Food, Food, and More Food Thread

6 Mar 2006, 02:18 #7521

dochira wrote:
Absolutely. And none of that Diet stuff. You can't eat a sandwich like that and drink Lite anything. It's...just....wrong.

spoken like a true patriot and friend of the culinary art of fast food.

6 Mar 2006, 02:19 #7522

Tu_triky wrote:
spoken like a true patriot and friend of the culinary art of fast food.

I'm not only a member, I'm also the president.

6 Mar 2006, 02:31 #7523

dochira wrote:
I'm not only a member, I'm also the president.

good, given your love of curry you can bring both peoples together in bilateral trade talks covering the greasiest foods of the land :)

6 Mar 2006, 02:55 #7524

tabana wrote:Yep. I wasn't really aware of it, until the day I tried the stationary bike with the calories counter. :sweat: They are tough to burn off.

fastest way to burn them off...running on the treadmill or outside...
stationary bike burns less off in the same amount of time... :beaten: :drooling:

6 Mar 2006, 22:41 #7525

Tu_triky wrote:a nice juicy, cheesy philly is a decadent delight...with a heap of steak fries washed down with some sugary concoction...it's the american way.
:mrgreen:

Child obesity levels expected to soar by 2010
Patricia Reaney, Reuters

"Childhood obesity rates will soar dramatically in most parts of the world by the end of the decade and raise the risk of diabetes in young people, health experts announce today.

By 2010 the number of overweight and obese youngsters in the European Union nations is expected to hit 26 million. An estimated 20,000 obese youngsters will have type 2 diabetes, a previously adult disease.

Over a million children will show signs of high blood pressure, raised cholesterol levels or early indicators for cardiovascular disease.

"The obesity estimates are very cautious, but extremely worrying," said Dr Tim Lobstein, of the International Obesity TaskForce (IOTF), who analysed worldwide trends in childhood obesity.

"When we looked at the overweight it was astonishing to see that nearly half of children in both North and South America could be overweight in just four years' time."

Changes in diet, a decrease in physical activity and too much time spent in front of computer or television screens have been blamed for the growing number of overweight children worldwide."

:shakehead: :shakehead: :shakehead:

7 Mar 2006, 11:56 #7526

Tu_triky wrote:

a nice juicy, cheesy philly is a decadent delight...with a heap of steak fries washed down with some sugary concoction...it's the american way.

:mrgreen:

america's nasty addiction to supersized, triple bypass.....let's double the grease and sit on our arse watching tv all day.

7 Mar 2006, 13:17 #7527

Stepped on the scale at work today: 165 pounds.

Yikes.

7 Mar 2006, 13:30 #7528

bmwracer wrote:Stepped on the scale at work today: 165 pounds.

Yikes.

beanpole. :beatyou:

7 Mar 2006, 13:30 #7529

bmwracer wrote:Stepped on the scale at work today: 165 pounds.

Yikes.

i weigh more than you...:headscratch:
....but i am about your height, but a few inches less..

7 Mar 2006, 13:34 #7530

im plus a quarter, and i think im roughly his height.

7 Mar 2006, 13:45 #7531

krim wrote:im plus a quarter, and i think im roughly his height.

LOL. :lol: :lol: :hehe: :hehe:

Q, I think you stepped into that one with both feet. :hehe:

7 Mar 2006, 22:33 #7532

bmwracer wrote:Stepped on the scale at work today: 165 pounds.

Yikes.

yeah, you've got some height on you so you should be OK. Off to the buffet table you go! hahahahaha...

7 Mar 2006, 23:23 #7533

Man, I sure am glad to be equal my own height, else I'd be shorter. :hehe:

8 Mar 2006, 13:57 #7534

i found this surfin':

Tempura Soba with pork, seaweed, and Welsh Onions and a wee bit of fried tempura batter.

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8 Mar 2006, 14:01 #7535

small midnite snack, should last thru a few doramas...

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8 Mar 2006, 15:13 #7536

Tu_triky wrote:small midnite snack, should last thru a few doramas...

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tasty, but greasy, and would cause clogged arteries...lol :say_yes: :beaten:

8 Mar 2006, 15:17 #7537

qilver wrote:

tasty, but greasy, and would cause clogged arteries...lol :say_yes: :beaten:

yeah stick to ramen...that's not greasy....not. :P

8 Mar 2006, 22:16 #7538

mmm... lumpia... dang, i didnt bring any breakfast today..

9 Mar 2006, 00:14 #7539

egg rolls are big in my home...and dumplings with sweet and sour sauce!!! it is the best!!!!

9 Mar 2006, 02:27 #7540

Tu_triky wrote:

yeah stick to ramen...that's not greasy....not. :P

yeah, better for you, but still all that sodium, unless you don't drink all the soup base...then it's not as bad.

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