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What's an hombre eat for lunch
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Oct 2, 2025, 11:55 AM
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after a 7+ mile run on a mountain?
Bowl.
Grilled chicken spanish rice black beans maters hot seezy onion
Whadda ya'll having?
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Tiger Titan [45008]
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ho made chicken salad on a croissant
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Oct 2, 2025, 11:59 AM
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from a leftover whole bird I made on the egg last wknd.
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Point of clarification...
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:50 PM
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Does that mean you're the ho, or did you mean that you cooked the bird and then a ho made the sandwich with the leftovers for you?
WHICH HO MADE THE SANDWICH???
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Tiger Titan [45008]
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OtisLady made the chicken salad***
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Oct 2, 2025, 1:54 PM
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Re: What's an hombre eat for lunch
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Oct 2, 2025, 11:59 AM
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Texas Polish Sausage Kolache.
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How does hombre have time on a Thursday to run 7 miles
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:00 PM
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before lunch?
I think I have some leftover taco stuff in the fridge. Is it cool to eat guac after 2 days even if brown?
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Tiger Titan [45008]
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ICE got his ###
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:01 PM
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he got no job no more
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Take a guess***
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Tiger Titan [50840]
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Hungry man TV dinner. Salisbury steak, mashed taters, green beans?***
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Not even close
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:09 PM
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Went to the Pizza Joint last night, so leftover devito sandwich. Basically flatbread (pizza dough) sandwich with pepperoni, ham, banana peppers, and cheese. Left off the lettuce and tomato cause re-heated lettuce and tomato is grosser than a c>ockmeat sandwich.
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Tiger Titan [50840]
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Not ghana lie, that looks horribler than a tv dinner***
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:11 PM
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Yeah, it's pretty average
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:18 PM
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It's not terrible, but prob will not get again
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Re: Not even close
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:57 PM
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Tiger Titan [45008]
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cockmeat sandwich?***
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:03 PM
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Re: cockmeat sandwich?***
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bluevein hoagie.***
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:12 PM
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7 mile mountain run
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:06 PM
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Screenshot your fitness app and prove it!
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Sure thing
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Tiger Titan [50840]
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You din't believe me didya?***
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:10 PM
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I realize the difference here is mountains/elevation,
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:14 PM
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but I walk sub-15 minute miles. Barely, but still...sub-15. Like 14:58 or 14:49.
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Tiger Titan [50840]
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Same. There is a massive difference though between
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:24 PM
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moving freely on a paved flat surface with no impediments vs unpaved elevated surfaces that are chock full of rocks, roots, downed trees, small streams to transverse, etc. In fact NOTHING can be run straight, lots of side to side movement when picking where to place your foot....every single step. There is also quite the cumulative effect over several miles of that.
Some of the uphill is so steep the pace drops to like barely being able to continue moving forward with every step. I'll run all the down hill, everything flat, and all of what I would consider gradual uphill. The steepshit gets walked.
It's also quite the mental grind when you literally can't look at ANYTHING other than staying laser focused on your next 2 steps. One mental blip and gravity (which I'm convinced pulls way harder up there) will suck you straight into said rocks and roots. Ask me how I know. I've taken I think 5 good spills up there this year so far.
2nd run after 5 weeks off due to an achilles situation, so still a bit off from levels I was at back in August.
The end.
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Tiger Titan [50840]
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And for perspective (and I know you know this)
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:27 PM
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1000 ft of elevation gain is like 100 stories on a building. It straightfucks your legs up, and you really don't get much relief nor pace gained coming back down....gotta be slow and methodical due to heavy legs and a half inch of laziness results in a real solid wad up into rocks and roots and that's no bueno.
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Trail running is absolutely the most fun I ever have. No music, no people, just
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Oct 2, 2025, 3:25 PM
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you versus your endurance and seeing trees and rocks and squirrels and meth heads and bears and as much water as you can bring with you.
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Yep and bringing water can be a yuge problem
Oct 2, 2025, 3:44 PM
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during certain parts of the year.
STORY TIME:
Ran 15.5 up there back in July. Had a 1000ml nalgene of water. Ok let's back up. I drank a fair amount of tequila the night before, didn't sleep but maybe 6 hours, then drank a bunch of coffee before running.
Recipe for dehydration right? CORRECT. Perfect recipe.
Ok so start off behind the proverbial 8 ball with hydration. Get to going with my nalgene. And I am F'ing hurting for water. Total conservation mode until run out. Wasn't able to get water until mile 12.5.
In between I kept having to weewee. Like several times. Each time it burned and came out orange because dehydrated.
Finish up and sweatergod drank like 1.5 gallons of water and nearly a GD gallon of gatorlyte.
Then I get to weeweeing like a whole bunch more, because all that liquid. STILL BURNS LIKE A MF.
Then.....at the end of me weewee sesh, DROPS OF BLOOD ENTER THE CHAT ERRRRR TOILET. I'm like DAFUCK?
Continues to burn and blood drops at the end for like 10 days. Got so freaked out I went and got full panel STD tests because like ### else could it be. All clean. Burning stopped. Blood no mas.
Turns out after internetting it seems like what had happened was bladder trauma from empty bladder and 15.5 miles of running. Working theory is that it's normal for a tiny bit of blood to be in the bottom of your bladder but you don't ever actually empty it far enough to get to it so like you don't even know that. Seems as if mine was so empty it got to that point.
Did not enjoy, do not wreckormend. The end. I hope you enjoyed my story and have a great day today.
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I thought we were talking roads in the mountains.
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:32 PM
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Offroad, unpaved trails are a whole different ballgame. I used to race harescrambles (and a few enduros) on those trails in middle school and HS, so I know the mentality and consistent focus it takes to stay upright.
My old ass is fine with flat pavement these days.
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I don't mind a good 45 or 90 minute walk on pavement
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:51 PM
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in my hood. Do it probably 3x per week.
With running...I don't like running. At all. Lemme start there. Running on pavement around the hood is something I just can't/won't do. It's boring and I hate it so much it doesn't happen.
On the mountain is different. I think the mental engagement required is a challenge that keeps me going and allows me to run. In fact, although I don't love it I certainly don't mind it enough to go 2-3x per week.
LOVE LOVE LOVE the way I feel afterwards though.
It's a weird thing and 100% mental, but it is what it is.
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Keep up that effort level and you can be a position coach at Clemson.***
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He may have a strong heart but is it a 5 star heart?***
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Said over announcements cafeteria has a turkey bacon melt today.
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:08 PM
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I think I’m gonna try that w some fries.
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Re: Said over announcements cafeteria has a turkey bacon melt today.
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They still do Spaghetti & Cinnamon Roll day??? That was always my favorite
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No spaghetti.
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:14 PM
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They do have a meatball sub that’s pretty good and a penne casserole that looks good but I’ve never tried.
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I may go get a cheese steak today.
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:14 PM
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I should eat the last bit of that roast beef, but I just don't wanna.
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Thats what he said..:
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Red beans and rice didn't miss her. Or me.***
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Beef and shells and cheddar (hamburger helper),
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a spinach salad con feta y. chickpeas, two uncrustables (raspberry very good). A large gatorade. Cranked some hog too.
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Leftover
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Oct 2, 2025, 12:58 PM
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Pork fried rice
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Had a Reuben at Keegan's. Since it feels like Fall is really here.***
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Re: What's an hombre eat for lunch
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What was temp, humidity and elevation delta...needed to truly understand caloric demand.
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It was like 67 degrees. No idea on humidity but not humid at all.
Oct 2, 2025, 3:49 PM
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Elevation gain was 1059ft. Finished where I started, so I assume another 1059 of elevation lost? So 2118? Was that elevation delta? IDK.
Hope this helps with understanding caloric demand, whatever that is.
Ran on empty tummy other than 2 cups of black coffee because that's how I roll.
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a oughta know mexico city is 7349'******
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Leftover Mcalisters baked potato bar from Tuesday's office lunch
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Oct 2, 2025, 1:17 PM
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tater, turkey, ham, cheese, sour cream and butter.
Does anyone remember a place around Anderson circa 1995-1996 that served a build your own baked potato casserole type thing. Basically, they had a pre-chopped baked potato in a tray, and they added whatever meats and toppings you wanted. I worked at the Bosch plant after Clemson classes around that time, and we would occasionally get meals from that restaurant. Always thought that would be a great food truck idea...
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Leftover Tikka and Channa Masala over a little jasmine rice***
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Hombrecita had a lil homemade mediterranean salad situation
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Mixed greens grilled chicken chickpeas tomatoes cukes feta lemon tahini dressing
Delish
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I'd keel over
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From all that health. You'd have to bring me some bacon and a cig stat
Sounds really good though
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Hombre food.******
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BLT
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wit fresh maters from the little garden
slaps
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I forgot my lunch so I ate pizza rolls***
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