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Sep 20, 2019 11:03
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The cream of wheat porn was better
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Sep 20, 2019 11:05
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Whether you eat rice pisspies or egg oatmeal or whatever, you will die eventually either way. Keep a memento mori in your kitchen to inspire you to yolo your way to pop tarts for breakfast
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Sep 20, 2019 11:30
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Shibawanko posted:It seriously blows my mind that there are people who actually eat pop tarts for breakfast, or frosted flakes for that matter. I kind of feel like this is another anglophone food thing where your perception of what's acceptable to eat is just way off to begin with and you go like "eh, this doesn't contain more sugar and processed carbs than this other thing I eat, so it must be fine". i'm gonna forced fed you viennoiseries until you're more pastry than man for that anglophone comment
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Sep 20, 2019 11:33
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If sugary poo poo is an anglophone thing specifically then what's up with Mexico
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Sugary stuff tastes great but pop tarts are stale and terrible.
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