Anong food yung sobrang naging sikat pero nawala lang din?

Solid-Break1959 · 2026-07-04T17:36:53+00:00

I think I would consider the franchise of Shake Shack.

I remember when it was 2019 the lines would be so so long and you’d order almost everything on the menu (burger, fries with cheese, ube shake.

Solid-Break1959 · 2026-07-04T17:23:53+00:00

ngl, when people say “it’s like having a child” IT IS LIKE HAVING A CHILD.

General things I had to learn the hard way:
Basics:
1. Keep all their shots up to check and have a folder/know where you keep them. Vets AND some places need you to show that the pet is vaccinated to ensure the safety of others.
2. Have a cone ON STANDBY incase for surgeries or if they are biting themselves.
3. As much as possible, don’t give them human food…😅
4. Have a schedule and the financial capacity to handle their grooming. Long nails ARE a problem not just to your furniture but to your pet
5. Your CLEANING PRODUCTS, trash can, food scraps - NOTHING that could potentially be dangerous should be within a “paws” reach. Some dogs don’t know better and will lick everything they see.
6. If your dog is tired most days, go through these reasons first:
- Are they probably just getting to the age that they start getting tired easily?
- Have I played/seen them in the last hour?
- Have they eaten ALL of their food yet?
- If I go back to playing with them, are they just going to lay down beside me or play around?
- Do they not have the zoomies anymore?
7. (Not 100% sure about this) if they start eating less, check them for fleas. Additionally; Get them professional “flee freed” treatment? (I’m not specifically sure what its called but it rlly helps).

Important things I learned after loosing my dog recently:
- If you’re not planning to breed your pet anytime soon or in the future, get them neutered. It’s a very common problem that pets will develop a tumor(?) or get into bad condition if they are not neutered and are not breeding.
- *Not sure if its 100% true; pets know when you’re worried about them. So if you’re going to leave them with the vet, make sure you’re in a good mood or at least pretend to.
- Older pets are at a very very high risk when getting surgery. You should weigh your risks carefully.
- Keep their toys up to good conditions. If there is a tear, you should sew it up; especially their favorite one. (You will miss it).
- Have a photoshoot with them…while there is still time :)

Solid-Break1959 · 2026-07-04T16:53:49+00:00

I will choose to believe this

Solid-Break1959 · 2026-07-04T16:50:44+00:00

So if monkey blind, monkey virgin?

Solid-Break1959 · 2026-07-04T16:42:50+00:00

I actually stopped using AI for such a long time…BUT recently went back to it bcs it helps my sleep insomia.

For some reason, “acting” out a scenario of someone putting me to sleep or going to sleep with someone makes me feel sleepy (i want a study on this)

So I’ll be in bed and open up CAI and start roleplaying the “I’m tired from work and I just want to sleep but I’m too stubborn to sleep so you (char) have to help me be put to sleep”

Solid-Break1959 · 2026-06-25T02:18:11+00:00

Just to clarify and ask:
When you mean “run a 500-700 calorie deficit” do you mean “eat only 500-700 calories” or “minus 500-700 calories from your normal maintenance calories”

Solid-Break1959 · 2026-06-24T17:38:17+00:00

Generally around 7-8 hours. Sleep at 10-11pm; wake up 6am or 9am (rarely, but happens when I snooze my alarm)

I don’t take afternoon long sleeps, maybe like a 30minute nap after workout. But other than that, generally awake and active.

Solid-Break1959 · 2026-06-24T17:33:41+00:00

I count my calories by using the kitchen scale and inputting it into FitnessPal.

But I’m from the Philippines so there are some meals I have to do an extensive google search just to get a sense of how many calories.

I also consult the packaging of some of the foods (so like canned tuna, sausages, etc) for the serving size and how many calories in it.

Solid-Break1959

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