Posted April 30, 2021

patrikc
Get lost back to Vienna!
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Cadaver747
Registered: Mar 2009
From Russian Federation

patrikc
Get lost back to Vienna!
Registered: Dec 2013
From Other

Cadaver747
Registered: Mar 2009
From Russian Federation

Mr. Zim
Did we ever find a way ? -He/Him-
Registered: Jul 2013
From Netherlands
Posted April 30, 2021

later on i also had a minor portion of the bami and the babi pangang , and some vega dish .. vegetables are important too!
noodles i guess

we have Szechuan chicken and sweet and sour chicken here mostly
last dish was baked banana = pisang goreng , also nasi goreng , baked rice :D
Post edited April 30, 2021 by Zimerius

patrikc
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Posted April 30, 2021

I was wondering, if you're willing to share of course, fasting in your case does it have to do with cleansing the body as we say in the East or with something else?

fr33kSh0w2012
CyberFAGGOT 20 DOGSHITS!
Registered: Jul 2009
From Australia
Posted April 30, 2021
The usual crap just lying around with added cockroachy goodness!
Couple of old half drunk pepsi bottles lying around a couple of sealed bag of crisps half eaten sealed with snap-loc-bags
Couple of old half drunk pepsi bottles lying around a couple of sealed bag of crisps half eaten sealed with snap-loc-bags
Post edited April 30, 2021 by fr33kSh0w2012

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fr33kSh0w2012
CyberFAGGOT 20 DOGSHITS!
Registered: Jul 2009
From Australia
Posted April 30, 2021

Along with a frosted Molson Ultra.


I was wondering, if you're willing to share of course, fasting in your case does it have to do with cleansing the body as we say in the East or with something else?
WHY CAN'T YOU AFFORD TO FEED AND CLOTHE YOURSELF WE DO!
WHY CAN'T YOU AFFORD YOUR OWN ELECTRICITY WE DO!
WHY DON'T YOU GO OUT AND GET A JOB YOU LAZY F***ER!
WHY DON'T YOU WATER YOUR MILK DOWN WE DO!
WHEN WE WERE YOUR AGE WE PULLED OUR OWN SH!T!
HERE'S Your F***ing EAPA'S Now F*** OFF!
That is EXACTLY how they treat you real militant!
Post edited April 30, 2021 by fr33kSh0w2012

Cadaver747
Registered: Mar 2009
From Russian Federation
Posted April 30, 2021


About one month ago I realized (again) that my way of life is unhealthy in quite many ways and that my body is not that strong and thin as it was before. So my first priority was to get thinner as soon as possible, then I rethought my food consumption and stopped eating sugary things (again) and some other foods types, I started to walk each day for 3 hours (1.5 hours when I have little time or energy), then I realized that I spent too much money on useless stuff including video games, and about 4 days ago I began fasting with no particular reason actually, maybe I wanted to lose weigh at a much higher rate maybe I wanted to prove something to myself, but to be honest each new day I really want to visit local grocery store and buy myself a good loaf of dark bread and a pack of kefir (a fermented milk drink in case you are not familiar with the drink), yet each day I managed to spend my day with empty stomach to my sleep. Today I can't sleep however, I don't feel hunger, but I just can't sleep. I think today is the day. So it's definitely not about cleansing the body, at least not directly but I don't know how to call it, "despair" probably would be the closest thing to name it.

patrikc
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Registered: Dec 2013
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Posted April 30, 2021
Not everyone has a way with words and not everyone is kind, unfortunately. There is both good and bad in humans. I think at times people fail to realise the importance of words, the weight they can carry. They can be both weapons and tools.

fr33kSh0w2012
CyberFAGGOT 20 DOGSHITS!
Registered: Jul 2009
From Australia
Posted April 30, 2021

So I don't apologise for what is under my forum name as these are the groups that have caused me the most grief!
I didn't have enough room to put the (Censored) group though!
It's always the groups and they are INSANE in my country!
Post edited April 30, 2021 by fr33kSh0w2012

patrikc
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Registered: Dec 2013
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Posted April 30, 2021




About one month ago I realized (again) that my way of life is unhealthy in quite many ways and that my body is not that strong and thin as it was before. So my first priority was to get thinner as soon as possible, then I rethought my food consumption and stopped eating sugary things (again) and some other foods types, I started to walk each day for 3 hours (1.5 hours when I have little time or energy), then I realized that I spent too much money on useless stuff including video games, and about 4 days ago I began fasting with no particular reason actually, maybe I wanted to lose weigh at a much higher rate maybe I wanted to prove something to myself, but to be honest each new day I really want to visit local grocery store and buy myself a good loaf of dark bread and a pack of kefir (a fermented milk drink in case you are not familiar with the drink), yet each day I managed to spend my day with empty stomach to my sleep. Today I can't sleep however, I don't feel hunger, but I just can't sleep. I think today is the day. So it's definitely not about cleansing the body, at least not directly but I don't know how to call it, "despair" probably would be the closest thing to name it.
It's true, our bodies go through changes, sometimes major ones, other times insignificant, but still active. Walking is always good, or at least that's what I like to think. Especially under these circumstances, it can definitely help relieve some of the stress and anguish.
Kefir used to be my go-to a while back when on the run, always against the clock. Nowadays I like to take it easy, chill mode if possible. Bread is still active part of my diet - can't let it go for some reason, perhaps I like it too much.
That being said, do take care of yourself, no matter the circumstances. Striking a good balance is essential, I'd say.

Cadaver747
Registered: Mar 2009
From Russian Federation
Posted April 30, 2021

Kefir used to be my go-to a while back when on the run, always against the clock. Nowadays I like to take it easy, chill mode if possible. Bread is still active part of my diet - can't let it go for some reason, perhaps I like it too much.
That being said, do take care of yourself, no matter the circumstances. Striking a good balance is essential, I'd say.
Wait, you used kefir for running against the clock but you dropped that drink afterwards, or what? I think it is one of the greatest inventions in dairy products, plus the acidophilous beverages of course, they are even better for me personally.
Fully agree on bread, it's the same for me: can't break away from it. I soothe myself that bread made our of whole grain flour is fine if consumed in moderation (if not then at least not made out of premium flour but first or second grade flour), and nowadays it's pretty easy to cook bread at home however you like. I like bread way too much.
Thank you, I will try my best. You too, take care. Striking a good balance was always the hardest part of my life ;)
Post edited April 30, 2021 by Cadaver747

patrikc
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Posted April 30, 2021

Wait, you used kefir for running against the clock but you dropped that drink afterwards, or what? I think it is one of the greatest inventions in dairy products, plus the acidophilous beverages of course, they are even better for me personally.
Fully agree on bread, it's the same for me: can't break away from it. I soothe myself that bread made our of whole grain flour is fine if consumed in moderation (if not then at least not made out of premium flour but first or second grade flour), and nowadays it's pretty easy to cook bread at home however you like. I like bread way too much.
Thank you, I will try my best. You too, take care. Striking a good balance was always the hardest part of my life ;)
It's actually been a while since I last had it. With relocation came a change of diet as well. I believe change is a good thing at times (not only in regard to eating habits, but also in other areas).
I hear you, balance is not easily achieved, it can be extremely challenging.