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03 Sep 14
13:27
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none in tea
half a spoon in coffee for me.
half a spoon in coffee for me.
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None in tea and about thirty six grains in coffee.
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Tea Asolute Zero
Coffee Brown 1/2 |
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Don't drink tea. None in coffee, spoils the taste.
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None in any hot drink, for me.
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There's no doubt that, along with condiments, the number of sugars one takes in their tea is one of the great social barometers of our time.
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none thanks to the d1ckhead yanks
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Believe it or not sugar is not mentioned in the Bible. Honey, yes, but not sugar. White sugar, sucrose, did not exist until 500 A.D. Refined sugar use has sky rocketed during the past two hundred years. In 1828 the average American consumed only twelve pounds of sugar. In 1875 the steel roller mill was invented (1). This allowed us to grind down flour into an extremely fine white powder, giving us white flour. With the creation non-nutritious white flour for cakes, pies, and sweet baked goods, sugar consumption increased. The 1890s led to the creation of soda, sweet sugary drinks to quench one’s thirst. The junk food industry was born during the last 25 years of the 19th century!
The sins of the past affect the future How did this impact the American diet? One hundred fifty years later, in 1975, the average American consumed 124 pounds of sugar per year. Over the past 30 years these numbers have continued to climb at an alarming rate. In 1994 we consumed 149 pounds of sugar in our foods and beverages per year. As recently as 1999 that number climbed to 158 pounds (2). Let that number settle in for a moment -- 158 pounds -- that means many of us are eating our body weight in pure sugar each year! |
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Ive noted over the years.. The more sugars a guy takes in his tea, its a sure sign of how bigger dick he is... Funny that.
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As bigger dick as somebody c+p'ing an article without quoting the source in an effort to convince people that he is not a complete waste of skin?
http://doctoroffitness.com/resources/fitness-articles/item/sugar-the-root-of-all-nutritional-evil |
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*As 'big a' dick
Just enjoying the fact that 'dick', gets past the mods  |
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Tea down from two to 1/2
Coffee two |
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You are one thick puppy Desmond, it's clear to anyone other than you if phucking c+p, god you actually rushed off to google in a heartbeat
 In 1994 we consumed Yes I must have got lost and ended up on an american forum ysdc |
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Even a thread about sugar has started to descend into a slanging match
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How ironic to think you hounded poor Bob off the forum for his supposedly inane offerings, when you don't have an original thought in your head.
Still, thanks for the update on how much sugar the Yanks consume, I'm sure that'll come in handy on a daily basis |
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but how many do you take pumphol?
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It's that your backhanded apology for making yourself look like the prat you are
Apology accepted, engage your brain next time. |
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Another half formed sentence of pure gobbledegook. You're right, it was perfectly clear that the two well written paragraphs you offered were c+p, I merely googled the source.
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Not your day today is it Desmond, or yesterday, or the day before
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Au contraire (look it up), a pleasant diversion.
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I would dig out the head in hands man but something is telling me you're not quite worth the effort
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Aaah ha ha ha! Thinly veiled "I don't have the head in hands man, but I really wish I did".
If you had it, you'd use it, exactly your M.O.. |
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HH Sultan Vinegar 03 Sep 14 15:43
but how many do you take pumphol? Specsavers HH  |
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You seem a little flustered Desmond.
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None in tea or coffee but I do watch the Apprentice
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oh yeah
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none in tea, 1 and a half in coffee. Drink ca. 6 coffees per year
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Pure, white and deadly, the crack cocaine of food.
Don't need it at all. Stopped having it 30 years ago and now I cannot drink anything with sugar in as the taste is awful. |
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That explains your flatulence, ersey
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None in my coffee. I don't drink tea as it's obviously a woman's drink.
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I suppose at your age you need something a bit stronger to keep you more alert
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You don't like it or just wont drink it because its a drink for women ?
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I just don't like it. the woman part was a joke carried over from another thread.
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No problem, time for a cuppa
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Tea
years ago - 2 up to a few months ago - 1 now - half. Coffee I don't drink it. |
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Half a sugar in very strong tea, I don't drink coffee or any other hot drink.
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Quite often I'll take a hot orange rather than coffee.
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I gave up on using sugar in tea about 40 years ago,followed by using it in coffee a few months later.
Nowadays,I think that I'd be sick if I had to drink a cup of tea with 2 teaspoons full of sugar in it.Similarly,a can of non-diet cola. |
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I take a fifth of a sugar, impossible to get a fifth of a sugar when you ask cafe's etc for it so I now carry my own sugar and spoon around with me
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