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Roger Wright wrote:
There are many places in the world where such malnutrition is common, and while adults can survive it for a time, it is devastating to young children.
You are wright (  ), of course. Everyone of the children I saw in that place seemed to have a good appetite and none of them suffers a weight problem. Right now the hardest thing for me at home is to cook some food that my children will like. Unlike me, they are not good eaters at all.
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I had a sudden attack of wisedom, a while back. I figured that it would
be more healthy, less expansive and more tasty to bring my own lunch at
work, rather than eating out at a nearby restaurent.
Sometimes, I just don't have time to prepare myself a lunch,
then I order "St-Hubert" (514) 385-5555. Best delivery chicken
in Quebec! (I wonder if they are opened elsewhere in Canada or in
the United States?)
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Yes, packing lunch usually is both healthful and economical. Otherwise I end up at one of tne many Chinese or Indian buffets or fast food restaurants. Which is fine every once in a while but if I did it every day... 
I have seen St-Hubert in Ontario and Quebec. Never been to one, and never seen one in the US. That doesn't mean they don't exist in the US though... I've seen Tim Horton's this side of the border, so it's not unheard of for Canadian chanins to creep south. 
"Fish and guests stink in three days." - Benjamin Franlkin
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I seriously found that my diet is vastly more healthful and I eat more sensible portions when I cook my own meals. Sure it is possible to eat sensibly when eating out, but it is much more difficult. And I have the "clean-my-plate" mentality, especially if I pay good money for the food.
For an interesting approach to dieting (invented by a CS-type person), look at the No-S Diet.
"Fish and guests stink in three days." - Benjamin Franlkin
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i just dont understand the whole cooking thing... i mean, when I'm hungry, I wanna eat, not cook.
And if i'm NOT hungry, I dont wanna waste time cooking.
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Besides, isn't this way we get married or something??
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What's cooking have to do with being married?
Is that the kind of wife you're looking for, one that just stays home and cooks for you?
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What's cooking have to do with being married?
Here's a better question, what does getting married have to do with anything?
Is that the kind of wife you're looking for
why? are you interested in the position? Well, if you're a girl, go ahead and fill out an application... if you're a dude, sorry, we're not *that* openminded in NY yet.
I never said I wanted a wife that stays home and cooks for me... but I DO want a wife that knows how to cook.. otherwise we'll spend the rest of our lifes eating out.
oh, and check out this dudes post
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Navin wrote:
I seriously found that my diet is vastly more healthful and I eat more sensible portions when I cook my own meals. Sure it is possible to eat sensibly when eating out, but it is much more difficult. And I have the "clean-my-plate" mentality, especially if I pay good money for the food.
You're lucky. When I cook my own meals, I have a habit of gorging on them. I'm sure it doesn't help that occasionally one of the meals I cook is a really good pizza.
Navin wrote:
For an interesting approach to dieting (invented by a CS-type person), look at the No-S Diet.
I'll certainly be a step ahead if I manage the "No Seconds" part of that.
Nathan Holt
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I was looking for an option "I'm on a wacky diet because of what all those years of pizza and coke did to me" but couldn't find one...
-- Diane C
"I think it would be a good idea." (Mahatma Gandhi, when asked what he thought of Western civilization)
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You have the coolest sig I've seen in a long while  .
Software Zen: delete this;
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But diets are sooo wonderful! Like standards, so many to choose from!
But, to slightly modify a quote from a play by Botho Strauß:
The sheer number of different diets on the market are the proves that none of them is actually effective.
we are here to help each other get through this thing, whatever it is Vonnegut jr.
sighist || Agile Programming | doxygen
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I leave my shoes on the outside
Michael
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My body is not like a temple. It's more like a cathedrale
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...I have a healthy diet. When I lived on my own my diet was awful! Fast food, microwave dinners and lots of "treats" (chocolate, crisps, etc.). Without her I'd be one fat bastard by now! 
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Not me. I am hoping the person who vote the first choice share his/her way of eating.
<font=arial>Weiye Chen
When pursuing your dreams, don't forget to enjoy your life...
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Remove all the fun from your life
regards,
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
South Africa
Ian Darling wrote:
"and our loonies usually end up doing things like Monty Python."
Crikey! ain't life grand?
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Paul Watson wrote:
Remove all the fun from your life
Err, Paul? There are lots of other fun things in life. Have you considered discovering girls?
You're just reinforcing another programmer stereotype here...
- Diane C
"No." (Amy Carter (President Jimmy Carter's daughter) when asked by a reporter if she had any message for the children of America)
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I have discovered girls, even a few women. But much as life without women is intolerable so is life without good food and all too often "healthy" eating results in bland, unejoyable eating experiences.
There is fantastic healthy food out there, it is more the fault of health nuts imposing repressive lifestyles on people to meet unrealistic and unhappy life goals.
Bottom line for me is to enjoy what I eat. In the company of a good woman is even better, so long as she enjoys food too. No fun trying to enjoy a meal while your dinner partner picks over a lettuce leaf and blanches at your orders.
regards,
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
South Africa
Ian Darling wrote:
"and our loonies usually end up doing things like Monty Python."
Crikey! ain't life grand?
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Well said!
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Paul Watson wrote:
all too often "healthy" eating results in bland, unejoyable eating experiences.
Maybe you just haven't tried good, healthy food? Eating healthy doesn't mean sacrificing taste.
Also, it's worth noting that your body gets used to what you put in it. So, the more you eat Broccoli (just an example) the more you acquire a taste for it.
Also, there's nothing wrong with being healthy and having the occasional "bad" meal. But, there's nothing fun about somebody being in poor overall health, it's sad really. And a poor diet is a quick way to get there.
Jeremy Falcon
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You choosing to ignore bits of my message hmm Falcon?
Paul Watson wrote:
...unejoyable eating experiences.
There is fantastic healthy food out there, it is more the fault of health nuts imposing repressive lifestyles on people to meet unrealistic and unhappy life goals.
Enjoy what you eat. My dad, overweight as he is, is a much happier person than many of his thin friends. My uncle is ultrafit, runs marathons, eats right etc. etc. and has had 2 heart attacks. My dad may die a bit earlier than some healthier people but he'll die happier.
Sure, you can combine health and happiness but it is not done by many.
And yes there are many unhappy, overweight people. Some of that lot are unhappy because they are made to feel ugly thanks to the media and money-making diet and body-image nazis.
I guess, as usual, moderation is key.
And that brocolli arguement is just terrible Jeremy! People can get used to eating maggots and horse manure too you know.
regards,
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
South Africa
Ian Darling wrote:
"and our loonies usually end up doing things like Monty Python."
Crikey! ain't life grand?
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From Paul Watson:
Sure, you can combine health and happiness but it is not done by many.
You can combine overweight and happiness too, but not by many. In fact, I'd be willing to bet *most* overweight people either A: are unhappy or B: pretending to be happy.
From Paul Watson:
And yes there are many unhappy, overweight people. Some of that lot are unhappy because they are made to feel ugly thanks to the media and money-making diet and body-image nazis.
So, all health issues aside, would you marry an obese chick and be *completely* content with her weight? If not, then this is hypocritical.
From Paul Watson:
I guess, as usual, moderation is key.
That's with everything. You can overdo exercise and cause problems (maybe the case with your uncle - who knows) or you can overdo laziness and cause problems.
From Paul Watson:
And that brocolli arguement is just terrible Jeremy! People can get used to eating maggots and horse manure too you know.
Why? What makes an eating experience less enjoyable besides taste? If you talking about people, that's not the food's fault.
Jeremy Falcon
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Paul Watson wrote:
Remove all the fun from your life
The question was about food, Paul, not marriage.
"My kid was Inmate of the Month at Adobe Mountain Juvenile Corrections Center" - Bumper Sticker in Bullhead City
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Oh... food... eating, food... errr, right... 
regards,
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
South Africa
Ian Darling wrote:
"and our loonies usually end up doing things like Monty Python."
Crikey! ain't life grand?
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