Yesterday my allergies were so bad that whatever was going on with my sinuses caused me to feel extremely dizzy, which caused nausea and the 40 minute bus drive home resulted in me hugging the big white telephone for a bit. Needless to say I have not had much sleep and I am at my main school with nothing to do (my travel school has its birthday today). I am exhausted. I wrote all that to explain that I am loading up on 120 cal per can coffee (2+1) and quite enjoying the glucose poisoning.
Quote from: Life Improvement on April 17, 2017, 03:21:29 pmQuote from: #basedcowboyshirt on April 17, 2017, 01:47:44 pmRamen is awesome. It's kind of unhealthy, but that's no reason to avoid it completely. There's nothing wrong with ramen in moderation.See, I think there is. I personally haven't allowed a single bite to enter my body in years. I used to be overweight myself; it took me a while to figure out what I was eating had a lot to do with that. And it's not just about being fatter or slimmer- ramen has loads of salt and chemicals. Really gross. But people can do what they want- it's their life. Hopefully my words "ramen is unhealthy" aren't offensive to the point they cause more hurt than the benefit the advice could bring. I've just noticed those who assert there's nothing wrong with junk food in moderation tend to be overweight...while those who avoid it completely tend to be in great shape. I've never met a hefty person who eats clean. Have you? Something to think about anyways. The junk food industry lobby pushes the all things in moderation / this sugary cereal can be part of a complete breakfast line a lot and it's really misleading in my opinion. I guess I'm a bit on the politically incorrect side now; sorry. I'm just trying to wish y'all a based life.Quote from: #basedcowboyshirt on April 13, 2017, 03:09:42 pmI've gained like 8kgQuote from: HaLo3 on April 14, 2017, 08:25:59 amI have a few extra kilosMy weight gain definitely comes from lack of exercise, not what I eat. MSG makes me feel gross, so I only eat ramen maybe once every two months. Also, I weigh 71.5kg and am 175cm tall, so technically I'm not overweight according to most BMI charts, but I still feel fat compared to my previous weight.But yeah, eating processed food is both expensive and usually unhealthy compared to eating things in their natural state like carrots. But it's still tasty, so it's okay to eat sometimes, maybe.
Quote from: #basedcowboyshirt on April 17, 2017, 01:47:44 pmRamen is awesome. It's kind of unhealthy, but that's no reason to avoid it completely. There's nothing wrong with ramen in moderation.See, I think there is. I personally haven't allowed a single bite to enter my body in years. I used to be overweight myself; it took me a while to figure out what I was eating had a lot to do with that. And it's not just about being fatter or slimmer- ramen has loads of salt and chemicals. Really gross. But people can do what they want- it's their life. Hopefully my words "ramen is unhealthy" aren't offensive to the point they cause more hurt than the benefit the advice could bring. I've just noticed those who assert there's nothing wrong with junk food in moderation tend to be overweight...while those who avoid it completely tend to be in great shape. I've never met a hefty person who eats clean. Have you? Something to think about anyways. The junk food industry lobby pushes the all things in moderation / this sugary cereal can be part of a complete breakfast line a lot and it's really misleading in my opinion. I guess I'm a bit on the politically incorrect side now; sorry. I'm just trying to wish y'all a based life.Quote from: #basedcowboyshirt on April 13, 2017, 03:09:42 pmI've gained like 8kgQuote from: HaLo3 on April 14, 2017, 08:25:59 amI have a few extra kilos
Ramen is awesome. It's kind of unhealthy, but that's no reason to avoid it completely. There's nothing wrong with ramen in moderation.
I've gained like 8kg
I have a few extra kilos
I've never met a hefty person who eats clean. Have you? Something to think about anyways.
Quote from: Life Improvement on April 17, 2017, 03:21:29 pmI've never met a hefty person who eats clean. Have you? Something to think about anyways. I'm not saying that eating this way means that you're eating healthily or that you're not avoiding junk food.However, I did meet a vegetarian who was fat. I mean, I can see why this could happen, but I was still pretty surprised.
I go to my second period class. I see other adults go in the classroom, and students are sitting in a circle talking. I realize that class has been changed for some reason. A student comes and tells me that there is a class meeting for a school project. I've not been told about this beforehand.What does it say when I'm told by my students instead of my co-teacher/coordinator about schedule changes?
Quote from: denimdaze on April 18, 2017, 09:50:28 amI go to my second period class. I see other adults go in the classroom, and students are sitting in a circle talking. I realize that class has been changed for some reason. A student comes and tells me that there is a class meeting for a school project. I've not been told about this beforehand.What does it say when I'm told by my students instead of my co-teacher/coordinator about schedule changes? That is fucked up. I would be so angry that you are considered beneath the students in regards to information. It takes very little effort to inform you about such a change.
Quote from: CO2 on April 18, 2017, 10:32:06 amA lot of that has to do with the overprocessed shit food they (specifically, a couple of friends back home) eat. Faux-chicken nuggets are not healthy. Vegan ice cream is not healthy. Vegans can fry things, vegans can use sugar. The vegans who do it for health reasons? They are usually skinnier. Then the environmentalists who don't like multinationals and monocrops. Then the animal rights people. It's in that order, as far as I can tell, based on my experience back home.Hey CO2 - I sent you a PM but it's not in my sent messages box. Did you get it?
A lot of that has to do with the overprocessed shit food they (specifically, a couple of friends back home) eat. Faux-chicken nuggets are not healthy. Vegan ice cream is not healthy. Vegans can fry things, vegans can use sugar. The vegans who do it for health reasons? They are usually skinnier. Then the environmentalists who don't like multinationals and monocrops. Then the animal rights people. It's in that order, as far as I can tell, based on my experience back home.
Ah, je m'excuse, je ne parle pas Anglais. Seulement en Francais.
Quote from: HiddenPerson on April 18, 2017, 10:49:35 amQuote from: denimdaze on April 18, 2017, 09:50:28 amI go to my second period class. I see other adults go in the classroom, and students are sitting in a circle talking. I realize that class has been changed for some reason. A student comes and tells me that there is a class meeting for a school project. I've not been told about this beforehand.What does it say when I'm told by my students instead of my co-teacher/coordinator about schedule changes? That is fucked up. I would be so angry that you are considered beneath the students in regards to information. It takes very little effort to inform you about such a change.Take the rest of the day off. When questioned about it, tell coteachers that the same students who informed you of your schedule change also told you to go home for the rest of the day.
Quote from: kyndo on April 18, 2017, 11:04:14 amQuote from: HiddenPerson on April 18, 2017, 10:49:35 amQuote from: denimdaze on April 18, 2017, 09:50:28 amI go to my second period class. I see other adults go in the classroom, and students are sitting in a circle talking. I realize that class has been changed for some reason. A student comes and tells me that there is a class meeting for a school project. I've not been told about this beforehand.What does it say when I'm told by my students instead of my co-teacher/coordinator about schedule changes? That is fucked up. I would be so angry that you are considered beneath the students in regards to information. It takes very little effort to inform you about such a change.Take the rest of the day off. When questioned about it, tell coteachers that the same students who informed you of your schedule change also told you to go home for the rest of the day. This is brilliant.
Quote from: CO2 on April 18, 2017, 10:32:06 amAh, je m'excuse, je ne parle pas Anglais. Seulement en Francais.Ik dacht dat je misschien zou willen weten dat in het Frans, de namen van talen en nationaliteiten geen hoofdletters nemen. Je boer!
I am ****** sick of dealing with the third world mentality wrt what is appropriate human temperature.There are piles of peer reviewed studies showing that being too hot is far more damaging to human health than being too cold. In fact, being too cold is almost oxymoronic if you are not living in a third world shit hole.I also have medical devices that are being turned off because they don't agree with the preconceived notion of acceptable temperature. Ditto the advice straight from two separate doctors.