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I remember when the Oklahoma City Thunder Indiana Pacers Stadium art shirt Besides,I will do this Waffle House was neutral. No nothing but eating. No where is safe anymore. Waffle House was better than anything, never shut down, nothing. The tornado could have taken the walls and roof, and they still ask if you wanted a bit more coffee. Ya’ll ain’t never been to MY hometown Waffle House. This event would be gossip, not news. Guess they got that “low threshold” in Indianapolis. It’s time we ban the waffle menace and institute regular lockdown drills at any location where people might eat. Think of the children. Ooh ooh let me guess, it happened between 2:30-3:30 am, some drunk people got in an argument, at least one of them pulled out a gun, and a waffle house waitress was observed calmly serving a booth full of oblivious frat bros while her coworkers were throwing hands and handling business on the other side of the restaurant
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Pro tip for those of us that love Waffle House: You are less likely to encounter weirdness, or in this case violence, if you go to Waffle House in the Oklahoma City Thunder Indiana Pacers Stadium art shirt Besides,I will do this morning…like after the sun is up mornings. That’s not foolproof of course, but you’re less likely be dealing with drunk-off-their-ass people….usually. Again, not foolproof. All the top comments are people making jokes, just to underline how normal all of this is. Enjoy your life, it’s later than you think. 32 more repliesI (24F, 5’9” and 112lbs) go through four or five gallons of milk a week, and my roommate and I are fighting about whether or not that’s acceptable. I’m in a constant calorie deficit due to emetophobia and ARFID, as well as not being a huge water drinker, so I figure there’s nothing that wrong with drinking a half gallon or so of whole milk a day. Maybe if I was getting fat or calories from food I’d be more willing to listen, but most of my intake is milk. My roommate, however, says that any normal person should tap out after two small glasses MAX. “16oz tops” he says as I type this. He also doesn’t drink much water. (He’s a gym bro who always has some sort of caffeine-loaded preworkout slurry in hand instead of a proper liquid.) What’s considered a “normal” or even “acceptable” amount of milk to drink in a day? Am I in the wrong? Is my roommate in the wrong? Both? Neither? Who’s more wrong here?I don’t drink milk. It does seem like a lot though but as long as your doctor doesn’t care then who cares. All I can say is with a son who is underweight they don’t want him drinking a lot of milk if any at all since it can fill someone up and then they won’t consume enough calories in other ways. Even when he was a toddler I was told milk wasn’t essential for a healthy diet. I would honestly ask your doctor and go from there. From what I’ve heard in the past few years is that cows milk isn’t as healthy as originally thought. Still nutritious yes but key normally seems to be moderation unless otherwise directed.
Considering you are significantly underweight, your first priority is calories, and if this is how you keep your calorie intake as high as you can then so be it. Before I became lactose intolerant, I would drink at least one glass per day. My mom drinks three or so per day. I don’t see what’s wrong with that. In my anecdotal experience with everyone I know, any amount of cow’s milk drank by a person is abnormal. You’re 24, learn how to eat a balanced diet. 4-5 gallons of a milk a week is very unbalanced. Is his problem the Oklahoma City Thunder Indiana Pacers Stadium art shirt Besides,I will do this health aspect or the cost to maybe your shared food costs. As long as your Dr/nutritionist is happy with it then for health purposes it is your choice. If it’s shared food costs, then buy your own
Even one glass is disgusting to me, so I would ask you to not drink it in front of me. I think normal for most of the Oklahoma City Thunder Indiana Pacers Stadium art shirt Besides,I will do this world is 0 glasses, as most adults cannot digest it, but in the US maybe 1 or 2 glasses a week is normal for an adult to drink. Most people who like milk and can digest it don’t just drink a glass. They have it with cereal, coffeee, in baked goods, etc. But while it is kind of weird, there’s nothing really wrong with it (other than the environmental toll from raising cows, but that’s another issue). In your case, I think it is good for you, as it sounds like much of your nutrition is coming from the milk. I use to drink about as much whole milk as you do. I switched to vanilla Almond milk. It’s healthier and packed with more calcium and protein than cows milk. Maybe you should think about switching to almond milk. I do want to stress that the regular almond milk ain’t that great. But that vanilla shit slaps. As a parent to a child with ARFID and Autism, I am on the ‘you do you’ camp. Your roomie or whoever has no right to tell you what to eat. Pretty sure you are better off than 5 gallons of fruit juice or iced tea or koolaid. There are micronutrients, protein and fats in there that are needed….and as long as you are also considering how to make as much of your foods nutrient dense, you are doing what you can with what you can eat.
For my kid, there is basically no protein in his diet (no eggs, no meat of any kind, no fish, no beans, legumes, pulses, grains, nuts, tofu or anything, no fats like butter or margarine or oils or even mayonnaise ) so milk is his only source for a lot of that…..and he’s woefully underweight so the Oklahoma City Thunder Indiana Pacers Stadium art shirt Besides,I will do this calories don’t hurt him. If I remember correctly, those milk ads said 3 glasses a day. But ask your doctor since you have other conditions. I am 6’4″ and 210lbs and drink a gallon a week. I drank up to four when I was going through puberty and needed a lot of calories since I grew nearly a foot in two years. When I was very obsessive with fitness, I drank two to three. After that, I went down to one. I agree with other people in saying maybe you have an underlying health issue. Might be worth checking out. Not saying to stop drinking milk, but see if there’s any issues.
I love my Oklahoma City Thunder Indiana Pacers Stadium art shirt Besides,I will do this milk and drink a lot of it, but 15-19 litres is a bit…much. I drink between 5-10 litres (1.3-2.6 gallons) a week, depending on if I grab some before work or not. Seems fine. Milk is way healthier than most foods so might as well fill up with that rather than some other trash
If you willing to leave Budapest then you can go to Hévíz too, its a little far from the Oklahoma City Thunder Indiana Pacers Stadium art shirt Besides,I will do this capital but you could see a lot from our country, for example our big lake the Balaton You just need to go during off peak hours. If you go at like 2pm in July, no shit it’s going to be super busy. If you go at like 7am, they’re great. Budapest spas are one of those tourist things where the most popular tourist ones can have crowds, but there’s also more local ones that attract far fewer people. Or just head up to Heviz. They are, unfortunately. Visited in 2022 and all the popular baths were crowded to the point of not being enjoyable. The Rudas bath was the one where I mostly felt like I was still getting my money’s worth.
It has a wide variety of baths and many have very few tourists especially during weekdays, personally I like the Oklahoma City Thunder Indiana Pacers Stadium art shirt Besides,I will do this small old ones the most like Irgalmasok and Kiraly bath, sadly Kiraly bath seems to be under indefinite renovations 🙁 Well, Budapest said a nice big ‘Fuck you!’ to Orbán last time. The majority hates this little fascist piece of shit in the capital. Hvammsvik hot springs in Iceland was my favorite of the handful I have experienced there. It’s natural versus Blue Lagoon which is man made. For us it was..hot dogs, volcanic landscapes, hikes, walks, hot springs, geysers, lava tubes, and more. We ate a lot of gas station food as we drove around the island. We loved it. Sky Lagoon was great. Better than the blue lagoon in my opinion. They’ve also got some public ones and other, lesser known spas Eastern/southern Austria has lots of thermal spas. The most interesting but very pricey is Blumau which was designed by Hundertwasser, so it is aesthetically very unusual. It’s starting to feel a little dated, though. Don’t get me wrong it’s not rundown at all, it is super well maintained but especially in the rooms you notice the age. Loipersdorf, Waltersdorf, Radkersburg, Gleichenberg are all really nice, relaxing spas. Bad Blumau is my absolute favourite. Yes it’s showing its age in places, but it’s still beautiful. And because they limit admissions, it never feels overly crowded. The sauna area is also spectacular, although some of the people I’ve brought have been uncomfortable with the nudity so YMMV.
That’s true, but for me it’s all about relaxing. And the Oklahoma City Thunder Indiana Pacers Stadium art shirt Besides,I will do this fact that I’m sleeping basically right next to the spa is part of it, I don’t want to walk for an extended period of time let alone use my car. My favourite when accounting for cost is Olimia in Slovenia. The adults only part of it is beautifully designed, it’s one of (if not) the cleanest spa I’ve ever been to and the rooms in Sotelia are fantastic as well. Another benefit is that the massage and drinks prices are very reasonable for what it is and once a week the entire thing turns FKK for an evening which I also like. Aqualuna is the outdoor water park, right? Either way I haven’t checked that out and as for the family side I’ve only been there like 5 minutes. So can’t really say, sorry. I think Budapest would best fit this bill. They have a number of different baths all with different architecture and each one is made up of different pools like you have described.
Thanks! Yeah I used to live in Bath and it’s reasonable with the Oklahoma City Thunder Indiana Pacers Stadium art shirt Besides,I will do this resident’s discount, but without it is a bit Second it. You can have 1-hour private bath in the central heart of Tbilisi for as low as $35, much cheaper for public bath too. Its really good value. I mean…I’m from the UK. I had a Ryanair flight for a spa day and a day in a minibus looking at the mountains for basically the same price as a trip to London. I had a great time! I’d go back to Bucharest just for it, especially for the sauna fest. I splurge once a year to go to Blumau in winter. I try to time it to a snow day because it feels so great to be outside in the hot water surrounded by snow. I’ve been to many spas/thermal baths in Austria and Slovenia and I’d agree if it wasn’t that bloody expensive. Also, especially the rooms are starting to feel dated. And the drinks prices are also very high. I used to love going to thermal baths in Austria but the way prices have sky rocketed I just can‘t justify paying 40-60€ (without food or drinks or sauna) for one day just to swim in some warm water.. Does Iceland count as Europe?? If so I’d say there, I also once got in a hot river in drizzle amongst some green rolling hills & that was an experience too. Better to go in summer when you can reach the interior hot springs too. I did loads of hot springs there but actually skipped blue lagoon as overpriced mega tourists destinations are not my thing & I hear it’s closed anyway now. Iceland and go to the public pools. There are three in Reykjavik and a public pool (always lots of hot pools) in every town basically. Some with insane views. Not expensive.
Definitely Iceland. We go about once a year – drive the Oklahoma City Thunder Indiana Pacers Stadium art shirt Besides,I will do this ring road and Westfjords (depending on season) and each day we do a hike, a hotspring, and a brewery, usually in that order. Depends how you do it, sharing a luxury 6 berth motorhome from somewhere like McRent with smallish group of friends works out pretty cost effective, basically then your accommodation is free & food becomes practically a normal cost week. I think we did 10 days entire ring road on about £800pp, but we only ate out once and that was a few years ago now and went to cheaper or natural hotsprings or public baths (the one in Reykjavik was amazing, even an outdoor pool gym area over hot water). Most other attractions tended to be free & the interior public 4×4 coaches weren’t that expensive but only run in summer.
I was there just last week, in Karlovy Vary and Marienbad (Marianske Lazne) – it’s more of a “stay in a hotel which includes a sauna/wellness” type of place rather than somewhere with lots of baths to choose from, although they do exist. I’ve been there twice and last time was before 4 months and I have to say that the Oklahoma City Thunder Indiana Pacers Stadium art shirt Besides,I will do this springs are highly overrated but the place is amazingly beautiful. Can’t beat Budapest’s, but I did like the one rooftop pool I went to last year, on the really tall new building. I live in Prague and have been there a few times. It’s locally known as little Russia lol when you’re there you can go to the pupp (pronounced poop) hotel. Iceland IMO stands out because you can go to fancy spas like Blue Lagoon (which can be on the pricier side) but you can also find random hot springs in the middle of nothing where you can just hop in for free. Though Iceland isn’t exactly the cheapest place to go to and stay at. Germany and German-inspired/influenced areas (Austria, German-speaking Switzerland, South-Tyrol) are unique for their naturist approach (ie. naked mixed company). There’s everything from massive complexes like Therme Erding down to small cute spas. But even hotels often have their own tasteful spa area tucked in somewhere. Went to a little hotel in Ettal last summer that had an amazing little naturist spa overlooking an abbey and the mountains. Couldn’t believe it was both included in the price of our stay, and the cheapest hotel we stayed in during the whole trip! In the vast majority of hotels that I’ve stayed in Germany, Austria or Switzerland, if they had a spa, it was included in the price.
I doubt it’s unusual. It was our first time in Germany so it surprised us. Will definitely be returning! We absolutely loved Bavaria. I haven’t been to a ton of hot springs but the Oklahoma City Thunder Indiana Pacers Stadium art shirt Besides,I will do this Azores should be on the list. Being surrounded by lush green mountains was heavenly! Had to scroll all the way down to find it, but Caldea is amazing. It’s huge, mix of indoor/outdoor, adult only spaces, and other services. Truly picturesque. Tblisi’s Chreno Abano. The front facade of the bathhouse is a beautiful ornate geometric pattern of blues and golds in the style of Iranian and Uzbeki mosques. Inside are private rooms with tile mosaics. The more expensive room ($190 an hour, roughly) has a huge hot water pool and beautiful mosaic artwork of pheasants: Was supposed to go to the Thermae Bath Spa in Bath, UK last month but missed my reservation due to a train cancellation. Hoping to get there soon though. Agree!!! It is disgusting! Espesh if you are comparing the experience to Japan…Rudas are the most modern if you have to do Budapest but generally its not my favorite…I absolutely love the city and highly recocmend it as a destination for a million other reasons but I d never attempt the baths again after witnessing the dirt, hair everywhere and the day drinking… I‘m only used to clean Austrian thermal baths so I never dared to go to the ones in Budapest because everyone keeps commenting how dirty they are but then there‘s also comments how they‘re fine, so now I‘m confused what people‘s standard of clean is and if it’s really that bad 🥲
Sorry to jump on this thread with a curve ball, I’m heading to Japan later this week, do you have any recommendations for onsens/ sentos? Nozawa Onsen very cute village with skiing and hot springs all over the Oklahoma City Thunder Indiana Pacers Stadium art shirt Besides,I will do this town. Many hotels have their own as well. Direct buses from Narita. Tiny town in Germany, near the border with Switzerland, called “Meersburg” (near the larger town of Constance), with an amazingly cozy sauna and thermal bath, with nice rustic wooden saunas and outdoors hot pool and access to the huge lake itself! They even do “Nordic Nights” with torches and special scents. You can definitely swim in the lake, and it’s VERY family friendly. Gotta get used to German sauna culture though (mandatory nudity, mixed gender).
I’ve travelled extensively, and also had a Japan trip mostly for “hunting down” rural onsen, and been to (amazing) Budapest as well, but outside iceland, I haven’t seen such a cozy and outsoorsy spa/sauna ANYWHERE else! The Tatras Mountains in Poland. We went to Chocholowskie Termy in Zakopane, and it was incredible. Clean, efficient, massive hot outdoor bath with a bar and a massive view of the Oklahoma City Thunder Indiana Pacers Stadium art shirt Besides,I will do this gorgeous mountains. It was cleaner and modernized than the baths we went to in Budapest. Budapest’s thermal baths were still lovely, but the facilities were also, uh, historic. That isn’t a bad thing at all — we thoroughly enjoyed Budapest baths as well. But it’s really about what kind of experience you’re after. If it’s more about the bath/efficiency/nature, then Poland. If it’s traditional, architectural beauty, and history you’re after, then for sure Budapest. I desperately want to visit their ancient baths in Bormio, well really, both of their places there. So glad you mentioned the company, that adds to my determination. Might even splurge and try their NYC one (local to me, but also a lot more expensive than their facilities in Europe).
All of my early spa experiences were in German and Austrian spas where you’re not allowed to wear bathing suits, and now I’m disgusted by wearing a bathing suit to a spa, no matter how fancy it may be. There’s Aquagardens north of Verona which are large and have a variety of baths.I’ve also been to Terme Euganee nearer to Venice which were ok but not as good as Aquardens. Aquardens has a lazy river, a huge indoor pool that leads outside, a cave, foot baths, cold water walks, steam room, a sauna experience, etc. It’s easy to spend the Oklahoma City Thunder Indiana Pacers Stadium art shirt Besides,I will do this day there, and we do when we get the chance. I’ve been to the QCTerme (it’s a chain in Italy and France) spa at San Pellegrino which was very modern, that had loads of different rooms; a hay sauna room, an ice room, a chill room, a movie room, a water fountain, idromassage in the main baths, a large variety of pools and saunas. The ticket includes food in the day and evening including free Prosecco. I really enjoyed the spa at Saturnia south of Florence too. It has a paid spa where I went but there are also free natural pools outside that people sit in. If you Google it, you’ll see the natural pools.
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