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keyan3d In reply to ShelleyxB [2013-07-30 18:37:24 +0000 UTC]

Thanks!

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keyan3d In reply to jeneriodan [2013-06-09 18:51:45 +0000 UTC]

Thanks!

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keyan3d In reply to wordeea [2012-12-11 16:22:22 +0000 UTC]

It's a pleasure, merci beaucoup madam!

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harrie5 In reply to lesil1000 [2012-09-30 13:14:10 +0000 UTC]

It's a 3D model, so it's made from scratch. It's not painted or drawn, they've used a 3D program to create the model, as they do with games and films like Up.

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lesil1000 In reply to harrie5 [2012-10-01 01:05:48 +0000 UTC]

Sweet! Great job!

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in-the-dead-pixel In reply to lalapubpub [2012-09-30 00:48:17 +0000 UTC]

And its totally fine if you're not a lazyass who won't work off what you've decided is too tasty to pass up.

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lalapubpub In reply to in-the-dead-pixel [2012-09-30 07:30:20 +0000 UTC]

And you're totally wrong, it's not a caloric content matter.
Palm oil is bad for health as it's full of saturated fat (50%) ideal for clogging your artery.
Compare with colza oil witch contain only 8% of saturated fat.

Next time you eat this or everything that is make with oil palm just think 1 spoon of palm oil is as bad as 6.25 of colza one.

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overseer In reply to lalapubpub [2012-10-01 22:10:12 +0000 UTC]

You cannot generalize that. Every person is different. Why do you think most meds have a side effect list as long as my arm? Because different people react differently.

I will give you an example, too. My Dad used to have problems with his blood collesterol levels. Even though he wasn't overweight, they were still high. Way above normal. So, the doctor suggested he cut out all fatty foods for a month to see what happens. And he did. He ended up so misserable that you couldn't stand being around him. When he went back for the follow up test, guess what? Nothing had changed. And they came to the conclusion that for his body the levels must be normal. He's in his mid sixties now and fitter than most people half his age I know and does regular 80 mile bicycle tours etc.

One week they write about eggs being bad. Next week chcolate is a killer. The week after you can't eat something else, because it's supposedly harmfull. It's positively idiotic. Sure, certain things are bad for you, but it's not about what you eat, it's about how much of something you eat. A glass of wine a day is a good thing. 10 bottles of wine aren't.

I used to weigh somewhere between 300 and 400 lbs. I lost half that in 2 years. How? Simple. Walking, cycling and reducing the amount of food. I don't eat fast foods or frozen ready meals or whatever, but otherwise I'm game for everything - in moderation. I now walk between 4 and 5 miles a day on average. Also this idiocy about saturated and unsaturated fats; while it's certainly not wrong, it's also a nice way to get people to buy overpriced 'health foods'. You know who knows best what to eat? Your body. If you crave something sweet, then you're low on sugar. If you crave something salty, well; you get the picture.

Oh and something else. Even when I was at my heaviest, I still consistently had very low blood sugar. I even surprised doctors with my overall blood test results. But hey, wasn't that what I was saying in the first place? Everybody is different...

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MegaAnimeFreak7 In reply to overseer [2012-10-17 00:02:50 +0000 UTC]

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lalapubpub In reply to overseer [2012-10-01 22:45:31 +0000 UTC]

For sure every peoples are different, some can drink 4 bottle of wine a day and never get liver failure, other smoke 60 cigarette a day and never have lungs problems, but you can't take a single sample to said "you can't generalize"
Yes I can statically link some fact to some effect.
Eating saturated fat won't clog your artery but for sure it's increase the luck for it to happen.
The same for body fat and blood's sugar level. Type II diabetes increase with BMI it's a statistical fact, and it's not because you find an exception that it make the statement wrong.

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overseer In reply to lalapubpub [2012-10-01 22:56:22 +0000 UTC]

All I was trying to say is that people can eat whatever they like in moderation and providing it agrees with them. Sure, some foods are linked to certain illnesses, no question, but if you have an active life style and feel good, there shouldn't be a problem.

To get back to the subject; there are faaar worse foods (and specifically sweet foods) than Nutella.

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in-the-dead-pixel In reply to lalapubpub [2012-10-01 21:38:38 +0000 UTC]

Funny that, I can eat a couple of spoons of this a day, and I'm fine. If I were to eat a donut per day, I'd gain 10 lbs a month, doing the same activities, So I'm not sure how accurate your 'facts' are on this.

Most processed foods aren't 'bad' for you, in moderation. It only takes responsibility to be able to eat such foods, in limitations set for your body's type, without negative consequences.

I've grown up with retardedly slow metabolism, I've been through the entire 'eat all the junk I wanna' and gained a considerable amount of fat for it. I have also worked it all off, and due to my activities, I've kept it off, not mattering what I eat, as long as I don't gorge myself stupid with it.

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lalapubpub In reply to in-the-dead-pixel [2012-10-01 22:26:40 +0000 UTC]

oops I make a mistake switching fat and sugar so Sugar 60% Fat 30% (most from bad saturated palme oil a very little from the nuts)10% from cocoa and nut (the not oily not sugar part)

But it's Fun to see how you totally stick to the food industries arguments. Just take in consideration that these arguments are close to what the tobacco one said in the past.

You can smoke and be very healthly at a time, smoking is great and make you feel better.
The side effect only appears years later.

Eating saturated fat is bad for health 1oz of unsaturated fat give you an amount of energy, 1 oz of saturated fat give you the same amount of energy but increase your cholesterol at the same time.

Strangely palm oil was never used in traditional cooking (ie at home) but is widely use by the food industrie because of its low price.

This apply not only to nutella but to every processed food that is include lots of saturated fat.

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in-the-dead-pixel In reply to lalapubpub [2012-10-02 01:44:20 +0000 UTC]

about 80% of the food we (my husband and I) eat, is made from scratch, and the typical ingredients found in most 'made' foods, we use whole-wheat flour (rather than bleached white), brown sugar/cane sugar (rather than typical white sugars), whole wheat/veggie/egg pasta, brown/unbleached rice (when we can afford it), non-corn-syrup syrup (cuz pancakes!), and for pancakes: long-time family recipe of non-corn-syrup based berry yogurts, with cranberries and apples added into the batter = epic pancakes!

We have about 1 diet soda each every two weeks or more, drink soy, tea and make real fruit smoothies every evening

With all of the healthy foods we eat, I allow myself the one non-healthy food ^_^

I also give you kudos for admitting to a wrong - that takes balls on the net!

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TheBlackTiger96 In reply to lalapubpub [2012-10-01 14:41:27 +0000 UTC]

Guess what? I don't give a crap. I eat Nutella almost everyday and yet, I am still very healthy compared to most people my age.

Also, let people eat whatever the hell they like. It's their life, not yours.

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lalapubpub In reply to TheBlackTiger96 [2012-10-01 22:28:34 +0000 UTC]

So does the smokers until they fall hill and talk like robots.

You can eat as much as you want of this but when you'll have your first heart failure, maybe you'll remember me !

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DragonsAreAttackin In reply to TheBlackTiger96 [2012-10-01 20:42:44 +0000 UTC]

Not that I'm agreeing with lalapubpub, but a clogged artery isn't something you usually see coming. You may think you're healthy and suddenly die from a clot. Also, I'm all for letting people do what they want to with their lives, but I'm also all for educating people so that they can make wise decisions in their life. People don't have to learn through making mistakes anymore, there are ways of sharing information to prevent mistakes now. If someone wants to make a bad decision whilst knowing all the facts, then go for it.
Have a nice day.

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lalapubpub In reply to DragonsAreAttackin [2012-10-01 22:31:15 +0000 UTC]

Nothing more to said ! That why a lots of medical staff smoke, even oncologist

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TheBlackTiger96 In reply to DragonsAreAttackin [2012-10-01 20:45:35 +0000 UTC]

Hmm, you got a point there...

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TheTytan In reply to cmy376 [2012-09-29 05:38:20 +0000 UTC]

I never manage to eat JUST a spoonful, I always end up eating a whole jar of nutella

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in-the-dead-pixel In reply to TheTytan [2012-09-30 00:51:03 +0000 UTC]

COSTCO (US bulk store) SELLS 'EM DOUBLE-PACK STYLE (each jar is plastic, and double the size you'd find in the UK) FOR $9! \o/ .....*drools*

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TheTytan In reply to in-the-dead-pixel [2012-10-03 21:27:06 +0000 UTC]

At ASDA (UK superstore) they sell a 1kg jar of it pure awesomeness for 3-4 punds.

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in-the-dead-pixel In reply to TheTytan [2012-10-04 05:45:36 +0000 UTC]

*cries* I WANT.

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cmy376 In reply to TheTytan [2012-09-29 11:18:48 +0000 UTC]

lol Actually, me, too XD High five!

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in-the-dead-pixel In reply to ChicMonster [2012-09-30 00:51:22 +0000 UTC]

Oh I SO agree!

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ArynChris In reply to ArynChris [2012-09-29 04:30:20 +0000 UTC]

Wait, this isn't a photo!?
Okay, I thought this was DD'd out of pure fun, but oh my god. This is REALLY good work!

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