Re: Bad eating habits witnessed
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 8:15 am
How big is a 'family' pizza over there? I've heard they are damn near the size of a doona.
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ldrcycles wrote:How big is a 'family' pizza over there? I've heard they are damn near the size of a doona.
Yes. And Augustus Gloop is your proof:doggatas wrote:The perception of body shape and appearance has become somewhat distorted.
Are youjet-ski wrote:they looked at me like I was a crazy cat lady
I bet that the best part of the challenge would have been your body's sigh of relief about 3 days later once it had time to process all of that meat. all of you blood would have rushed to your stomach to aid digestion leaving little for upstairs. Did you feel strange for a while? My body has gone into a comma just thinking about it.ZepinAtor wrote:Speaking of food challenges in December 2010 (13 months ago) I managed to finish off a 2kg meal in less than 30 minutes to win a T-shirt + the meal at half price. The photos from that night are disgusting & I can't believe how easy it was to consume 2kg of food in 20 minutesnayfen wrote: in each episode and takes on food challenge he was atempting to eat a hamburger with mutiple beef patties, cheese bacon, lettuce tomato various sauces etc
The meal was 1kg of steak, half a kg of vegetables & half a kg of wedges. I do believe the food challenge is still about at a place called Outback Jacks in Brisbane.
BTW................. I'm now a Vegan
Good ol' Willie Wonker, proof is well and truly in the pudding, well in this case the chocolate.rkelsen wrote:Yes. And Augustus Gloop is your proof:doggatas wrote:The perception of body shape and appearance has become somewhat distorted.
Horrible thing was that I'd forgotten all about the evening plans with my Wife's work colleagues & had consumed 4 sushi rolls earlier that afternoon.nayfen wrote:
I bet that the best part of the challenge would have been your body's sigh of relief about 3 days later once it had time to process all of that meat. all of you blood would have rushed to your stomach to aid digestion leaving little for upstairs. Did you feel strange for a while? My body has gone into a comma just thinking about it.
When I was in the states, I walked a lot, and was always looked at different, I would walk 5km to the shops, or walk to get the bus. They actually make it hard for you to cross roads over there, as some streets dont have walk signs on lights, and with jaywalking and all that rubbish, its scary. I admit I did jaywalk but damn, everytime I went to run across a road, a copper was always lurking. Good to be home, I now jaywalk just for jaywalkingRedbull wrote:I am now traveling in the States - I will keep my eyes peeled, I'm sure there will be something to contribute
I know where that place is...their regular burgers are ok, but that oh my goodness one...pukeKenzo wrote: You can buy these just down the road from where I live. They call it the "Oh my Goodness burger"...
http://www.chomper.com.au/restaurant/ch ... 7-takeaway
There are some seriously BIG people lining up in there. The nastiest thing in there I want to try are the curly fries topped with chicken salt, cheese and bacon pieces! The regular size burger I had from there a week ago was quite nice and fresh.
Mainly food courts mate, go to any food court at a shopping mall (ha I never go to shopping malls) but just from working around the area.. I guess you right in a way thoughjet-ski wrote:But Maccas/KFC etc AREN'T CHEAP AT ALL!! Perth is like the mecca of overpriced food, and yet there are still places in the CBD where you can get a nice salad roll for $5.... or a sanga for $3.80, and a fruit salad for $3.
Not a vegetarian?!?!? The shame! The shame! All you can do is but jump.jet-ski wrote:actually I thought the other day going through the checkout that the checkout girl must think I'm poor, or vegetarian, or something.... bought lots of fruit n veg, baked beans, pasta, vegie burgers...
ha ! me toojet-ski wrote:Apple, you just made me think of Mr Bean making his sandwich in the park, drying his lettuce by putting it in his sock and swinging it around....
That's gross I didn't see that one. Trust me I make mine in the kosher style sterilityvince wrote:ha ! me toojet-ski wrote:Apple, you just made me think of Mr Bean making his sandwich in the park, drying his lettuce by putting it in his sock and swinging it around....
I never want to get that close to look!!jet-ski wrote:ew. What does that look like when it comes out of the microwave? :O
Erp, I feel sick now.population100 wrote:There is a very obese women at my work, who every day pours a cup of half and half (1/2 cream + 1/2 full fat milk) adds 6 (yes 6!) packets of sugar and pops it in the microwave.