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How much do you eat?
I find it quite interesting to look at how much other people eat. At work tonight this guy ate/drank (on his break): 2 sausage rolls, 3 boxes of cadbury chocolate fingers and 2 pints of milk. Is it just me or is that like waaaaay too much?! I'd never eat on that. Today I've eaten an apple and a salad (didn't have any dinner as was at work), I usually eat a bit more than that, but not a lot).
I always watch what I eat and count calories obsessively lol. What are other peoples attitudes towards food? Do you have a 'don't care' approach or are you a calorie-counting health freak?
I always watch what I eat and count calories obsessively lol. What are other peoples attitudes towards food? Do you have a 'don't care' approach or are you a calorie-counting health freak?
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Reply 1
I eat a lot. This week I have been eating far too much and far too much unhealthy food because I have been living all by myself for a week...
Reply 3
It varies depending on how eating disordered I am on that particular day 
generally around 1000 calories, sometimes more, often less.
generally around 1000 calories, sometimes more, often less.
Reply 5
red_roadkill
I find it quite interesting to look at how much other people eat. At work tonight this guy ate/drank (on his break): 2 sausage rolls, 3 boxes of cadbury chocolate fingers and 2 pints of milk. Is it just me or is that like waaaaay too much?! I'd never eat on that. Today I've eaten an apple and a salad (didn't have any dinner as was at work), I usually eat a bit more than that, but not a lot).
I always watch what I eat and count calories obsessively lol. What are other peoples attitudes towards food? Do you have a 'don't care' approach or are you a calorie-counting health freak?
I always watch what I eat and count calories obsessively lol. What are other peoples attitudes towards food? Do you have a 'don't care' approach or are you a calorie-counting health freak?
Basically, this thread isn't about others but rather it is about you and how good you are because you "count calories" and eat fruit and veg.
What a n00bl3t.
Reply 6
Personally I think you are far too young to be worrying about calories; you shouldn't need to for a long while yet. As for my diet, I don't follow a strict eating plan, per-se - although I do try and have a salad once a day, peice of fruit at least once a week and I 80% of my drink is water (tap). I do occasionally eat gunk food; but I am thin, and have a very quick metabolism, therefore I do not put on weight easily. In general I eat healthily. My mum provides me with a nice broad diet, however, there are always vegetables on my plate, which I eat. 
Reply 7
Markus
I usually eat a lot when im bored, when im occupied too little. I think that goes for anyone though.
I don't, although I know people who eat for comfort or if they're bored.
Big Des
Basically, this thread isn't about others but rather it is about you and how good you are because you "count calories" and eat fruit and veg.
What a n00bl3t.
What a n00bl3t.
Oh shut up you silly bastard. More or less all of your (lets see...oh yes, 15 posts!) that I've seen have been in criticism of someone else. Lighten the **** up.
Reply 9
Whizz Kid
Personally I think you are far too young to be worrying about calories
Reply 10
red_roadkill
Oh shut up you silly bastard. More or less all of your (lets see...oh yes, 15 posts!) that I've seen have been in criticism of someone else. Lighten the **** up.
Well obviously it's true otherwise you wouldn't reply with such a fiery and incoherent post.
Reply 12
Whizz Kid
I don't, although I know people who eat for comfort or if they're bored.
Give this man a medal. He truly is a cut above the rest.Reply 13
red_roadkill
Whatever.
Point proven.
The carnival is over.
Reply 15
Big Des Give this man a medal. He truly is a cut above the rest.
Give this man a medal. He truly is a cut above the rest.I'm a cut above you, that's for sure.
Reply 16
friendlyneutron
Elaborate please?
Reply 17
Whizz Kid
Elaborate please?
Well, try telling a 12 year old anorexic that she's too young to be thinking about calories. Unfortunately there seems to be no minimum age in which people become worried about their caloric intake.
Reply 18
i eat 3 or 4 meals a day. Normally double that the rest of my family eat. I always supplement meals when i go out by making myself a sandwich when i get home as im still hungry.
Im a **** cook so a typical lunch might be 8 slices of toast with 2 cans of baked beans and sausages, a few pieces of bacon and cheese sprinkled on the top.
Im pretty lanky though, so its not all good. I tried to put on muscle at one point and although i got stronger i couldnt bulk out.
Oh well, being thin is better than being fat i guess.
Im a **** cook so a typical lunch might be 8 slices of toast with 2 cans of baked beans and sausages, a few pieces of bacon and cheese sprinkled on the top.
Im pretty lanky though, so its not all good. I tried to put on muscle at one point and although i got stronger i couldnt bulk out.
Oh well, being thin is better than being fat i guess.
Herleif Arkadios
i eat 3 or 4 meals a day. Normally double that the rest of my family eat. I always supplement meals when i go out by making myself a sandwich when i get home as im still hungry.
Im a **** cook so a typical lunch might be 8 slices of toast with 2 cans of baked beans and sausages, a few pieces of bacon and cheese sprinkled on the top.
Im pretty lanky though, so its not all good. I tried to put on muscle at one point and although i got stronger i couldnt bulk out.
Oh well, being thin is better than being fat i guess.
Im a **** cook so a typical lunch might be 8 slices of toast with 2 cans of baked beans and sausages, a few pieces of bacon and cheese sprinkled on the top.
Im pretty lanky though, so its not all good. I tried to put on muscle at one point and although i got stronger i couldnt bulk out.
Oh well, being thin is better than being fat i guess.
8 slices of bread!!!!!!!! I've completely cut bread out of my diet it's such an evil food. Stodgy crap.
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