That was a fascinating read and thank you for sharing. If it is any good, I'll be thinking about this for a long time.
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Does anyone know the context? Is the soup a metaphor?
I calculated that if I only drink coffee at home I spend about 1000€ a year on it.
I get the feeling that the ultra successful also fuck people over who very well do realize that they are being fucked over
At least cards against humanity is doing it too
What did they do to you?!
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Dude I would have shat my pants.
Truth be told I would still shit my pants.
I remember freaking out when the last season of Friends aired - what, there are people vacationing in Bermuda? Are they insane? I was in my late teens
Literally had this 15 mins ago
For real for real, had a horrible ant infestation, had to leave for a week, came back to a bathroom full of spiders and sucked out mummified ants. I mean they should have used some protection at their orgies but ok I guess a fuckfest after a gluttonous feeding was justified.
It's great that you found a diet that helps with your health and works for you!
You probably know this anyway and most likely implied it, but I just want to stress that carbohydrates per se are not bad. Yes, eventually everything is being broken down to sugar, but you should not reduce carbohydrates to this function only. Oats are mostly carbohydrates, but they are whole grain with a lot of fiber and are a great source for iron (if not eaten with dairy). Their GI is in the 50s but you would have to take the whole dish into account, as rarely you'll just sit there munching oats like a horse. Buckwheat and quinoa are often praised for their high protein content (and it's true, they have like 10-12g of protein per 100g) but they still consist mostly of carbohydrates. A slow breakdown of complex carbohydrates gives you long term energy without raising blood sugars too much.