Current Events > I just ordered like 9000 calories of mcdonald's

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I may need this to cope later tonight.

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What does the scouter say about the calorie level

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It's approximately nine thousand!!!!!!

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12 hour old McDonalds, seriously?

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Alteres posted...

12 hour old McDonalds, seriously?

The pancakes and sausage are fine in the fridge.

But fries? Uuuuuuuugh.

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Alteres posted...

12 hour old McDonalds, seriously?

There's something strange about mcdonald's you can like leave that shit alone in a corner somewhere for years and it won't rot.

It might not taste good but you can probably still eat it.

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What did you get?

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its so strange. im on a 1200 a day diet.

last week i got to sunday and splurged on a burger and some beers, etc. i averaged out the days of what i ate and it was 1500

i felt like a failure and that i was gonna gain weight

then i remembered uh, i ate 1500 calories a day. lol wtf am i worried about.

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3PiesAndAFork posted...

What did you get?

A lot of burgers.

Like 4 of each Mcdoubles triple cheeseburgers, double quarter pounders, and 1 big mac since I haven't had one in like 20 years.

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Mezcla posted...

its so strange. im on a 1200 a day diet.

last week i got to sunday and splurged on a burger and some beers, etc. i averaged out the days of what i ate and it was 1500

i felt like a failure and that i was gonna gain weight

then i remembered uh, i ate 1500 calories a day. lol wtf am i worried about.

That's the way to do it lol. I'm on a 1500/day and once a week I go up to 2100 or so and I'm like, that's maintenance so nbd.
Tyranthraxus posted...

A lot of burgers.

Like 4 of each Mcdoubles triple cheeseburgers, double quarter pounders, and 1 big mac since I haven't had one in like 20 years.

I couldn't physically eat that, kudos if you can manage it.


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3PiesAndAFork posted...

I couldn't physically eat that, kudos if you can manage it.

I can't eat it either. At least half of it is gonna go in the fridge.

The only thing I'm planning on eating right away are 2 quarter pounders.

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This doesn't seem healthy.

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Mezcla posted...

its so strange. im on a 1200 a day diet.

Can I ask why? That's really low. I wouldn't have the energy to do anything but sit on a couch eating that little.

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AmericaTheBrave posted...

This doesn't seem healthy.

It's not nor is it intended to be.

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smoke_break posted...

Can I ask why? That's really low. I wouldn't have the energy to do anything but sit on a couch eating that little.

cuz i found that i can. i dont get tired or anything and my stomach is used to it and doesn't get hungry often.

im like 26% body fat so my body can always pull from that reserve. i wouldn't do that if i wasn't.

its weird. every online calculator says for my height and weight my calorie intake should be 2200-2500 just to maintain. but when i eat that, i gain weight.

though years of data tracking ive determined my caloric intake to not gain weight (maintain) is 1800. most sites say cut 500 calories so i did and i got 1300, but just to make sure i go to 1200.

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Mezcla posted...

cuz i found that i can. i dont get tired or anything and my stomach is used to it and doesn't get hungry often.

im like 26% body fat so my body can always pull from that reserve. i wouldn't do that if i wasn't.

its weird. every online calculator says for my height and weight my calorie intake should be 2200-2500 just to maintain. but when i eat that, i gain weight.

though years of data tracking ive determined my caloric intake to not gain weight (maintain) is 1800. most sites say cut 500 calories so i did and i got 1300, but just to make sure i go to 1200.

Might be stress related? I got tested a few weeks ago and my BMR was around 1300, probably 500-600 lower than it should be. I had been under a lot of stress lately over the past couple of years and that's when I was noticing a lot of my weight gain even though I was still eating relatively healthy and within 2000-2500 calories which should be fine for me.

The last couple of weeks I made a conscious effort to not take as much stress, and eat 1500 calories a day, and my weight started plummeting. Taking a leave of absence from work for 3 months to really destress starting in a couple of weeks, and will probably get tested again in a couple of months to see what it's at. If it was stress related metabolic damage, I'm hoping it'll fix itself up.

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