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[Scouse]

What ever they call them they add calories and nutrients to your body so its food.

Nope.

Read the article.

 

[Scouse]

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoEP2X1bYKI

 

[Moriath]

Nope.

Read the article.

Ok i read the article. Nothing else to do waiting for food to be provided.

And it says the foods a low in nutrition not devoid of any so my statement stands. They provide nutrients, vitamins and minerals. Not in the quantities of a fresh veggie made into a nice soup or something but they still provide some.

So nope all you like they provide that and calories. So they are food.

Not food how @Scouse would like it defined. But how it is in the real world.

 

[Scouse]

You looked it it, but you didn't read it - I guess fatties will whine, but this is what the experts, who are carrying out actual research (not just writing opinion pieces) said @Moriath:

Professor [blah]...who led the research team, told..of his deep concern about the links between ultra-processed food with obesity and poor health.

Poor health? Not just fatness? Pray tell why?

People are missing out not only on vitamins and minerals but also bioactive compounds found in natural foods such as phytoestrogens and fibre

Oh. So these industrial "food" products don't have the "nutriants, vitamins and minerals" that @Moriath claims Prof?

[Dr Blah] Professor of nutrition .. said they had found that ultra-processed foods “have very low nutritional quality ... and they tend to be much lower in proteins, minerals and vitamins"

Not just low, but very low eh? Much lower in the things that @Moriath claimed?

It's not how I'd like it defined Moriath. Nice of you to shoot the messenger - but it's how science and the scientists who do food research defines it:

research shows that [the idea] that “there is no such thing as bad food, just too much food” – is wrong.

Oooh. Looks like you're flat-out wrong eh? Demonstrably so. Backed by science.

But carry on. Just thought I'd mention it

 

[Scouse]

But how it is in the real world.

Oh. BTW - just thought I'd add this.

It's not how it is in the "real world". It's how it is in fat fat UK. But NOT how it is in other countries (for example Portugal) - where they don't suffer the same obesity and poor health that fat fat UK does.

Must be because they eat, you know, actual food...

 

[Moriath]

Oh. BTW - just thought I'd add this.

It's not how it is in the "real world". It's how it is in fat fat UK. But NOT how it is in other countries (for example Portugal) - where they don't suffer the same obesity and poor health that fat fat UK does.

Must be because they eat, you know, actual food...

Yup the real world is the one everyone lives in. The one in the uk. Or portugal all part of the same real world.

There you go with your own definitions of things again hehe.

 

[Moriath]

You looked it it, but you didn't read it - I guess fatties will whine, but this is what the experts, who are carrying out actual research (not just writing opinion pieces) said @Moriath:


Poor health? Not just fatness? Pray tell why?


Oh. So these industrial "food" products don't have the "nutriants, vitamins and minerals" that @Moriath claims Prof?


Not just low, but very low eh? Much lower in the things that @Moriath claimed?

It's not how I'd like it defined Moriath. Nice of you to shoot the messenger - but it's how science and the scientists who do food research defines it:


Oooh. Looks like you're flat-out wrong eh? Demonstrably so. Backed by science.

But carry on. Just thought I'd mention it

But they have nutrients not none. I am not saying its good. Just that itis food.

Hmm thought i posted pics of my dinner just to show my real food donno seems to have disappeared.

 

[Moriath]

Posted it in the wrong thread


My dinner tonight. Beetroot salad thing. Chicken with the smallest yorkie u ever saw and some big wedges. And the side salad almost made the pic.

Could do with being more substantial tbh but nice.

Oh and a glass of bog standard merlot that was 12 quids hehe

 

[Scouse]

Yup the real world is the one everyone lives in. The one in the uk. Or portugal all part of the same real world.

There you go with your own definitions of things again hehe.

Actually - I was just pointing out (as did the article) that the UK was very different from the other countries - by having by far the highest industrially ultra-processed intake - something which goes hand in hand with poor health and obesity and is, guess what!, borne out in the figures.

 

[Scouse]

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Beetroot salad thingy looks very nice, but the chicken thing looks pretty awful tbh. If you're gonna have a "roast", you gotta have some veg? And them potatoes look deep fried?

 

[Moriath]

Beetroot salad thingy looks very nice, but the chicken thing looks pretty awful tbh. If you're gonna have a "roast", you gotta have some veg? And them potatoes look deep fried?

Aye no veg with the chicken and they were wedgey chip things. But i had a salad with it to get green stuffs

 

[Job]

Cheap, tasty high calorie food 24/7, mixed with no effort transport makes for happy fatties.
I suggest repiping the digestive system or virtual eating with taste bud stimulators.
You may laugh..but that has to happen, cos no ones arsed with dieting or eating healthy shit.

 

[Job]

I love this image.

 

[Gwadien]

Fireworks!

Crematorium alert over exploding coconut

 

[Moriath]

Lomo saltado tonight and french onion soup.

Liking this more than the hotel at lhr.

Oh and ofcourse Ursus beer.

 

[Job]

Indias solution for the poor.


View: https://gfycat.com/HarshTheseFrilledlizard

 

[Moriath]

They do worse than that to them

 

[caLLous]

It's probably a hotel reacting to complaints from their guests.

 

[Job]

Did the hard forest trails this morning, fucking glorious, like having Chris Hoyle peddling for you, you just add your bit and toot along nicely, hill climbing what would normally be bottom cog on the large chainwheel.
Love the hub motor, you dont have to change gear, just pick a high one and heave to help, great workout and serious mileage.
This could replace my dirt bike.

 

[Scouse]

"Great workout" lol

 

[Rubber Bullets]

Is Chris Hoyle a mate of yours? Is he any good? I've not heard of him.

 

[Job]

Well yeah, you still have to peddle like fuck, you just go further.

 

[Scouse]

If you can climb in your highest gear you're not "pedalling like fuck". What sort of mileage you talking about off road?

 

[Job]

Im only in top cos I havent cabled the gears yet, 30 mile off road Im looking for, the best type of exercise as well, short, intense.
Im putting as much effort in as I normally would, it just gets rid of the slow grind.
Funnily enough a heavier bike is much more stable downhill for an amateur like me...even this guy was surprised by that.


View: https://youtu.be/dDht_Kfc1v0

 

[Gwadien]

Purely out of interest, how much capital would you need to invest in the markets in order for you to have sufficient impact if you took all your money out ?

Asking for a comrade.

 

[Jupitus]

Purely out of interest, how much capital would you need to invest in the markets in order for you to have sufficient impact if you took all your money out ?

Asking for a comrade.

Which market?

 

[Moriath]

Which market?

Billingsgate.

 

[Gwadien]

Which market?

Well, global markets I suppose, if you flood one of them.

 

[Jupitus]

Well, global markets I suppose, if you flood one of them.

Unimaginable amounts, to be honest. I couldn't even guess.

 

[Jupitus]

I'll add to that a bit for more clarity... if you were to focus on the market for (as simple example) just 1 medium sized listed stock, you would need to own probably 2-3% of all shares before you started to have an impact. Taking the FTSE 350 shares, the average market cap is around £7,000,000,000 I believe, so that's quite alot of capital required....