Comments | sm1else: Fat, dumb, and happy

sm1else

Fat, dumb, and happy

Jan 11, 2005 22:31

Just had dinner with Justin. Good to see him, I hadn't really seen him for any length of time since last year. We had dinner at the Cheesecake Factory, which was an experience akin to casual sex: A colossal disappointment that is hardly worth the effort to attain, but still satisfactory enough to seek out again ( Read more... )

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clickboo January 12 2005, 04:58:35 UTC

It's actually true. Most vodkas and other spirits do not contain carbs. It's true. Drink away! But alcohol itself needs to be burned off, so I don't think you're off the hook. But it IS better than beer.

forget all the nonesense about carbs and alcohol anonymous January 12 2005, 21:20:47 UTC

Was it the experience at Cheesecake Factory or the experience with Justin, that was like casual sex that was a colossal disappointment but worth seeking out again?

Re: forget all the nonesense about carbs and alcohol sm1else January 13 2005, 13:03:14 UTC

LOL! It was the cheesecake factory. I was going to have cheesecake for dessert, but the burger I had SUCKED, so I decided against it.

You've probably seen me, so you know that I don't count carbs. This whole "low-carb" advertising thing just gets my shorts in a wad...and when they advertise that alcohol has "no carbs" and they get away with it, that's when I start wearing the tin-foil hat.

Alcohol is a carbohydrate. It is metabolized differently than sugar and starch, but it is a carbohydrate. These kids today.

Now that you've peaked my curiosity.. jetboo January 14 2005, 12:10:57 UTC

I found this article http://www.berkeleywellness.com/html/wl/2004/wlFeatured0804.html

Re: Now that you've peaked my curiosity.. sm1else January 17 2005, 17:05:51 UTC

And the they had me until they said "alcolhol is not a carbohydrate". It is a compound of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. By definition, a carbohydrate.