I'll think I'll order Pizza today

and drink a coke

and finish my book

So many empty calories.

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Originally Posted by PanzerJaeger

So many empty calories.

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They are not empty calories if thoroughly enjoyed.

He needs to take a break from pumping iron. Plus, it is recommended you eat lots of excess calories in between steroid cycles

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Originally Posted by Major Robert Dump

They are not empty calories if thoroughly enjoyed.

He needs to take a break from pumping iron. Plus, it is recommended you eat lots of excess calories in between steroid cycles

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Burn.

In a few years, he will leave College, stop, it will all turn to fat and I will laugh at him throughout my morning run.

Bulking cycle. I'm forever bulking...

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Originally Posted by PanzerJaeger

So many empty calories.

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True

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Originally Posted by Major Robert Dump

They are not empty calories if thoroughly enjoyed.

He needs to take a break from pumping iron. Plus, it is recommended you eat lots of excess calories in between steroid cycles

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okie

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Originally Posted by Philipvs Vallindervs Calicvla

Burn.

In a few years, he will leave College, stop, it will all turn to fat and I will laugh at him throughout my morning run.

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Muscle does not turn to fat

Strike, you read? :O

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Originally Posted by Vuk

Strike, you read? :O

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9kpTvm6CYA

Well, to be fair, you didn't say what kind of book or what you were going to do with it.

I got a chocolate book this one time, and I ate it.

And sometimes, books are mostly just photos, like Hustler.

I am pretty sure I know what he plans to do with it. :beam: :quiet: :daisy:

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Originally Posted by Strike For The South

Muscle does not turn to fat

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Ah young one, once I believed as you did - then I went soft.

:embarassed:

Which is why I now go running three times a week.

Also, see what happened to my father.

Deja vu?

This thread made me decide I'll make pizza today. I have the cheese, the vegetables and the salami. Just need to make the sauce.

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This thread made me decide I'll make pizza today. I have the cheese, the vegetables and the salami. Just need to make the sauce.

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5 parts Al Dente tomato paste to 1 part water. Oregano, Salt, Pepper, Basil, onion powder and about a quarter cup of sugar (the sweetness goes away when u bake it)

You're welcome

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5 parts Al Dente tomato paste to 1 part water. Oregano, Salt, Pepper, Basil, onion powder and about a quarter cup of sugar (the sweetness goes away when u bake it)

You're welcome

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Or sause

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Originally Posted by Major Robert Dump

5 parts Al Dente tomato paste to 1 part water. Oregano, Salt, Pepper, Basil, onion powder and about a quarter cup of sugar (the sweetness goes away when u bake it)

You're welcome

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We don't get that brand here, but I normally make tomato puree myself.
Thanks. :beam:

I so wish I could do what Strike is doing. :cry:

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Originally Posted by Philipvs Vallindervs Calicvla

Ah young one, once I believed as you did - then I went soft.

:embarassed:

Which is why I now go running three times a week.

Also, see what happened to my father.

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I'm just going to nod my head

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I'm just going to nod my head

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Just don't do what I did, stop because you're busy. Trust me, getting back into shape at 25 is a lot harder than at 20.

It's not like I'm decrepit, it's just not easy any more.

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Muscle does not turn to fat

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Hmm, I always got the impression that it does. Examples include some Dutch public figures, as well as my old roommate, who used to be well-built because he did swimming and trained regulary for it and became rather fat in a short time when he stopped. I suppose it could be because people keep taking in the same calories as they did when they exercised.

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Hmm, I always got the impression that it does. Examples include some Dutch public figures, as well as my old roommate, who used to be well-built because he did swimming and trained regulary for it and became rather fat in a short time when he stopped. I suppose it could be because people keep taking in the same calories as they did when they exercised.

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Ding

When you stop working your muscles regularly, it is essential that you lower your caloric intake, and it is also essential that you buy a dress and stock up on tampons.

I ate pizza today, then finished my book.

I've got no coke or other soda in my fridge. Guess I"ll have to open a beer.