abacab1967
Joined Fri 08/01/08
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| Mon 08/25/08 07:02 PM |
an entire box of tuna helper by yourself? Even if you do it over a couple of hours?
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symbelmyne
Joined Mon 01/14/08
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| Mon 08/25/08 07:03 PM |
depends on how many cans of tuna you used....
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taboo365
Joined Thu 08/23/07
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| Mon 08/25/08 07:03 PM |
not if you live alone
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Juan_motime
Joined Sun 08/24/08
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| Mon 08/25/08 07:03 PM |
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roll another one; have another box
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Spidercmb
Joined Fri 04/27/07
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| Mon 08/25/08 07:04 PM |
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an entire box of tuna helper by yourself? Even if you do it over a couple of hours?
Did you cook it first?
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w_kacy
Joined Tue 01/08/08
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| Mon 08/25/08 07:04 PM |
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tuna is good for you!
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MisKim323
Joined Sat 06/28/08
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| Mon 08/25/08 07:06 PM |
Good for you, non fattening and two hour span is good.
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LouLou2
Joined Sun 04/13/08
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| Mon 08/25/08 07:07 PM |
Wow... ...I just have to congratulate you on your fortitude. Don't think I could look at another box of Anything-Helper .
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Crockett
Joined Sat 01/13/07
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| Mon 08/25/08 07:08 PM |
Personally, I would not have ate the box
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BeautifulMommaOf3
Joined Sat 08/09/08
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| Mon 08/25/08 07:10 PM |
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Personally, I would not have ate the box
extra fiber
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longhairbiker
Joined Tue 09/04/07
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| Mon 08/25/08 07:11 PM |
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Anything in excess is not good for you. Alcohol, drugs, sex, butter, coffee, masterbating, huffing paint, phalshing gerbils, and tuna helper. Moderation is the key. I really don't want to see surgeon generals warning labels on tuna helper boxes. Please restrain yourself from making this happen.
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abacab1967
Joined Fri 08/01/08
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| Mon 08/25/08 07:13 PM |
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Wow...  ...I just have to congratulate you on your fortitude. Don't think I could look at another box of Anything-Helper  .
Just me, no one else around. If I put in in the fridge I will just throw it out 3 days later. No sense cooking anything special just for myself. Not sure I know how to cook for 1, after cooking for 5 for so long.
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longhairbiker
Joined Tue 09/04/07
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| Mon 08/25/08 07:16 PM |
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But you know they have these eating competitions- guy eats 36 hotdogs in two minutes. If they ever have a tuna helper competition- I know who to call. My moneys on you!
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LouLou2
Joined Sun 04/13/08
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| Tue 08/26/08 01:53 AM |
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Just me, no one else around. If I put in in the fridge I will just throw it out 3 days later. No sense cooking anything special just for myself. Not sure I know how to cook for 1, after cooking for 5 for so long.
I know what you mean. I've wasted so much food since I've been on my own. You are solving it by eating it all at one sitting...I have been solving it by not cooking. Neither is very healthy, is it? Maybe there is a learning curve...this business of feeding one, and it just takes time to learn how to cook for 1.
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playwithmeoooolala
Joined Fri 08/15/08
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| Tue 08/26/08 01:54 AM |
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you should eat fruits and veggies lol
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Goofball73
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michiganman3
Joined Mon 10/29/07
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| Tue 08/26/08 04:10 AM |
Tuna=cat food
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whispertoascream
Joined Fri 11/17/06
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| Tue 08/26/08 04:20 AM |
You know after reading this thread i want tuna helper now damn it! GRRRR
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tigerman1956
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beachbum069
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| Tue 08/26/08 04:39 AM |
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My son can eat a whole thing of hamburger helper.
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