If I had my way, I'd be eating nothing but junk food.
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Johnson remained in the place until yesterday, eating nothing except crackers and pickles.
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I am annoyed and still stressed, so I end up eating nothing for lunch.
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Eating nothing but red meat could have some negative health consequences in the long run.
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A teenager went blind after eating nothing but fries, white bread, chips, and processed meats,
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Things like traveling to New York, and eating nothing but ramen for three days straight.
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Rogan that he'd been eating nothing but beef, salt, and water for two months at
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In July, I flew to Bangkok for a week of eating nothing but street food.
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Others champion an essentially no-carb diet that requires eating nothing but meat, aka the carnivore diet.
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A GQ writer detailed eating nothing but Halo Top for 21 days ( "not recommended," according to Bouton).
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It's like eating nothing but burgers and then going to Asian fusion and being asked what you want.
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Instead, she spent five long weeks eating nothing but the cheese that was leftover from her husband's funeral.
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Each day they weighed her and, despite eating nothing at all, she was gaining, rather than losing, weight.
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I don't usually mean this as a compliment, but it's so insubstantial, it's like eating nothing at all.
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I'm putting away slices like they're saltines, and part of me wishes I'd spent the day eating nothing but oven pizzas.
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On April 240, after eating nothing for six days, Mr. Wiesel was among those liberated by the United States Third Army.
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Halo Top's big break came in 2016, when GQ wrote an article about eating nothing but Halo Top for 10 days.
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He said that eating nothing but steak, and some eggs and fish, gave him more energy and helped him lose weight.
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At one point he had Dwight Freeney, the great N.F.L. pass rusher, eating nothing but pinto beans and beef during the playoffs.
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The almost ascetic simplicity of classical kaiseki can be a cultural barrier; diners here "might feel like they're eating nothing," he says.
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And then there are the failed diets she reels off: eating nothing but meat, nothing but raw vegetables, nothing but fruit, nothing but juice.
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The peanut notes are taste-accurate, even if they still smell like the puke of a guy who's been eating nothing but puke all day.
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The boy went blind after eating nothing but highly processed snacks for years, according to a case study published Monday in Annals of Internal Medicine.
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In the years prior, she kept trying to get back to the weight she was during the four months when she was eating nothing but crackers.
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If you thought you were going to start off 2017 eating nothing but raw vegetables in order to recover from all those rich holiday foods, think again.
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But the whole idea of eating nothing but raw rabbit is extremely cursed and something I'm sure many people wanted to forget about when they left theaters.
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"The great Siberian Coal Diet" A woman loses a record amount of diet by eating nothing but charcoal, and is rewarded with a lifetime supply of coal.
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Reset The day after Turkey Day, there's no need to try to overcompensate by eating "nothing but spinach," or partaking in other drastic crash diets, Linn says.
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People responded by crafting wild, alternative futures for "ladies" to aspire to, which included everything from being married to Stuart Little to eating nothing but wine and cheese.
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"I always felt I was doing the right thing: the government implies we should all be eating less, and I was eating nothing, so I was beyond reproach."
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A 17-year-old UK resident went blind after eating nothing but french fries, chips, white bread, processed ham, and sausage since elementary school, a medical case study reported.
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The story kind of straw-mans the Hebrew slaves, but it's also a joke for present-day Jews: Slavery sucked, but it's nothing compared to eating nothing but matzah.
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The only things that felt good were lying in beds and baths, eating nothing but sugar, and going on long bike rides, pumping my fury out through the pedals.
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Anyone brave enough to check their bagged salad should look to make sure it's Fresh Express' Organic Marketside Spring Mix before overreacting and eating nothing but Soylent (wait, on second thought...).
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And an 18-year-old boy from Gloucester, England, was declared blind after eating nothing but fries, chips, and chocolate since he was two years old, according to the Daily Mail.
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Because, if he's going to insist on eating nothing but garbage, he might as well educate himself on what it's doing to his body and, God forbid, lose a little weight in the process.
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A more rounded diet may be healthier, but it's more fun to imagine Mariah Carey eating nothing but salmon and capers every single day in her insane apartment, which, incidentally, has salmon-colored walls.
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I spent the weekend eating nothing but tofu and zucchini with my sugar camped at three or four times normal, and had to cry on the phone to get a Monday appointment with an endocrinologist.
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Read more: A teenager went blind after eating nothing but fries, white bread, chips, and processed meatsTo treat the man, doctors gave him various antibiotics and antifungal medications, plus a medication to prevent him from getting herpes.
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He's maybe more hopeful, but he is also drunk and has been eating nothing but pan-fried pork dumplings for like, 36 consecutive days (honestly, it would've been healthier for me to have just taken up hard drugs).
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Mr. Spurlock, 47, was propelled to fame by his 2004 documentary assault on fast food, "Super Size Me," in which he probed the effects on his health — including gaining 25 pounds — while eating nothing but McDonald's food for a month.
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It's from Station to Station, Bowie's LA album, recorded in a dark, cocaine-fueled blur, when he was living in "a state of psychic terror," surrounded by the occult, eating nothing but red peppers and milk, and in constant fear of Jimmy Page.
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He never mentioned any specific diet to me, he just told me to eat well — adding that when I started chemotherapy, I could expect my taste buds to change and that eating ice cream and macaroni and cheese would be better than eating nothing.
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Read more:A man needed his right eye removed after a deadly drug-resistant fungal infection blinded itA teenager went blind after eating nothing but fries, white bread, chips, and processed meatsInstagram influencers are promoting blue light glasses that are supposed to minimize eye strain, but the science behind them is overhyped
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In six month's time you'll have shaved your head and will be really into Oi bands and unironically watching old episodes of Top Gear, back when Tiff Needell and Quentin Wilson ruled the roost, eating nothing but tinned breakfasts', but for now, you're the shiniest star getting on the overground at Hoxton.
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Read more:A 9-year-old vegan challenged Trump to give up animal products for 30 days and &aposmake America healthy again&aposThe science behind Adele&aposs &apossirtfood&apos diet and 24 other bizarre celebrity weight-loss plansA 25-year-old may go blind after eating nothing but pizza, pasta, fries, and chicken nuggets for 22 years
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I still have the food peg in my stomach but in the past few weeks I have gone from eating nothing by mouth for fear of aspiration (and a reoccurrence of the double lung pneumonia that kept me in the ICU for two weeks), to being able to have small amounts of water, to nectar thick liquid, and now finally purees!
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Monsieur Lagerfeld, he said, ordered around a hundred and fifty made-to-measure garments a year: nightshirts, kimonos, the white button-downs with collars like neck braces that had been his signature look since he lost ninety-two pounds over the course of a year by drinking protein shakes and eating nothing after 8 P.M. "He also ordered sleeveless ones, for painting," Zubrzycki said.
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For starters, eating nothing but animal protein that's high in saturated fat while ignoring vegetables and carbohydrates is not wise, Linda Van Horn, chief of nutrition in the department of preventive medicine at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, tells CNBC Make It. Research suggests that eating two servings of red or processed meat a week is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and death.
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In order to ride one horse for the Prince of Wales, he went eight days eating nothing but apples and "was not injured by it". He died aged 62.
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Pan MacMillan. p. 193. Howard Hughes had strange eating habits. He sometimes would spend weeks eating nothing but canned soup and at other times only steak sandwiches.The Bizzarre Billionaire.
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Ian Argus Stuart survived eating nothing but seagull eggs and squid. Mr Stuart went to Hunga Tonga with the help of the Spanish explorer Alvaro Cerezo, who provides castaway experiences to remote desert islands around the planet.
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Matthew 4:3 If he had abstained from water he would have obviously craved water first and foremost. Dr. Ward states that the Black Fast, Hebrew Fast, and the Absolute Fast are synonymous terms. The former Arthur Wallis coined the term "Absolute Fast" in 1968 in his book "God's Chosen Fast." Wallis, Arthur, God's Chosen Fast, Christian Literature Crusade A Normal Fast or "Complete Fast" consists of eating nothing but drinking pure water.
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Sijan avoided and escaped capture for nearly six weeks while crawling through jungles eating nothing but various plants and bugs before he was captured. Even after being captured and going through harsh torture, Sijan escaped once again, only to again be captured. Sijan died two weeks later in a prisoner jail in Hanoi. He was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor and a dormitory at his alma mater, the United States Air Force Academy, is named in his honor.
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In Korea, it is called ssuk (쑥) or tarae ssuk (타래쑥) which is deeply related to Dangun Sinhwa (단군신화), legend of Gojoseon, the first Korean kingdom. To ancient people in Korea, ssuk was one of the food that was believed to have medicinal or religious value. In the foundation myth of Gojoseon in 2333 BCE, eating nothing but 20 cloves of garlic and a bundle of ssuk for 100 days let a bear be transformed into a woman.
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Satie described he meant Socrate to be white, and mentions to his friends that for achieving that whiteness, he gets himself into the right mood by eating nothing other than "white" foods. He wants Socrate to be transparent, lucid, and unimpassioned – not so surprising as counter-reaction to the turmoil that came over him for writing an offensive postcard. He also appreciated the fragile humanity of the ancient Greek philosophers to which he was devoting his music.
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15 days: July 20 - August 3, 1970. In this first expedition of the Plankton program,Plankton I, Boat Dju II Papazov set out to determine whether zoo-plankton can provide sufficient nutrition to survive on in extreme conditions. On board Dju II (a conventional dinghy), he spent 15 days alone off the coast of Sozopol in the Bay of Burgas in the Black Sea, eating nothing but plankton. Despite some weight loss, it was determined that plankton can potentially sustain humans in distress.
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She fasted all year, living on bread, salt, and water, often eating nothing for two or three days, and would fast for many weeks at a time during Lent. She lived a life of self-isolation, leaving her cell only to visit the churches of the martyrs, and often without being seen by others, and rarely by her own sister. According to historian Claude Fieury, Asella never spoke to any man. As hagiographer Agnes Dunbar stated, "She worked with her hands and sang psalms".
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Chapter Four: Prince Zingle, the oldest Prince, is upset because the King will not let him milk the Ice-Cream Cow. Urged by the Purple Dragon, Zingle pushes his father down a large hole so he will become the King. The Monarch escapes from the hole and punishes Zingle by abandoning him on the Fruit Cake Island on the Rootbeer River, an island made of fruit cake. After a while, Prince Zingle gets such a furious stomachache from eating nothing but fruit cake that he repents.
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While rehearsing the character, Gilroy mentioned how he saw Lou as a coyote, a nocturnal predator who is driven by its never ending hunger. Gyllenhaal took this comment literally, and lost nearly thirty pounds by eating nothing but kale salads and chewing gum, and running fifteen miles every day. Although some of the crew disagreed with this decision, Gilroy was supportive of the weight loss; Gyllenhaal was respectful and did not alter the script, so Gilroy wanted to reciprocate this generosity. Riz Ahmed was one of seventy-five actors to audition for the role of Rick.
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Moreover, the abbey enriched itself spiritually, especially with the growing sanctity of Saint Alpaïs, who lived as a hermit at nearby Cudot. Miraculously cured of a skin ailment, she lived the final thirty years of her line in a total fast, eating nothing but the host every day. This miracle attracted large crowds, while the archbishop, skeptical, put Alpaïs under constant surveillance to prove the truth of her fasting. Over the years the monks of les Écharlis wrote numerous lives of Alpaïs, of which seven survived to the twentieth century.Régnier, "Histoire de l’abbaye des Écharlis," 240.
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In the foundation myth of the ancient Korean kingdom of Gojoseon, eating nothing but 20 cloves of garlic and a bundle of Korean mugwort for 100 days let a bear be transformed into a woman. In celebration of Nowruz (Persian calendar New Year), garlic is one of the essential items in a Haft-sin ("seven things beginning with 'S'") table, a traditional New Year's display: the name for garlic in Persian is سیر (seer), which begins with "س" (sin, pronounced "seen") the Perso-Arabic letter corresponding to "S". In Islam, it is recommended not to eat raw garlic prior to going to the mosque. This is based on several hadith.
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"Seems he (Yankovsky) is absolutely certain that we write to each other all the time, that you follow all my advice... I think he is a little bit jealous, perhaps, he thinks I'm in love with you." wrote Dostoevsky to Alexandra Ivanovna in a letter. Aleksey Pleshcheyev, a writer who also knew details about the conflict between the doctor and his wife, supposed that Stepan Dmitrievich was the one responsible for the family conflict. "I reckon, it is torturously boring to live with Yanovsky — to listen for the same phrases the whole life — as if somebody received a life sentence of eating nothing but a strawberry jam!" They divorced in 1863.
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Many crewmen from poor families, who had to send money back home, often tried to save money by eating nothing but rice. In 1883 Takaki learned of a very high incidence of beriberi among cadets on a training mission from Japan to Hawaii, via New Zealand and South America that lasted for 9 months. On board, 169 men out of 376 developed the disease and 25 died. Takaki made a petition to Emperor Meiji to fund an experiment with an improved diet for the seamen that included more meat, milk, bread and vegetables. He succeeded, and in 1884, another mission took the same route, but this time only sixteen beriberi cases among 333 seamen were reported.
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Stefansson is also a figure of considerable interest in dietary circles, especially those with an interest in a very low-carbohydrate diet. Stefansson documented the fact that the Inuit diet was then consisted about 90% meat and fish. Inuit would often go 6 to 9 months a year eating nothing but meat and fish, which might now be perceived to be a 'zero carb' / no- carbohydrate diet. (The diet technically contains a very low amount of carbohydates, as the fresh fish that the Inuit ate would have had a small amount of glycogen.) He found that he and his fellow explorers of European, Black, and South Sea Islands descent were also perfectly healthy on such a diet.
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Parappa, having won a 100 years' supply of instant noodle products, has grown sick of eating nothing but noodles for every meal every single day. When Parappa complains about being served noodles by his crush, Sunny Funny, he becomes shocked when she calls him a baby, causing him to question his own maturity. When Parappa and his friend P.J. Berri go to eat at Beard Burger instead, they learn that a mysterious phenomenon is turning all the food in town into noodles. As Parappa and Sunny's respective fathers, Papa Parappa and General Potter, try to develop an invention that can stop the "noodelization", they inadvertently shrink themselves and everyone else in the process.
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Marge then asks Homer seductively how much more leave time he has, but Homer chuckles that his paid vacation ended last week, and they just have to wait for the call from Human Resources. Meanwhile, a new smartphone-scanning policy at Springfield Elementary brings Nelson's lunch- money shakedown to a new level and leads Bart to plan revenge. When he watches Declan Desmond's muckraking documentary Do You Want LIES With That? about the Krusty Burger's shady dealings and unethical food practices, he realizes eating nothing but Krusty's fast food will be quite bad for Nelson, and gives the bully a free coupon book that leads to Nelson becoming horrifically fat and unhealthy.
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Though eating off the beach could provide a fairly healthy and varied diet, eating nothing but "beach food" is considered contemptible among the Tlingit, and a sign of poverty. Shamans and their families were required to abstain from all food gathered from the beach, and men might avoid eating beach food before battles or strenuous activities in the belief that it would weaken them spiritually and perhaps physically as well. Thus for both spiritual reasons as well as to add some variety to the diet, the Tlingit harvest many other resources for food besides what they easily find outside their front doors. No other food resource receives as much emphasis as salmon; however, seal and game are both close seconds.
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Though eating off the beach could provide a fairly healthy and varied diet, eating nothing but "beach food" is considered contemptible among the Tlingit and a sign of poverty. Indeed, shamans and their families were required to abstain from all food gathered from the beach, and men might avoid eating beach food before battles or strenuous activities in the belief that it would weaken them spiritually and perhaps physically as well. Thus for both spiritual reasons as well as to add some variety to the diet, the Tlingit harvest many other resources for food besides those they easily find outside their front doors. No other food resource receives as much emphasis as salmon; however, seal and game are both close seconds.
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Sapperton, Gloucestershire The legend of Saint Kenelm is included in a medieval collection of saints' lives in Middle English known as the South English Legendary, compiled during the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. It tells a similar story to the one in the twelfth-century manuscript at Winchcombe Abbey, with the following addition: after the murder and secret burial of Saint Kenelm in the Clent Hills, a cow came and miraculously sat at Kenelm's grave, eating nothing all day and returning each night with her udders full. Quendryda had forbidden her murdered brother's name ever to be spoken, and as the memory of him faded, God caused this cow to sit there so that his memory would not disappear entirely. Everybody in the district grew to learn of this cow's strange behaviour.
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While the imperial scholar Li Tao mildly spoke against the two Su chancellors for their capricious actions, he soon became an ally of Su Fengji's, such that they referred to each other as uncle and nephew. At Su Fengji's recommendations, Liu made Li, as well as Dou Zhengu, chancellors as well, joining the Sus, in fall 947, as he was set to join the generals Gao Xingzhou and Murong Yanchao (Liu's half-brother) against the rebellious general Du Chongwei. At that time, Su Fengji received the title of Zuo Pushe () and was put in charge of editing the imperial history. He was said to favor luxurious living in his clothes and food, eating nothing but delicacies at his house and refusing to eat the meals served at the office of the chancellors.
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Horrified, Applegate begs him not to, vowing never to smoke pot again. Even so, Foley leaves the house to get his things from his van and the family locks him out, finally reconciling and admitting to how much they love each other. A later performance (February 19, 1994) features Foley in prison attempting to motivate troubled teens in a scared straight program; he was imprisoned for three to five years for non-payment of alimony (consistent with him being “thrice divorced”). Before entering the sketch, Foley is introduced by his cellmate Deshawn Powers (Martin Lawrence) as “just finished a week in solitary, eating nothing but coffee beans.” Foley attempts to scare the juvenile delinquents by commenting in a slightly different manner that he “wished to dear God, that he was living in a van down by the river!” The sketch followed the usual Foley routine with him falling through the prison wall instead of a coffee table, which eventually led to his and the other inmates' escape.
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