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What have you eaten today?
Today I've had a bowl of cereal, a kitkat, three slices of pizza, one tuna and chilli sandwich and one roast pork sandwich with baked beans. Washed down with 1.3 litres of water.
Is this healthy? Not healthy? Did I just start this thread out of boredom and attention seeking?
I'd kill for a fresh salad but this is provincial backwater England where finding a decent salad is harder than Boris during the Gay Pride Parade.
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July 7, 2003, 18:09
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2 peanut butter sandwiches and some of my dad's corned beef mush. And the odd Yorkie bar, for the trucker in me.
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July 7, 2003, 18:09
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I had two bowls of Cinnamon Crunch and then a number 6 at Wendy's... biggie sized with Coke...
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July 7, 2003, 18:11
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I had yogurt for breakfest and a swarma ( a type of Arab burrito thing stuffed with grilled chicken, onions, heavily seasoned, then the whole peta/tortia is lightly grilled as well so it is crisp) & mediterrean salad for lunch. I still have a few hours to figure out what to eat for dinner.
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July 7, 2003, 18:11
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4 Chicken fingers with fries. 1 bag of M&M's w/peanuts. 3 soft drinks.
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July 7, 2003, 18:13
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Sava,
Hey, a #6 is my meal at Wendy's - every time, a #6, no mayo, biggie sized w/ a Dr. Pepper...
In any case, I've had 3 bowls of Rice Crispies and a bunch of water so far today. When my sister and her b/f get into town in a few hours we're gonna go to dinner.
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July 7, 2003, 18:13
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Nothing yet...
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July 7, 2003, 18:13
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Oddly, nearly nothing. I believe two pieces of bread in morning with sausage. Nothing else.
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July 7, 2003, 18:15
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Originally posted by Oerdin
I had yogurt for breakfest and a swarma ( a type of Arab burrito thing stuffed with grilled chicken, onions, heavily seasoned, then the whole peta/tortia is lightly grilled as well so it is crisp) & mediterrean salad for lunch. I still have a few hours to figure out what to eat for dinner.
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Damn that sounds good.
It's summer in northern Europe dammit. Just warm enough most days to stay outside yet not so hot as to be uncomfortable. I should be living on fresh salads and olive oil yet what do I find in the fridge? Heavy roast meats and boiled veg! Argh, my gran's never going to progress beyond WWII cooking. 
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July 7, 2003, 18:41
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Two Ardennes pate sandwiches (wholewheat, fresh bread, nothing but the pate)
Few Jaffa cakes
Couple of choc chip digestives
Steak, roast potatoes and salad for dinner
Some cherries and a couple of bananas
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July 7, 2003, 18:44
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Update:
Decided I couldn't wait for dinner, so I'm eating a large can of peaches.
If I get my way, we'll do either Chinese or Tex-Mex tonight...
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July 7, 2003, 18:50
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I haven't been awake very long, so only a burrito from Del Taco and a 44 oz Coke. I expect at least 3 more meals today, larger than this one.
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July 7, 2003, 18:50
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Originally posted by Starchild
Damn that sounds good.
It's summer in northern Europe dammit. Just warm enough most days to stay outside yet not so hot as to be uncomfortable. I should be living on fresh salads and olive oil yet what do I find in the fridge? Heavy roast meats and boiled veg! Argh, my gran's never going to progress beyond WWII cooking.
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Swarma's are good. I found a nice Iraqi restaurant/cafe not far from my work and the prices are very reasonable ($5-$8 per person for lunch). The owners are the most anti-Sadam people I have ever met; I mean they really, really didn't like Saddam.
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July 7, 2003, 18:51
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Thus far (and probably all for today) I have had a bowl of cornflakes, 3 cups of coffee, some choccie biccies, a banana, some beef and mustard sandwiches, a spinach and ricotta canneloni and a garlic bread, oh, and another bowl of cornflakes 
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July 7, 2003, 18:51
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The odd soul here and there.
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July 7, 2003, 19:15
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mackerel filet & tomato sandwiches for breakfast
nothing for lunch
half a pizza for tea
two yoghurts & two beers right now
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July 7, 2003, 19:20
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Cereal and juice so far. As I'm typing, in fact.
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July 7, 2003, 19:32
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Cereal (Rice Krispies, IIRC)
A BBQ Chicken and Chedder Cheese Sandwich with Mayo and Mustard and Hot Banana Peppers
And some Pakistani dish with rice, seasoned beef and soupy, spicy lentils.
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July 7, 2003, 19:37
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breakfast -- multi-grain Chex with a glass of orange juice
lunch at work -- cold cut and cheese sandwhich with some Gatorade
dinner -- leftover from yesterday's dinner (chicken flavored rice, beans) with small slab of beef and to drink, V8 Splash Medley flavor
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July 7, 2003, 20:41
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I've eaten a vegetarian mix of semolina, vegetables and tofu with a slightly hot sauce. I think I'm going to eat rice with vinegar tonight, as I have nearly nothing else (I could switch vinegar with olive oil, but I'm saving it )
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July 7, 2003, 20:44
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Breakfast: Bowl of brown-sugar mini-wheats w/ orange juice.
Post-Breakfast: Large coffee & Apple fritter
Lunch: #5 at Wendy's biggie sized with a coke
Dinner: Fat & juicy steak, fried vegetables, and potatoes with sour cream.
Now: Sunflower seeds
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I have eaten 1 waffle, 1 yogurt (8 oz) for breakfast. And for lunch I had ravioli (chef boy ardee can).
That's it. I'm keeping my calories to a minimum right now.
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July 7, 2003, 20:48
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Hey, a #6 is my meal at Wendy's - every time, a #6, no mayo, biggie sized w/ a Dr. Pepper...
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that's the exact order one of my friends always gets... 
for dinner tonight I had:
6 oz. steak filet
sliced tomatoes in a vinagrette
some bread
a bottle of beer
for dessert...
a chocolate covered ice-cream bar from Schwann's
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July 7, 2003, 20:48
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1 bowl frosted flakes
1 iced tea
3 glasses water
1 frozen dinner (penne with cream sauce and chicken)
1 rice krispy square
1 baked potato with margarine
1 corn on the cob with margarine
1 plate of chicken fried rice with extra grilled chicken
1 piece of cake (betty crocker chocolate cake with chocolate frosting)
1 glass grape punch
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July 7, 2003, 20:50
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Guacamole and Nachos for breakfast, followed by some Halva for a mid-morning snack. Potato Salad and a ricotta cheese/roasted hot pepper dip with nachos for lunch. Spinach and cheese tortellini with margarine and parmesan cheese for dinner. And a few raspberries... and, in a couple of minutes, a piece of cheese cake.
I've been eating alot of cheese lately...  I was trying to cut back on that.
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July 7, 2003, 20:54
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And the odd Yorkie bar, for the trucker in me.
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Coincidentally, Starchild has also had a trucker in him today, but that was out behind the highway rest stop. 
As for today's food:
An everything bagel w/ butter and medium coffee for breakfast
A largish salad with grilled shrimp for lunch w/ a can of diet coke. The salad was too much, so I saved some for a later afternoon snack.
For dinner, I had some pasta primavera. I've also had many glasses of water throughout the day.
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July 7, 2003, 20:56
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Coincidentally, Starchild has also had a trucker in him today, but that was out behind the highway rest stop.
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Now I just lost my food...
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I'm about to eat a banana. should I just post a log of my calorie intake here?
I was reading about an eccentric scientist who lives in Italy that cutting your calorie intake by 20% (or was it 50%?) can drastically increase your lifespan. He verified this with rats, and is undergoing experiment himself.
While I lack the discipline to go that extreme, I do think cutting calories is fun. It feels so nice to lose weight so easily.
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July 7, 2003, 20:58
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I'm about to eat a banana. should I just post a log of my calorie intake here?
I was reading about an eccentric scientist who lives in Italy that cutting your calorie intake by 20% (or was it 50%?) can drastically increase your lifespan. He verified this with rats, and is undergoing experiment himself.
While I lack the discipline to go that extreme, I do think cutting calories is fun. It feels so nice to lose weight so easily.
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I heard that about the rats. Contemplated doing it myself, but risks were too extreme....
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July 7, 2003, 20:58
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Originally posted by Asher
Now I just lost my food...
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Just imagine him doing that while eating a tuna and chili sandwich. 
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