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Yup. You have a healthy lifestyle. You eat well. Your BMI is excellent. Your labs are good. If you end up with clogged arteries, it'll be as much to do with a genetic predisposition as it will your diet.
But seriously, in 5 years you're gonna start a thread called "Paging Dantheman: How come I've gained 15 lbs when I'm eating the same shit? And why is it so hard to get back to my old weight?"
iceman thanks for the beta re: CLAs, that's super good to know. all of my dairy is grass fed, whole fat. most of that is kerrygold. the rest of my life is pretty healthy, especially now that my wife controls my access to nutella jars.
and jm2e, yeah, I've definitely seen that trend in recent years, but I feel like I have a decent handle on it. i do tons of fasted workouts, IF, and I generally have decent macros. my philosophy is basically eat good, homemade food, don't binge, eat a variety of calorie sources, mostly plant based.
and kerrygold, but honestly, who can resist her sweet siren call?
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My wife has been buying this ridiculous artisan single-farm grass-fed cultured with sea salt butter from Connecticut, it comes in a tub that's on the counter all day and I have to walk by it like 50 times a day. It's tough being strong.
yeah, I'm gonna need a brand/store for thatQuote:
Originally Posted by ötzi
for science
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Rich, or hot. Choose one, Daddy. This isn't coco.Quote:
Originally Posted by tgapp
there's this store called The Cheese Wheel in the next town (and state) over from here, Tiverton RI. Pretty amazing place for cheese. That's the only I've seen this butter although I haven't looked around for it either. The butter is from a place called Arethusa Farm.Quote:
Originally Posted by tgapp
We use the Kerrygold for most things but for butter on a cracker or piece of bread or whatever that Arethusa butter is off the hook.
Always been more of an olive oil guy.
Big fan of the olive oil myself too. Something that you can also really go down the rabbit hole on is Balsamic vinegar. It's actually crazy the amount of depth and history you can learn about and taste. Some of these vinegars are literally hundreds of years old, they take some out, add more fresh, then re-age the whole thing, over and over and over. It's a whole department of connoisseur shit like wine or coffee, you could nerd out on it forever. The shit in the grocery store is a whole different substance from the real stuff.
There's an Italian deli near where I used to live in Maryland, I was waiting for a sub and they had this whole like museum exhibit about the vinegars and I was looking at it and reading the little signs and whatnot and the owner (he's from Italy) came over and started telling me about it and giving me samples, I only know a little but it's cool stuff.
Your retort should've been, "You shouldn't be a fat fuck, it's way too dangerous." But you were concussed, so you are excused.Quote:
Originally Posted by John_B
If you're pitching over the bars regularly you should check your preload.
Can anyone confirm or deny whether domestic terrorist Kevin Greeson, who died during the violent siege of the Capitol, truly had a heart attack because he tazed himself in the balls by accident?
It’s too good to check
By all reports he did. He tazed himself multiple times in the nuts until he had a heart attack and died. Hopefully after he was dead he twitched and tazed himself again.
I'm so glad I read this today. Going into the weekend with a smile.Quote:
RIP to Kevin Greeson, who tased himself in the balls while trying to steal a painting of Tip O'Neill and died of a heart attack. He leaves behind a family who said that Mr. Greeson "loved to ride motorcycles, loved his dogs, and loved tasing himself in the balls so bad he lit up and you could see his flashing skeleton.
When people say they get allergy attacks when it snows, are they on crack or is there some reason everything that bothers them wouldn’t be frozen and stuck to the walls or ground?
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Originally Posted by Rideski
Those snowflakes have to nucleate around something, and it's usually pollen or fine particulate pollution.
I get it a bit when the snow melts.
I'm still having allergies now, but I think it's dust / mold / random shit blowing around when it gets windy. In a typical January, with snow, no allergies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rideski
Huh. Good to know. I’d think it more likely in the hvac system than anything but hard to fathom either way.
My allergies are far worse in spring and fall when plants are pollenating, but it's just dry and dusty currently. I wouldn't call it an allergy attack, more like it's just noticeable. I definitely wouldn't attribute any winter allergies to snowfall though. Snow or rain tends to help.
Smoke from wood stoves? Smog/air quality?
Air quality is usually pretty good where I live. There are winter inversions that trap pollution down in the valley in Reno, but usually not terrible.
I was suggesting possible answers for rideski.
Ah. We were all wondering.
I thought Danno was just asking a random question per the thread title.Quote:
Originally Posted by ötzi
I lied, I wasn't actually wondering at all.
that's more of a statement than a question......
When you spend like 5 or 10 minutes per day, every day for a week trying to get rid of a pimple, and you’re not really sure, but you just say fuck it and dig part of your face off in a prominent spot that’s gonna leave a scab divot for a week for sure, but then you yank a two inch ingrown hair out: is that feeling - Anguish? Annoyance? Joy? Amusement?
Well right this second it's queasiness.
why does it burn when I pee?
Oh snap.
Some people are allergic to cold temperatures. I dont mean they don’t like it. I mean they are literally allergic to it.
Apparently this was an answer to a question which hasn't yet been asked.Quote:
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Now you understand BDSM.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rideski
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I’ll sit down and shut up now.
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Originally Posted by ötzi
^^apparently you're right, because question:
I'm selling my car to a guy tomorrow. He's basically a neighbor, lives right close by. Seems like a pretty upstanding guy, a Doctor and a nice guy. He's gonna give me a cashier's check for the car tomorrow, is there anything I need to do in particular re the check? Just take a pic and deposit it and give him the signed title? Or do I need to do something more to avoid problems? Never sold a car to an individual before. Thanks.
I'd think having a bill of sale would be important. But I'm no dentist.