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Hi everyone,
I'm glad I found this group! I'm not on BBC much but around where I live, I can definitely use some more support in my choices. This is my second baby, my daughter was born in 9/11. I had planned a natural hospital birth which was about as successful as possible considering our circumstances. I had rising BP at 18 weeks and was diagnosed with severe pre-e and induced with cervidil at 37 weeks. I was able to labor the way I wanted, and in the tub and push as I wanted as well. My daughter ended up having pneumonia and she was in the NICU for a week before we got to go home. So it wasn't a horrid experience but DEF not something I want to repeat!
I live in rural Wyoming and we haven't been legal to have midwifery care here for long. There are only a couple midwives in our whole state, and the midwives in SD and CO won't take me because I had a history of pre-e. So I am going to a midwife in Montana and I have to drive 4 hours each way for each prenatal appointment. She will be able to come to my home for the birth which is super awesome. I'm due around June 27th and getting pretty excited!
So far my BP has been great at home but rises when I'm at their office, which I totally blame on white coat syndrome. My protein levels are good though so they're not worried at all. My husband and I are going to buy a feed trough and put it in the backyard to labor/birth in. Yes, I am aware of how redneck that sounds but we live on 400 acres so I'm not worried about peeping neighbors other than the horses haha.
Well, last Tuesday I went to my appt like normal. My BP was slightly elevated as usual (140/80). But I had trace protein in my urine. My midwife is now concerned about the potential for pre-e again. Therefore, she is going to be coming to my house for an early home visit in a couple weeks when I will be 35 weeks and we will check my BP while I'm at home and look at the protein level in my urine. I ordered urinalysis strips so I can test at home and there are trace amounts each time I test here. I have eliminated grains and refined sugar and upped protein again. I'm so worried I will have to transfer care after this next home visit :-( I feel like I have been trying SO hard to do everything right this time and it's just such a sucker punch.
Ok, so due to the above update, I have a major feeling I am going to have to transfer out of my midwives care. Today when I took my BP in the middle of washing dishes and vacuuming it was 138/85. She said that it has to be under 130/80 in order to birth at home. So now my dilhemma is whether to attempt an UB at home. We are very knowledgable about the possible risks and reasons to transfer just in our research of the homebirth. I haven't mentioned it to my husband yet, I would love some opinions as to whether the borderline high BP is a reason to go to an OB. I know the chances of a PPH are higher, but there are SO many reasons I don't want to go to a hospital this time around. Not even including the fact that we don't have insurance and the bill would be out of pocket. Any thoughts?
I'm sorry this is SO long...
Please provide opinions! Am I crazy?
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I would probally transfer to an ob.
would a family practice doc be willing to be your doc? I honestly think I'd still UC if my bp was very slightly high BUT I haven't researched it as thats never been an issue for me. I feel you on the money thing too. I'd seriously consider a midwife to baby sit the birth if I could afford one.
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P-E is usually diet related. Some dietary adjustments should do the trick quite well! It's really more complicated, but basically, fewer carbs, more quality protein! I wouldn't r/o homebirth unless the BP was over 170/90, after taking a healthy dose of Cal/mag, & soaking in Epsom salts!
There's a lot about pre-e prevention on there
I personally would stay home but that's because all of the research I've done since being a mom and being pregnant this time around.
You have to do what's right for you. I'm not really one for any kind of scare tactics.
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What part of Wyoming do you live in? I might be able to offer some advice! I just moved to SD from rural Wyoming 2 months ago!
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I went to check out your cakes and saw that you are from Rozet! DO NOT DELIVER IN GILLETTE!!!! They are a bunch of quacks! Have you talked to Jeanne at Black Hills Birth Center in Whitewood? She is the midwife that runs the joint and I know that her fees are less than $4,000.00 probably more like $2000 if you are nearing the end of your pregnancy. Also try applying for medicaid. It is worth a try! The worst thing that can happen is they say no! If you end up qualifying for Wyoming medicaid, Rapid City Regional will accept it, so you can have a midwife attending your birth at the Rapid Hospital instead of a doctor...even though the doctors there are amazing! I delivered one of my kids in Rapid and they were amazing there!
David+Maci = Daesyn 09/12/07, Deklyn 05/05/09, Dridyn 01/21/12, hoping for a girl! 07/18/13
I did, however, go to the walk in clinic here and had them test me for a UTI (never had one, didn't know what to look for) and I've got a rager going on. So antibiotics to treat that, and I have a renewed faith that home birth WITH my midwife is still on the table! The UTI could haw very possibly been causing my elevated BP, and blood would cause protein :) I never thought I would be so happy to have a UTi LMAO!
Maci!!! Where did you live?!?! I delivered my baby girl in Gillette and yep, they're quacks all right! That's why I am so wanting a home birth. I'm not even going to waste the time to apply for Medicade because there's no way we qualify. I mean we're not rich but definitely above the limits I'm sure. As for Jeanie in SD... Hell to the no! That woman is a piece of work and Ill deliver unassisted bedore I call her! That's all I'll say about that haha.
Anyway I am still up in the air about it obviously. My BP today was 128/80. Not bad at all and I'm hoping it'll stay nice and low :) thanks so much for the opinions!!!


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I want everyone's opinion on who they think will become President, who they want to be President, Why they want or don't want that particular person to be President and what will they do if their candidate isn't President. You don't have to be American to discuss- Last I heard, who ends up being the President is an interest to the whole world....so yeah discuss.
*NOTE* I said discuss, not flame or start a political war. Please talk in a civilized manner and keep tempers low.
President I want: Barack Obama
President I don't want: John McCain
Why Obama?: He's not Republican and he has all these ideas that will most likely work. There's tons of benefits of him being President like free community colleges, universal healthcare, no more Iraq war, etc.
Why not McCain?: I don't care about him coming from my state, to me he screams "Bush Jr." Also, they are making a law that states no one over the age of 65 should run for President, McCain's 71 so yeah >.>;;
If Obama is President then what?: I will be VERY happy....probably I'll even be patriotic for the first time in my life.
If McCain is President then what?: I'm moving out of the USA. I'm dead serious, if he is President of the United States then I am moving to Canada or Europe again. I will lose all respect for the USA, no offense but I don't want another "Bush" and I hate this war so badly........I can't understand WHY people would WANT to prolong the war and don't say it's because of the terrorists...we all know the REAL reason.
*Looks around* From the looks of things @__@, no one knows anything about politics/have interest in them. I... am clueless about the presidential election (I know I shouldn`t be) and this ad on the site seems to want me to vote for Obama... I think. And I think I side with you... I don`t like the Iraq War either... and universal health care is nice too.
Lol, go Obama, I really do think he and Hillary will help this country. Though, if it were the other way around, I would've ran off to Canada...
McCain flips around too much. Granted, I dont pay nearly as much attention to politics as perhaps I should, but honestly, McCain seemed to not know much aside from his military experience in the beginning, and now suddenly he knows everything? >_> Mhmm.
We get McCain, I seriously believe its basically just gonna be another 4 years of Bush. Yippee!
Umm neither of them have visited Iowa or the disaster areas ( which kinda makes me mad )
So I am still undecided >_> how can they focus on a campaign when something like that happens.
I want McCain to win.
1. Because he's a republican.
2. He's a military veteran so he'll know what's best for Iraq more then Obama would.
I do think however, that Obama is way better then Hillary would be. If Hillary were to have won then her husband would just be back in office, her husband is the reason why we're in Iraq, he had a chance to get the terrorists and he failed. Also I think Obama is to stupid to make a real mistake.
That is my opinion.
Sadly, I am not old enough to vote so it don't really matter lol.
^Had that been the case, all this wouldn't be up for debate. Evidence (and even people from Bush's own cabinet) hints at Bush starting the war not for "eliminating terrorists" but for his own personal reasons.
Hi, we are America and we are super arrogant, someone bullied us so we are going to wildly accuse everyone, lie to the american people about so called threats and we'll give it a fancy name like "War on Terror" because who wants to be the one that -doesn't- support the war on terror.
Much like the "war on drugs" it hasn't helped crap.
Being a military brat myself and having both my parents go to war (nam and operation restore hope respectively)- i can still in full confidence say that Bush and his administration have misled the american public and brought us into a "war" on those lies. Not to mention that countless of our youth have died for this war that many do not even support. Do you know how depressing it is to go to your high school reunion and find that a bunch of people you graduated with died in Iraq before they even got out of college?
My vote is with Obama. Pull out our troops, invest in the american people, universal health care, etc, I'm all for it.
^Not to mention the amount of propaganda in just about everything.
Eh being young I'm not really interested in politics since i don't have much of a choice. I think Obama is better, But Hilliary's voters are just going to pull to McCain or w.e But guys just so you know once you get in a "war" you can't just pull right out.
Edwards or Kucinich.
Did you know that we still have troops in Germany? The point is, you don't just pull all the troops, there will probably always be troops in Iraq/Afghanistan. And, here's my opinion, if we were to pull our troops that would be about the dumbest thing we could do. Just think, the terrorists wouldn't have anyone opposing them. They'd be able to do w/e they want basically, and eventually, if we leave them alone long enough, they'll think of an very destructive way to attack America. I mean after all, these are people who HATE us. They won't leave us alone if we leave them alone. They will continue to do all in they're power to KILL us.
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Romembering the Tony We Fell in Love With
Perhaps our expectations toward an undrafted free agent who suddenly has fame, fortune and a hot female are a tad unrealistic? Perhaps.
I bet there were times over the last month when you read Tony Romo's "sun'll come out tomorrow" quotes and profanely muttered, "Man, he needs a $%&*$#@ publicist!"
Well, he's got one. Same one he's had since - before, actually - he ascended to the throne of starting quaterback of the Dallas Cowboys. But Dallas-based Vivian Fullerlove is more facilitator than strategist.
Romo's publicist is much more likely to choreograph his visit to a Dallas high school with Will Smith than to, say, tell him to use the word "angry" rather than "whatever" after a season-ending defeat.
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We won't know until May at OTAs, July in training camp and, ultimately, December and the annual winter wilting, but at least it's a step in the right direction.
I, and you, have been hard on Romo. He came out of nowhere, yet suddenly we expected everything all the time right now. But, let's face it, he's a different cat. While Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman were groomed and destined for greatness their whole lives, Romo kind of stumbled into stardom.
With millions in his bank and her in his bed, Romo's already an over-achiever playing with house money. Seriously, it takes a special persona to accomplish your life's goals and still muster the ooomph to keep on pushing.
Relatively speaking, his fame and fortune came fast, furious and, well, without pressure. Not much was expected of an undrafted free agent from Eastern Illinois. Now, we demand Super Bowls. Kurt Warner be damned, if Romo ever makes it to the ultimate game he'll do it with the worst Super Bowl quarterback pedigree ever. We can't forget that.
Throw in the enlightened perspective gained from his father's recent scare with prostate cancer and it's easy to see how Romo isn't devastated by losses. Understandable, but still not acceptable.
Perhaps we should meet him in the middle between Cinderella story and unrealistic expectations. This week was a good start.
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I turn 13 a couple of weeks after the contest starts. Can I participate in the contest?
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I am enrolled in a university and am only 17. Can I participate in the contest?
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Why do I have to give you my birthday when I first sign in?
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How do I know if my Parental Consent Form has been verified by Google's contest administrators?
You will receive an email when your Parental Consent Form has been verified. Please note, however, that you do not have to wait for your form to be verified before claiming and working on your first task. Once you submit your Parental Consent Form on the contest site, you may claim and work on your first task. Google will verify your Parental Consent Form when you submit the work for your first task.
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Judging & Prizes
How do students decide what task to work on?
Students should look at the participating open source organizations on the Google Code-in contest site and choose one or more doing work that they find interesting. By clicking on the name of the open source organization, you'll be taken to its individual contest home page, which contains information about the organization and resources for learning more. After the contest begins on December 7, 2015, a link to the complete list of all an organization's tasks will appear on the organization's contest home page.
Each task will be labeled with descriptors like "documentation", "code", or "python," which will help narrow down the choices of tasks. After looking at the requirements for an individual task, if the student is up to that particular challenge, they can claim the task and start working on it.
How are individual contest entries judged?
Each entry is judged by mentors from the participating open source organizations. Entries must meet the requirements for completion specified in the task description. If the mentor finds the task to be incomplete, they will send the work back to the student with comments on what needs to be corrected/completed and the student may be given the opportunity to make those changes and resubmit their work for another review.
How are the Grand Prize Winners chosen?
When deciding on the Grand Prize Winners, the judges (mentors and organization administrators) from each open source organization will review the work of the 10 students with the highest number of tasks completed during the contest with their particular organization. Judges look at each student's work considering creativity, thoroughness, and quality of work and will also factor in the student's involvement in their organization's community.
From the 10 highest scoring students, each organization will name 5 Finalists. From those 5 Finalists, they will declare 2 contestants as the Grand Prize Winners for their organization.
Because some tasks are more involved than others just by the nature of the type of task (for example, heavy coding versus finding a bug), it is entirely possible that someone who completed 15 tasks could be chosen as a Grand Prize Winner over someone who completed 35 tasks. If they are both among the top 10 point earners for that organization, they are eligible to be a Grand Prize Winner.
What do you mean by "community involvement"?
Involvement in the community includes things such as being active on the organization's IRC channel or on a group discussion list. Judges like to see students who are involved in the open source organization's community beyond just completing more tasks than their peers. Being helpful by answering questions of other students and demonstrating good communication skills are looked upon favorably.
I really want to win the Grand Prize! What can I do to increase my chances?
If you plan to try for the Grand Prize then we suggest working with only 1 organization. Most Grand Prize Winners in the past have taken a genuine interest in the community they worked with as well as producing quality work.
If I complete more tasks than all other students working with my organization will I automatically be a Grand Prize Winner?
No, completing the most tasks with an organization does not mean the student will automatically be a Grand Prize Winner. Doing quality work, making sure to take the time to thoroughly complete a task, really thinking about what the work means to the organization, and even thinking of ideas to expand on the task or to add features that could help the organization (creativity!) are what organizations will look at when reviewing all the tasks a student completed. Community involvement will also make a student stand out over other students; more so than the fact that a student did 5 more tasks than the next person.
I was a Grand Prize Winner in a previous Google Code-in contest. Can I be a Grand Prize Winner again?
No, you cannot be a Grand Prize Winner for this year's contest if you were a Grand Prize Winner in a previous year's contest. You can still participate in the contest and are eligible to be named as a Finalist.
How will I receive my prizes?
Digital certificates, t-shirts, and hoodies (where appropriate) will start being shipped to the address the student provides in their profile after February 20, 2016.
If a student completes 3 or more tasks and lives in a Restricted Country (see next question below), they will not receive a t-shirt; they will only receive the digital certificate. If a student in a Restricted Country is named as a Finalist, they will not receive a t-shirt or hoodie; only a digital certificate noting they were a Finalist. If a student in a Restricted Country is named as a Grand Prize Winner, they will receive the Grand Prize Winner's Trip to Mountain View, CA and will be given their other prizes (t-shirt, hoodie) while they are on the trip in Mountain View.
What is a Restricted Country?
A Restricted Country is a country where we are unable to ship prizes due to shipping difficulties. These countries are Argentina, Belarus, Chile, Colombia, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Myanmar (Burma), Peru, Russia, and Ukraine.
Students from Restricted Countries are welcome to participate in the contest, but they will not receive any physical prizes unless they are named as Grand Prize Winners and attend the Grand Prize Winner's Trip in person.
Can students already working with one of the open source organizations work on that organization's tasks during the contest?
It depends. As long as the student or a family member does not hold an official position in the open source organization (such as core developer or documentation working group member, or sit on the board of the organization), they are welcome to participate in the contest. For questions regarding eligibility, please contact Google's contest administrators at firstname.lastname@example.com for help in deciding whether previous participation with the organization may violate the Contest Rules.
What is a task?
A chunk of work in one of the task categories listed in Question #2 below, suitable for a 13-17 year old student. The task will usually take between 3-5 hours to complete.
What kinds of tasks will I have to choose from?
Tasks are divided into the following categories:
- Code: Tasks related to writing or refactoring code
- Documentation/Training: Tasks related to creating/editing documents and helping others learn more
- Outreach/research: Tasks related to community management, outreach/marketing, or studying problems and recommending solutions
- Quality Assurance: Tasks related to testing and ensuring code is of high quality
- User Interface: Tasks related to user experience research or user interface design and interaction
Each task will be labeled with at least one of these categories. Tasks will be available to claim when the contest opens on December 7, 2015 at 9:00 AM PT (17:00 UTC).
When can I start working on my first task?
Students can claim their first task after completing their student profile, including agreeing to the Contest Rules and submitting a signed Parental Consent Form (either by clicking on the digital version or by uploading all 11 pages of the signed form to their student profile on the contest site).
Once the required Parental Consent Form is submitted, a student will be able to claim their first task.
I submitted my first task but I can't claim my second task. What happened?
If you have submitted your first task and are unable to claim your second task, that means that either (1) the mentor from the organization has not yet approved your work, or (2) the contest administrators have found an issue with your Parental Consent Form.
If your Parental Consent Form has an issue and the contest administrators contact you to fix it, they will tell you what the issue is with the form and give you a deadline to fix it. You will not be able to claim another task until you have successfully submitted your updated Parental Consent Form and the contest administrators have approved it.
Once contest administrators have verified your Parental Consent Form and the mentor has approved your work on the task, you will receive an email notice that you can now go ahead and claim your next task.
What is a beginner task?
Beginner tasks are those that have been created by the open source organizations for students who are just getting started in the contest and aren't quite sure where to begin. The beginner tasks will likely take less than 3 hours to complete and are often less technical in nature. Some organizations have created an introductory type of task for students to work on that helps students learn how the organization's code base works and to get to know more about the project.
Is there a limit on how many beginner tasks I can complete?
Yes. Each student may only complete a total of 2 beginner tasks during the contest period, which may be 2 beginner tasks with one organization or 1 beginner task with 2 different organizations. Can I work on more than one task at a time? No, students may only claim one task to work on at a time. Is there a limit to the number of tasks I can complete? No. Students may complete as many tasks as they would like during the course of the contest, but may only claim one task at a time and only complete 2 beginner tasks.
Can I work on a task as part of a team?
While we encourage students to get help when they need it, only one student will receive credit per task. Participation as a team is not allowed.
Can I get help from the open source organization's community and still take credit for completing a task?
Absolutely! We want students to get to know each organization's community members and to understand their processes and requirements. It's totally fine to ask for help from the organization's community when stuck, but students should try to solve the problem themselves before getting assistance. To put it a different way, students have taken responsibility for accomplishing something, so it's perfectly acceptable to get it done in a collaborative fashion - that's how open source works! Just make sure the people collaborating are not other contestants.
I started working on a task and I've realized that I don't know enough to get the work done. What should I do?
A student can withdraw from a task at any time by selecting the "Abandon" button from the task page. Don't get discouraged; find something else interesting that is a better fit for your skills and experience and try again.
What is the contest timeline?
|Tuesday, October 13, 2015
|Contest announced
|Tuesday, November 3, 2015
|Open source organizations can apply to be mentoring organizations
|Wednesday, November 11, 2015 (9:00 AM PST / 17:00 UTC)
|Deadline for organizations to submit applications
|Friday, November 13, 2015
|Participating organizations announced
|Monday, December 7, 2015 (9:00 AM PST / 17:00 UTC)
|Contest opens for entries by student participants
|Monday, January 25, 2016 (9:00 AM PST / 17:00 UTC)
|All student work must be submitted; contest ends
|Wednesday, January 27, 2016 (9:00 AM PST)
|Participating organizations complete all evaluations of students' work
|Monday, February 8, 2016
|Winners announced on the Google Open Source Blog and contest site
|June 2016 (exact dates TBD)
|Grand Prize Winner's Trip
What is UTC?
UTC is Coordinated Universal Time. It is the basis for local time zones around the world. To convert to your local time zone from UTC you can use a time zone converter of your choice.
Tips for Students New to Google Code-in
Is there anything else I should plan to do as a participant in the contest?
We encourage students to subscribe to the contest announcement mailing list for updates about the contest as we will announce important deadline reminders on this list for students. We anticipate an average of less than 1 email a week to this list. Students looking for help can also subscribe to the contest discussion list. Those who subscribe to this discussion list should keep in mind that many people may be sending email to it; there are options to subscribe only for a daily digest email or to only browse the group online.
For help with Google Groups, please check out the documentation.
What can I do to get ready for the contest before it starts on December 7th?
- Read through the Contest Rules.
- Tell your parent/guardian you wish to participate and have them read the Contest Rules and the Parental Consent Form found on the contest site and be sure they approve of you competing in the contest.
- Review the "Getting Started" section on the contest site. We have asked the mentoring organizations what tips they would give students getting ready to compete in Google Code-in and we have gone into more detail on these items in the Getting Started tab.
- Finally, read through the descriptions of the participating organizations to see the type of work they do so that you can know which ones you might be interested in working with once the contest starts.
What is a Google account?
It is any Google account (https://accounts.google.com). You can create a Google account for any email address. Your @gmail.com, @googlemail.com or a Google apps address is also a Google account.
How do I get help when I have a question?
Each open source organization participating in the contest will include information about where to go to ask questions on their contest home page. Also be sure to read the details on each individual task as there could be additional communication details for certain tasks.
If the question is related to the contest itself (and not a specific task related question), you may send a message to the contest discussion mailing list. This mailing list is for students to ask questions that they have about the program that contest administrators, mentors or other students can help answer.
If the question is about whether your Parental Consent Form has been correctly submitted or if you need to change your shipping address and the registration page has already closed, please email contest administrators at firstname.lastname@example.com. Please do not post any private information to the public mailing list.
Information for Mentors and Educators
How can I be a mentor for Google Code-in?
You must be invited by the organization administrator to be a mentor for Google Code-in.
You should already be working with the organization that you wish to be a mentor for and you should let the organization administrator know that you wish to be invited to be a mentor for that organization.
Can I be a mentor if I am under 18?
Yes, if you are over 13 years old and have your parent or legal guardian's permission to participate as a mentor for Google Code-in you can register as a mentor.
Your parent or legal guardian will need to sign the Parental Consent and Waiver and Release (Mentor Participant) form before you can be invited by the organization administrator and register as a mentor.
Contact Google administrators at email@example.com to request a copy of the special Mentor Participant waiver for 13-17 year olds that your parent or legal guardian will sign.
I am a teacher and would like to talk to my students about Google Code-in and encourage them to participate. Do you have any promotional or educational materials I can?
We encourage teachers to use our slide deck and flyers in talks about GCI. These resources can be found on g.co/codein under References. You are welcome to translate these resources into other languages if you wish. You can also contact contest administrators directly at firstname.lastname@example.com with any other questions.
How do I remove my information from the Google Code-in Archive?
Contact us to have information removed.
How do I find my work?
Use the summary email you received to see all the tasks you completed. The archive website has a description of the task and who completed it.
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The number itself is not important...but I hit a personal best today thanks to the PB. This happened even though my journey has not been without a slip-up or two, and my exercise program has been hit or miss due to me starting to pursue my masters degree...and work has been non-stop...but still, it happened.
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EDITED TO SAY: Maybe "easier than any other way" would be better phrasing!
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03:46 am EDT @ May 14th, 2014
What do you usually have for breakfast, lunch and dinner? Here's my usual food agenda:
- Breakfast - some pastry, followed by a mandatory cup of coffee
- Lunch - don't really care, as long as it has some meet and vegetables
- Dinner - usually sandwiches with pickles and mayonnaise.
Oh and I must add that I have snacks, like, constantly. Between meals I mean.
I must also stress that I drink a lot, and I do mean, a lot, of coffee.
Now then, when was the last time any of you got laid?
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|[STAFF] May 14 2014, 04:32 am EDT
| touretul: Yeah, I'm a vegetarian. I also eat A LOT OF MEAT.
|May 14 2014, 04:53 am EDT
lunch whatever, usually try to make it balanced
and dinner are sandwiches
(try adding some sriracha sauce to your mayonnaise-containing sandwich)
and haven't got laid since january... damn it
damn ex gf
oh well, uni is more important than sex anywyas
| Vader: Is it though? Well it is. But is it?
Morkrul: damn straight it is! i get way more pleasure from med…
|May 14 2014, 04:59 am EDT
Breakfast: Something with eggs.
Mid Morning: Something protein rich, like plain yogurt mixed with fruit (500ml tub)
Lunch: Something meaty
Mid afternoon: Similar to mid-morning
Dinner: Meat, starchy carbs, veg.
Before bed: Milk and fruit.
Except on Friday nights, Dinner: Takeaway & alcohol
And Sundays anything goes.
| Vader: Starchy crabs?
Reikhardt: Definitely carbs.
touretul: starchy carbs - beans, potatoes, also bananas, but I …
|May 14 2014, 05:31 am EDT
Lunch depends on where I am, usually light meal as I don't like to be heavy during day time and dinner is a big meal, meat and veggies and stew and whatnot followed by coffee and a joint.
And like 6 weekends ago.
| Vader: Mmm... morning coffee and cookies sounds terrific.
Vader: 6 weekends ago? I like the way you memorize sexual …
PigMaster: It's always a one night stand, cause I'm sort of a do…
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|May 14 2014, 08:28 am EDT
Lunch: a lot of something, with a bit of something on the side.
Dinner: maybe some leftover somethings from lunch or something new or maybe some restaurant; wine or beer; whiskey or brandy.
I don't have a strict diet or any sort of plan of what kind of food I will eat. Depends on the mood and proximity of various food. But I will always eat all of it.
Weak and a half ago, with increasing rarity.
|May 14 2014, 09:06 am EDT
Lunch - Blonde
Dinner - Redhead
Dessert - 4-way
|May 14 2014, 09:46 am EDT
I'm a poor student. Don't ask me what I usually have for a given meal, cuz I won't know what to reply. What I have availible, probably. Yeah, my diet isn't very balanced or regular when I'm away from home.
|May 14 2014, 11:58 am EDT
Thrilled to hear about a Darksiders 3 possibility!
Breakfast: 1 glass milk, 1 egg, 1 kebab and 1 whole wheat bread.
Lunch: Anything me mum, now the wife, makes for me!! :D
Dinner: Same as lunch! :)
| Vodoo: oookay....
bon appetit Oedipus.
RenegadeCZ: No pussy for breakfast? I am disappointed.
Doomsday.: I have pussy and tits for breakfast and dinner! :D
RenegadeCZ: That's more like it.
|May 14 2014, 03:01 pm EDT
And some time last year.... married so anything more than 2 times a year is a total shock.


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Kimora Lee Simmons and Djimon Honsou are "kind of" engaged, she says.
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