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He's gonna regret that half way through the season once he realizes they aren't making the playoffs
THE 2015 NBA PRE SEASON THREAD: BEST WISHES TO LAMAR ODOM
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Yea, he'll definitely regret living a healthier lifestyle and possibly putting together the best season of his career during a contract year.
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ditching fried chicken, or any food really, would probably be the biggest regret of my life for sure
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Live how you want, but I'd rather die at 60 than give up my favorite foods, even for a year
And don't talk about contract years lol, dude is made for generations
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thats fat people logic. i used to think like that as well then i realized its just not worth it and stopped liking junk food.
fried chicken is so disgusting to me. i eat to live not live to eat.
good for al jefferson.
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well.... I am fat, if that explains it
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Bingo lol
But his health sake I'm glad he's ditching it if he's eating it like that
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arent you a nurse or work in health care?
i used to be nearly 300 lbs at 5'10 . .. you dont have to be fat bro
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i acquired the taste for certain foods , now greasy food taste disgusting to me. literally makes me feel sick.
al jefferson going to ball out .
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There's so many different types of good food out there these days that I think people overestimate how hard it is to give up certain things. Like, for example, I've loved bread my whole life. When other kids would snack on cookies, chips, etc., I'd be eating a piece of sourdough toast. But I got heavier than I wanted to be when I was in my 30s and went to a low-carb diet. Was surprised how little I missed bread . . . and pasta.
Also, since my son became a vegetarian, I've been eating much less meat than I used to. I probably eat vegetarian now like 90 percent of the time (I don't count fish as a meat when I say that). Again, I miss meat a lot less than I thought I would. If prepared correctly, there's a ton of vegetarian dishes that are delicious and very satisfying.
Also, since my son became a vegetarian, I've been eating much less meat than I used to. I probably eat vegetarian now like 90 percent of the time (I don't count fish as a meat when I say that). Again, I miss meat a lot less than I thought I would. If prepared correctly, there's a ton of vegetarian dishes that are delicious and very satisfying.
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It's just a combo of laziness and conditioning tbh
Something that's nasty to me now is how I used to go to bball practice (middle school and even early years of HS) and have McDonald's right after
In the summer this was daily
Something that's nasty to me now is how I used to go to bball practice (middle school and even early years of HS) and have McDonald's right after
In the summer this was daily
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really is ..
i still cant be with out bread or pasta. i make everything with 100 percent whole wheat bread , brown rice and whole wheat pasta (if im going to get carbs in ) . i love to cook.
i love a lot of vegetarian dishes as well but grilled chicken breast is my go to meat. i eat that like 5 days out the week.
my favorite sandwiches are vegetarian style.
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McDonalds... :x :x :x
as i got older i realized how garbage that food was.
every now & then i get a craving for an Egg McMuffin tho
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The only times I've had mcdonalds in the past couple years has been when I've been hammered drunk
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The frozen lemonades are nice, but actual food from there, no thanks
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I still love McDonald's breakfast. Egg McMuffin, McGriddles, hash browns are all so tasty. I probably only eat any of that stuff like once a year, but when I do, it's a treat. Lunch and dinner, not so much.
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You forgot the cheese. That's the glue that holds everything together. A single of Kraft American should do it.
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Yup, sandwich needs cheese and might I suggest a hash brown
Yup, sandwich needs cheese and might I suggest a hash brown
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nothing better than a bacon, egg, & cheese from the deli in the morning 
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Making me crave this dog. I might put this together Monday.
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Or just let me just be lazy and go to the deli Lol
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might have to start eating that for breakfast Haven't had an English muffin in awhile
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