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Eipjoo Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

But the real question is

But the real question is ‘are you sneaking on unhealthy food as dinner on top of your dinner, because you’re finding at heart to lose weight.’ Then those expeculars certainly will not help.

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) on top of your dinner because you're finding it hard to lose weight ? " The part I put in italics really doesn't make much sense, but I think that's what it says.

— Khoff

  • ) on top of your dinner because you're finding it hard to lose weight ?
  • " The part I put in italics really doesn't make much sense, but I think that's what it says.
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But the real question is, Are you snacking on unhealthy foods at dinner (?) on top of your dinner because you're finding it hard to lose weight? Then those extra kilos certainly will not help."

The part I put in italics really doesn't make much sense, but I think that's what it says.
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I agree that's what it says. He's saying you eat your dinner, then "top off" with unhealthy food. (e.g. eat a healthy dish, then follow it with a bowl of ice cream.)
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Blue Jayeat a healthy dish, then follow it with a bowl of ice cream
A mix of healthy and unhealthy. I always thought that was what they meant by a balanced diet.
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Are you sure? I thought a balanced diet was a double slice of stuffed-crust meat-lover's pizza in one hand and a beer in the other. They are both health foods though, right?
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