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desmond
ParticipantI just love the smell of new car leather and BBQ.
ParticipantI just love the smell of new car leather and BBQ.
Participant[quote=dbapig]this certainly is a weighty topic we should think about[/quote]
I will have a cold one thinking about it, but a new Red Strip “Light” to not add the lbs.
Participant[quote=dbapig]this certainly is a weighty topic we should think about[/quote]
I will have a cold one thinking about it, but a new Red Strip “Light” to not add the lbs.
Participant[quote=dbapig]this certainly is a weighty topic we should think about[/quote]
I will have a cold one thinking about it, but a new Red Strip “Light” to not add the lbs.
Participant[quote=dbapig]this certainly is a weighty topic we should think about[/quote]
I will have a cold one thinking about it, but a new Red Strip “Light” to not add the lbs.
Participant[quote=dbapig]this certainly is a weighty topic we should think about[/quote]
I will have a cold one thinking about it, but a new Red Strip “Light” to not add the lbs.
Participant[quote=eavesdropper][quote=desmond][quote=briansd1]
I’ve learned to eat very plain, bland food. But I find it delicious because I can taste and appreciate the natural unadulterated ingredients.[/quote]Sounds like my sex life.[/quote]
desmond, that has to be the Piggs “Response of the Week”. Priceless! However, I have to ask: Is it the statement above in its entirety? Or just the first sentence?[/quote]
First sentence only, this is a “PG” forum!
Participant[quote=eavesdropper][quote=desmond][quote=briansd1]
I’ve learned to eat very plain, bland food. But I find it delicious because I can taste and appreciate the natural unadulterated ingredients.[/quote]Sounds like my sex life.[/quote]
desmond, that has to be the Piggs “Response of the Week”. Priceless! However, I have to ask: Is it the statement above in its entirety? Or just the first sentence?[/quote]
First sentence only, this is a “PG” forum!
Participant[quote=eavesdropper][quote=desmond][quote=briansd1]
I’ve learned to eat very plain, bland food. But I find it delicious because I can taste and appreciate the natural unadulterated ingredients.[/quote]Sounds like my sex life.[/quote]
desmond, that has to be the Piggs “Response of the Week”. Priceless! However, I have to ask: Is it the statement above in its entirety? Or just the first sentence?[/quote]
First sentence only, this is a “PG” forum!
Participant[quote=eavesdropper][quote=desmond][quote=briansd1]
I’ve learned to eat very plain, bland food. But I find it delicious because I can taste and appreciate the natural unadulterated ingredients.[/quote]Sounds like my sex life.[/quote]
desmond, that has to be the Piggs “Response of the Week”. Priceless! However, I have to ask: Is it the statement above in its entirety? Or just the first sentence?[/quote]
First sentence only, this is a “PG” forum!
Participant[quote=eavesdropper][quote=desmond][quote=briansd1]
I’ve learned to eat very plain, bland food. But I find it delicious because I can taste and appreciate the natural unadulterated ingredients.[/quote]Sounds like my sex life.[/quote]
desmond, that has to be the Piggs “Response of the Week”. Priceless! However, I have to ask: Is it the statement above in its entirety? Or just the first sentence?[/quote]
First sentence only, this is a “PG” forum!
Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=Eugene]
Quantity is more important than composition. Pretty much anything can be converted into fat, as long as there’s an excess of calories.One Chipotle burrito contains 1200 to 1400 calories. [/quote]
By quantity, you must mean calorie density.
It’s important to choose high nutrition, high antioxidant, low calorie, low glycemic index, high fiber food.
For example, I have plain oatmeal with hot water for breakfast. If you eat the flavored, sugared oatmeal, then you’re defeating the purpose.
I’ve learned to eat very plain, bland food. But I find it delicious because I can taste and appreciate the natural unadulterated ingredients.[/quote]
Sounds like my sex life.
Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=Eugene]
Quantity is more important than composition. Pretty much anything can be converted into fat, as long as there’s an excess of calories.One Chipotle burrito contains 1200 to 1400 calories. [/quote]
By quantity, you must mean calorie density.
It’s important to choose high nutrition, high antioxidant, low calorie, low glycemic index, high fiber food.
For example, I have plain oatmeal with hot water for breakfast. If you eat the flavored, sugared oatmeal, then you’re defeating the purpose.
I’ve learned to eat very plain, bland food. But I find it delicious because I can taste and appreciate the natural unadulterated ingredients.[/quote]
Sounds like my sex life.
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