Yeah that scene is a bad news but the message abides. If this was a junk food joint, then you got a long way to go with that little caffeine thingy, hell you don't even have any twinky dip recommendation. (I before E except in caffeine and Budweiser.) Foodwise, not much ages better than the film Waiting. Covers a lot of ground. You know it, you love it. (Same for Rudy Ray Moore's "The Dolomite swam across the ocean..." as well, but that's niether here nore there.) Does Waiting ring a bell when you're eating food out? Be nice to the wait staff iykwgfy, lol. Think MaxBoo dines out very much. Is there enough floor spice to accomodate !
Never seen the movie "Waiting". Looks funny, but I'm back on a Game Of Thrones binge, because they have an offshoot coming late summer, so catching up on that. Only 5 more seasons to go, heh.
Bucket list worthy. As is Rudy Ray's "The Dolomite", an epic tale worthy of enshrinement for the ages in the vein of Homer's Odyssey books 9-12, fer sure, especially considering the Laurence Olivier worthy delivery of the masterpiece. Perfection. youtube.com/watch?v=xDWB5S-Jg_g
Given your dissatisfaction with some of the situations you're in why not explore quick easy high payoff possibilities? Here's one now... "What does iodine do? - Iodine is an important mineral used by the body to make hormones... Here's a simple quick way to test your body's iodine level and easily put it where you want it no muss no fuss. Up to you. First, make sure you use a Lugol’s solution of iodine from any neighborhood Walgreens store, badda bing... Once you’ve applied a palm size amount of iodine to your skin, wait to see how long it takes for the iodine to disappear. If the iodine is still there after 24 hours, then you have enough iodine in your body. However, if the iodine is absorbed and you don’t see it on your skin at 24 hours, it's been absorbed by your body and you need more iodine." bada boom. Here's a link to the detailed iodine article... https://www.elitetrader.com/et/thre...ion-whats-up-with-iodine.344598/#post-5637208 BTW, what's your feeling about pros and cons of eating sugar and corn syrup?
no feeling other than less is more I did a ketogenic diet and cut out carbs several years ago - definitely worked but it sucks for biking - maybe good for time trials or triathlons but definitely not good for mountain biking
weight: 180 - h8 this nbr fitness: B drug use: using sleep: A trading plan execution: A Today's P&L -4025
amazon.com/J-Crows-Lugols-Iodine-Solution-Pack/dp/B00E3B49R2 https://www.elitetrader.com/et/thre...ion-whats-up-with-iodine.344598/#post-5637208 How much sugar would you suppose is in that munchie-chow chocolate you devour? Work out today? What 3 days per week do you have open to work out? Are you negatively inclined to hold yourself accountable by measuring your actual vs tried workouts by posting that stat here? Are you more an ongoing fantasy guy or a reality guy? The benefit of roasted Cacao beans is that they allow the benefits of chocolate and beyond while containing no added sugar. You can always just down a few tablespoons of sugar if that's what you need. Simple.
Worked out today - I'm usually doing bike intervals Tue/Thur with races or outside rides Sat/Sun and I'm doing weight workouts Mon/Wed/Fri. If I don't work out my scorecard will b D or F for fitness depending on diet - if I don't work out but I eat super healthy it is a D - F otherwise. If I do workout the baseline starts with an A and gets downgraded based on shit I'm eating. here's my munchie goto - usually 1 bar (the one in the link is 25% larger than the ones I usually get) - but on days where I go overboard I can easily down two https://www.lindtusa.com/milk-chocolate-classic-recipe-bar-438281