Re: Clean eating

Roger Zoul said:

me wrote:
:: I have heard this term spoken in my gym but do not know what it
:: means. Could anyone explain it for me? Thanks.

No junk.

Meaning what, exactly? "Junk" is a subjective term that's going to vary
from person to person.

On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 21:00:01 GMT, [email hidden] (The Queen of

Cans and Jars) said:

Roger Zoul said:

me wrote:
:: I have heard this term spoken in my gym but do not know what it
:: means. Could anyone explain it for me? Thanks.

No junk.

Meaning what, exactly? "Junk" is a subjective term that's going to vary
from person to person.

we could pretend that it could mean anything and different things
to different people, but most people mean low fat. in other
words...clean. they visualize that burned bbq fat and find
it kind of disgusting. they mean fruits and vegetables.
less red meat. junk is subjective but there is plenty that
is not open to debate...white bread, hot dogs, macdonald
burgers. it's pretty obvious to everyone what is good
for them and what is bad.
....thehick

Roger Zoul said:

No junk.

Nice to see you here Roger. It's *me*.
The lady you sent the Body For Life book too.

Thanks for the reply. I know what eating 'no junk' means.
I just was puzzled at what clean eating meant. :-)

frank-in-toronto said:

we could pretend that it could mean anything and different things
to different people, but most people mean low fat. in other
words...clean. they visualize that burned bbq fat and find
it kind of disgusting. they mean fruits and vegetables.
less red meat. junk is subjective but there is plenty that
is not open to debate...white bread, hot dogs, macdonald
burgers. it's pretty obvious to everyone what is good
for them and what is bad.
...thehick

Thanks for the reply Frank. It helps greatly.

<waving from Hamilton btw>

The Queen of Cans and Jars wrote:
:: Roger Zoul <[email hidden]> wrote:
::
::: me wrote:
::::: I have heard this term spoken in my gym but do not know what it
::::: means. Could anyone explain it for me? Thanks.
:::
::: No junk.
::
:: Meaning what, exactly? "Junk" is a subjective term that's going to
:: vary from person to person.

Fine.

frank-in-toronto wrote:

re clean eating definition

Quoted message said:

we could pretend that it could mean anything and different things
to different people, but most people mean low fat. in other
words...clean. they visualize that burned bbq fat and find
it kind of disgusting. they mean fruits and vegetables.
less red meat. junk is subjective but there is plenty that
is not open to debate...white bread, hot dogs, macdonald
burgers. it's pretty obvious to everyone what is good
for them and what is bad.
...thehick

I'd vote for that. Yes, low fat, but I'll also throw in low sodium as
well as reduced sugar (white death). In general, I'd say that clean
eating would be absent of processed foods.

Top Ten Reasons to Avoid Processed Foods: http://tinyurl.com/cmlk5

--
Curt
http://curtjames.com/

Curt! I finally found you. Why'd you leave me Curt? I'll let you play
"top" once in awhile if it's that important to you.
Cum home sweety.
Tre'

Lance one ball Armstrong said:

Curt! I finally found you. Why'd you leave me
Curt? I'll let you play "top" once in awhile
if it's that important to you.
Cum home sweety.

Lance, you fraud, if you *were* my sweety then you'd know what's
important to me. Btw, Sheryl says hi.

--
Curt
http://curtjames.com/

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Quoted message said:

Roger Zoul said:

No junk.

Nice to see you here Roger. It's *me*.
The lady you sent the Body For Life book too.

Thanks for the reply. I know what eating 'no junk' means.
I just was puzzled at what clean eating meant. :-)

It is a moral term for those folks who look at food as morality.

If you "sin", you are "bad".

And this comes from eating "dirty" food, rather than "clean" food.

Very important for folks who think in terms of fairy tales and simplistic
blather.

Ergo, if you eat "clean" food, you are virtuous.

I find such drivel nauseous.

frank-in-toronto said:

(The Queen of Cans and Jars) said:

Roger Zoul said:

me wrote:
:: I have heard this term spoken in my gym but do not know what it
:: means. Could anyone explain it for me? Thanks.

No junk.

Meaning what, exactly? "Junk" is a subjective term that's going to vary
from person to person.

we could pretend that it could mean anything and different things
to different people, but most people mean low fat. in other
words...clean. they visualize that burned bbq fat and find
it kind of disgusting. they mean fruits and vegetables.
less red meat. junk is subjective but there is plenty that
is not open to debate...white bread, hot dogs, macdonald
burgers. it's pretty obvious to everyone what is good
for them and what is bad.
...thehick

At one time, it was "obvious to everyone" that the earth was flat, and
that the sun revolved around the earth. It was "not open to debate,"
and if you questioned it, you could be prosecuted as a heretic.
--

JMW
http://www.rustyiron.net

Curt James said:

frank-in-toronto wrote:

re clean eating definition

Quoted message said:

we could pretend that it could mean anything and different things
to different people, but most people mean low fat. in other
words...clean. they visualize that burned bbq fat and find
it kind of disgusting. they mean fruits and vegetables.
less red meat. junk is subjective but there is plenty that
is not open to debate...white bread, hot dogs, macdonald
burgers. it's pretty obvious to everyone what is good
for them and what is bad.
...thehick

I'd vote for that. Yes, low fat, but I'll also throw in low sodium as
well as reduced sugar (white death). In general, I'd say that clean
eating would be absent of processed foods.

Golly, Curt, could you please fill us in on the physiology of why
sucrose is "white death"?
--

JMW
http://www.rustyiron.net

JMW said:

frank-in-toronto said:

(The Queen of Cans and Jars) said:

Roger Zoul <[email hidden]> wrote:
> me wrote:
> :: I have heard this term spoken in my gym but do not know what it
> :: means. Could anyone explain it for me? Thanks.

....

Quoted message said:

At one time, it was "obvious to everyone" that the earth was flat, and
that the sun revolved around the earth. It was "not open to debate,"
and if you questioned it, you could be prosecuted as a heretic.

are you suggesting that there are sufficient redeeming qualities
to wonder bread to make it an important food item in my day?
i'm sure you're jokin'
....thehick

frank-in-toronto said:

JMW said:

frank-in-toronto said:

[email hidden] (The Queen of Cans and Jars) wrote:
>Roger Zoul <[email hidden]> wrote:
>> me wrote:
>> :: I have heard this term spoken in my gym but do not know what it
>> :: means. Could anyone explain it for me? Thanks.

...

Quoted message said:

At one time, it was "obvious to everyone" that the earth was flat, and
that the sun revolved around the earth. It was "not open to debate,"
and if you questioned it, you could be prosecuted as a heretic.

are you suggesting that there are sufficient redeeming qualities
to wonder bread to make it an important food item in my day?
i'm sure you're jokin'
...thehick

I'm suggesting that pop fitness notions of what is "good" and "bad"
are very simplistic. Those notions are not always, or even often,
accurate. Some folks like simplistic notions; those people can "eat
clean" and go to the gym to "tone."

Historically, the level of discussion in MFW has been a bit beyond
that. Unfortunately, there has been a recent influx of dissidents who
are intent on "dumbing down" that discussion to the lowest common
denominator. The results of those efforts are becoming more apparent
every day.
--

JMW
http://www.rustyiron.net

Quoted message said:

Lance, you fraud, if you *were* my sweety then you'd know what's

important to me.>

I do Curt, I do, butt nature has dealt me a cruel blow, and as much as
I know how much you like feeling two nuts slapping the back of your
legs as we do it, I can only provide one, and a shriveled raisinette
doesn't feel like much.

Quoted message said:

Btw, Sheryl says hi.>

Are you implying she'd cohabitate with you? Sorry, she's a confirmed
lesbian, that's why I took the big OP, so she and I could be together.
Well, that and I was already queer anyways...

me said:

Roger Zoul said:

No junk.

Nice to see you here Roger. It's *me*.
The lady you sent the Body For Life book too.

Thanks for the reply. I know what eating 'no junk' means.
I just was puzzled at what clean eating meant. :-)

Well, how are ya doin, kiddo?

Roger Zoul said:

me said:

Roger Zoul said:

No junk.

Nice to see you here Roger. It's *me*.
The lady you sent the Body For Life book too.

Thanks for the reply. I know what eating 'no junk' means.
I just was puzzled at what clean eating meant. :-)

Well, how are ya doin, kiddo?

I'm doing *awesome*. I'll email you later when I have more time
so we can chat privately.

JMW said:

Golly,

Golly?

Quoted message said:

Curt, could you please fill
us

^^^^^^

And us, eh? You're one of those group mentality types who can't speak
for yourself. How nice of you to speak as a group.

Quoted message said:

in on the physiology of why sucrose
is "white death"?

I suspect you could Google, especially since there's more than one of
you, right, Mr. Us? But I also suspect you're too lazy for that, so
allow me to do the work for you:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=refined+sugar+dangers&btnG=Google+Search

Hey, as a starving troll, though, refined sugar is, perhaps, better
than nothing on your plate. Enjoy.

--
Curt
http://curtjames.com/

frank-in-toronto said:

On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 21:00:01 GMT, [email hidden] (The Queen of

Cans and Jars) said:

Roger Zoul said:

me wrote:
:: I have heard this term spoken in my gym but do not know what it
:: means. Could anyone explain it for me? Thanks.

No junk.

Meaning what, exactly? "Junk" is a subjective term that's going to vary
from person to person.

we could pretend that it could mean anything and different things
to different people, but most people mean low fat. in other
words...clean. they visualize that burned bbq fat and find
it kind of disgusting. they mean fruits and vegetables.
less red meat. junk is subjective but there is plenty that
is not open to debate...white bread, hot dogs, macdonald
burgers. it's pretty obvious to everyone what is good
for them and what is bad.

You don't know what words mean, do you?

Roger Zoul said:

The Queen of Cans and Jars wrote:
:: Roger Zoul <[email hidden]> wrote:
::
::: me wrote:
::::: I have heard this term spoken in my gym but do not know what it
::::: means. Could anyone explain it for me? Thanks.
:::
::: No junk.
::
:: Meaning what, exactly? "Junk" is a subjective term that's going to
:: vary from person to person.

Fine.

Who crawled up your ass and died?