Silliness Who is on a diet. Come on I know you all are! - Page 17

vivaldirules · 01-19-2011, 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by GeoffC

I'm supplementing my diet with chocolate, is that allowed?

Thanks for the suggestion, Geoff. I'll try that next.

desertblues · 01-19-2011, 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by vivaldirules

Thanks for the suggestion, Geoff. I'll try that next.

Dark chocolat is very healthy; though only a small square or two each day. I was buying some in the supermarket today and muttered: 550 calories per 100 gram....makes 1100 per chocolatebar.....two ladies got so impressed by this arithmetic that they didn't buy any. And it was on sale: buy two- pay for one.

GeoffC · 01-19-2011, 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by desertblues

Dark chocolat is very healthy; though only a small square or two each day. I was buying some in the supermarket today and muttered: 550 calories per 100 gram....makes 1100 per chocolatebar.....two ladies got so impressed by this arithmetic that they didn't buy any. And it was on sale: buy two- pay for one.

you could have got me some .... !

Katti's Cat · 01-19-2011, 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by desertblues

Dark chocolat is very healthy; though only a small square or two each day. I was buying some in the supermarket today and muttered: 550 calories per 100 gram....makes 1100 per chocolatebar.....two ladies got so impressed by this arithmetic that they didn't buy any. And it was on sale: buy two- pay for one.

My favorite chocolate comes in square - how handy is that. And it's a small square too

desertblues · 01-20-2011, 02:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Katti's Cat

My favorite chocolate comes in square - how handy is that. And it's a small square too

That looks very eatable (is this an English word?). It's not sold in my town, but I live near the border with Germany (Kleve); we often shop there; I will look for it the next time.

Iridal · 01-20-2011, 02:51 AM

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Originally Posted by desertblues

Dark chocolat is very healthy; though only a small square or two each day. I was buying some in the supermarket today and muttered: 550 calories per 100 gram....makes 1100 per chocolatebar.....two ladies got so impressed by this arithmetic that they didn't buy any. And it was on sale: buy two- pay for one.

I've been doing this (commenting about calories of various types of food) at work, it's driving everyone crazy

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Originally Posted by desertblues

That looks very eatable (is this an English word?). It's not sold in my town, but I live near the border with Germany (Kleve); we often shop there; I will look for it the next time.

Sure it is

I always have to think about eatable and edible. I think edible means something like 'not poisonous' whereas eatable means good to eat ? Or you could just say: that looks yummy for the tummy

My parents live really close to the border with Holland (near Hulst), they always shop there

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Originally Posted by bjones6416

Hormones. They wreak havoc with what the scale says because of the crazy on-and-off bloating. It's probably best just to not weigh for a few days, although that's hard for me to do.

(I do think the bloating is more of a problem for some women than others, but it has always been a problem for me. I just tell myself it's not REAL weight.)

Yep, bloating is a problem for me as well, before and during. I've been telling myself the same thing (it's not real weight, this will NOT make me feel bad

), but it isn't easy

At least you also get the sudden decrease in weight too

danan · 01-20-2011, 01:36 PM

I've been trying to give myself rules about food -- but sadly, they never quite seem to work, ahahaha. I like eating way too much -- I've been relying on my metabolism, because I really hate exercising, but I think I might have to change this fact! Dieting is definitely not going to be my solution.

I've had some friends over today and we made crêpes with nutella! ...definitely not what you'd call 'diet food'.

Katti's Cat · 01-20-2011, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by danan

I've been trying to give myself rules about food -- but sadly, they never quite seem to work, ahahaha. I like eating way too much -- I've been relying on my metabolism, because I really hate exercising, but I think I might have to change this fact! Dieting is definitely not going to be my solution.

I've had some friends over today and we made crêpes with nutella! ...definitely not what you'd call 'diet food'.

1 crepe + nutella can be considered diet food if you usually eat 10

Katti's Cat · 01-20-2011, 07:25 PM

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Originally Posted by desertblues

That looks very eatable (is this an English word?). It's not sold in my town, but I live near the border with Germany (Kleve); we often shop there; I will look for it the next time.

Don't forget to check out the other 24 flavours [warning: not all are dark chocolate and therefore might not help with any diet whatsoever]

SneakySnake · 01-20-2011, 07:36 PM

Diet food! yummmmmmmmmm

DixieGal · 01-27-2011, 11:45 AM

I couldn't wait until the end of the month to weigh, so I hopped onto the scale this morning. MINUS 14 POUNDS!!!!!. And Tim lost 10.

I changed from wretched Slim Fast to Atkins shakes because they are delicious. Especially the cafe caramel flavor made with coffee.

We ate a lot of Milkas chocolate in Europe because it is a chocolate orgasm in my mouth. But in Vienna, we got these really super-orgasmic chocolates with a picture of Mozart on the wrapper. I even got a box in the jacked-up duty-free shop while using up the leftover euros. BTW, everyone knows that duty-free is more expensive then a sale at a normal department store, right? They know people would rather buy something than lose on the cash exchange.

GeoffC · 01-27-2011, 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by DixieGal

We ate a lot of Milkas chocolate in Europe because it is a chocolate orgasm in my mouth. But in Vienna, we got these really super-orgasmic chocolates with a picture of Mozart on the wrapper. I even got a box in the jacked-up duty-free shop while using up the leftover euros. BTW, everyone knows that duty-free is more expensive then a sale at a normal department store, right? They know people would rather buy something than lose on the cash exchange.

Only you could write that and get the senses really rocking ....

orgasmic mentioned, not once, but twice ....

Russell Brooks · 01-27-2011, 11:55 AM

I've made a point of the importance to get from in front of my laptop and outside doing some excercise.

GeoffC · 01-27-2011, 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Russell Brooks

I've made a point of the importance to get from in front of my laptop and outside doing some excercise.

whilst holding said laptop ?

DixieGal · 01-27-2011, 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by GeoffC

Only you could write that and get the senses really rocking ....

orgasmic mentioned, not once, but twice ....

I'm very passionate about chocolate.

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Originally Posted by Russell Brooks

I've made a point of the importance to get from in front of my laptop and outside doing some excercise.

Me too. I haven't run since junior high school, but I'm slowly learning to do it again. It is mostly walking with short spurts of speed at this point.

01-27-2011, 11:45 AM	#251
DixieGal Hi There! Posts: 7,473 Karma: 2930523 Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Ft Lauderdale Device: iPad	LOST 14 IN JANUARY SO FAR!!! I couldn't wait until the end of the month to weigh, so I hopped onto the scale this morning. MINUS 14 POUNDS!!!!!. And Tim lost 10. I changed from wretched Slim Fast to Atkins shakes because they are delicious. Especially the cafe caramel flavor made with coffee. We ate a lot of Milkas chocolate in Europe because it is a chocolate orgasm in my mouth. But in Vienna, we got these really super-orgasmic chocolates with a picture of Mozart on the wrapper. I even got a box in the jacked-up duty-free shop while using up the leftover euros. BTW, everyone knows that duty-free is more expensive then a sale at a normal department store, right? They know people would rather buy something than lose on the cash exchange.

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