Entropia feeding ! Enough is enough !! ;)

[Hurrikane]

Nice post... it reflects the sentiments of Carl Honore's Book "In Search of Slow", an excellent read that points out the benefits of taking time on many aspects of life, including eating.

Hurrikane

[PinkPcP]

LOL,

Awesome post.
Altho I have to say i eat and play entropia at the same time hahaha,
Burt i will keep your advices in mind

[hedaya]

Originally Posted by garci

chocolate is almost same family as a bean, so it's either a seed or vegetable

As a swiss it was funny to read that chocolate is either a seed or vegetable

Chocolate is made from the seed of the tropical cacao tree. To produce chocolate you have to ferment cacao beans. (So you may say that beer is also seed or vegetable because it's made of hops and malted barley or wheat, corn, rice )
And chocolate bars usually contain large amounts of sugar.

I guess the best explanation what chocolate is would be like: Chocolate is a mixture of cocoa paste, cocoa butter, sugar, and milk.

Don't forget: It weren't the swiss that produced chocolate first (maybe just the best) it were the Aztecs of Mexico

Good to know for pet owners:
In sufficient amounts, the theobromine found in chocolate is toxic to animals such as horses, dogs, parrots, small rodents, and cats.
So don't feed pets or animals with chocolate!

[Tamn]

Originally Posted by Usurper

10 min break not enough time?
I can do it in 5!

Here's how:

1. Bring out your bad a$$ 1 gallon stainless food blender.

Click to enlarge

2. Chuck whatever eatables you've got into it.
3. Add water, beer, soda or whatever drinkables you'd like.
4. Start the blender and let it run for 2min.
5. Drink! Preferbly directly from the blender to save time.
Never mind the taste, that's for whimps anyway.
Only think "nutrition" here, it's the only important factor.
6. Now run back to the computer and re-emerse yourself into Entropia.
If you've done everything right you should be able to make it back before your computer auto-logoff.

There, you have just saved a lot of game time!

muahahhahhahahaaa......
AWESOME!

[Nighthawk]

There are about a million good things about choklate (dark one that is)


I can only come up with two bad things:
-Eat too much and you're fat.
-The keyboard might get sticky.

[waperboy]

Originally Posted by Usurper

10 min break not enough time?
I can do it in 5!

Here's how:

1. Bring out your bad a$$ 1 gallon stainless food blender.

Stainless food? I must have missed that...

[Logan Vanhalen]

Originally Posted by Naifas Anaconda

It depends really of the way cheese is made. For yogurts, no doubt about that, although the main effect of those bacteria is increasing lactose tolerance (because they use it, lol)... and well... you can find lactose in milk and other dairy products. Of course, they also stabilize the intestinal flora. As for cheese, not all use lactic bacteria to acidify the medium in order to denature and precipitate casein (which is the main protein of milk). Some cheese confection used since the romans is known to use plants leaves to achieve denaturation, since those particular leaves possess an enzyme called cardosin that will have this effect.
Most cheese, especially the ones which had a maturation process, do not have lactic bacteria anymore (that's why that process was installed in first place, to avoid for example brucellose i think), and in fact are superficially colonized by fungus or yeast. Camembert and brie are good examples.
"yeast helping bacteria" yeasts that help local bacteria? That'd be great, but i'm not sure what you're talking about... i better read some stuff. Ah, unless you're talking about yeast extract, yeah, great, that's what you get after yeasts go through the stomach acid (to most). Bacteria love that stuff, as we do actually, as it contains folic acid . Great for pregnant women i think.

Wow now here’s a man who know his cheese
There are some processed cheeses that are merely one step from plastic.
Learn something new every day

On the salt topic depending what you eat like lots of very processed foods you will be getting more than enough salt in your diet and no need to add a shake from your saltshaker and that’s usually is where people run in to problem with salt

[club]

Originally Posted by Usurper

10 min break not enough time?
I can do it in 5!

Here's how:

1. Bring out your bad a$$ 1 gallon stainless food blender.

Click to enlarge

2. Chuck whatever eatables you've got into it.
3. Add water, beer, soda or whatever drinkables you'd like.
4. Start the blender and let it run for 2min.
5. Drink! Preferbly directly from the blender to save time.
Never mind the taste, that's for whimps anyway.
Only think "nutrition" here, it's the only important factor.
6. Now run back to the computer and re-emerse yourself into Entropia.
If you've done everything right you should be able to make it back before your computer auto-logoff.

There, you have just saved a lot of game time!

LOL haha

[Naifas Anaconda]

Originally Posted by Logan Vanhalen

Wow now here’s a man who know his cheese
There are some processed cheeses that are merely one step from plastic.
Learn something new every day

On the salt topic depending what you eat like lots of very processed foods you will be getting more than enough salt in your diet and no need to add a shake from your saltshaker and that’s usually is where people run in to problem with salt

I love cheese!!

[AlphaGeek]

LOL back when I was a 17 year old kid, I could wolf down a McDonalds cheeseburger in 4 seconds. LOL

I do tend to eat more sensibly now, although at SCA feasts I tend to overeat since the food at many of them is just so damn good! LOL

AG