Can I just say this,..Pizza and,..

CherryCake

Lysette wrote: »

I love the thin italian pizza, not fond of american pizza at all.

Tea is my around-all-day beverage - I drink mostly earl grey - but often in the indian way, cold, with cream, shaken. At least during summer time. But when it is very hot outside, I do not eat a lot and mainly fresh fruits and salads. So this somewhat compensates for the cream in the tea. I am not sensitive to caffein, I can drink tea at all times and fall asleep in seconds if I want to sleep. But it does not help me with not being sleepy either - I am just not sensitive to normal dosis of caffein.

I love them both, but I think I prefer the fluffy one because I didnt have it since a long time!
The teas I like the most are the black ones with vanilla, and green tea with honey , but my most favorite has to be indian chai, although I drink it very rarely when I go out mostly.

I have high blood pressure and my mitral heart valve has trouble closing and opening properly, and a lot of anxiety so maybe thats why my body reacts a bit bad even to cappuccino, I start shaking a lot, so I have to balance it a bit! But in the matters of sleep, its the same for me, I can drink a coffee right now and fall asleep in 5 minutes xD.

Lysette

Switzerland is beautiful and they have a variety of very good food - especially in the french spoken area and in the southern parts like Kanton Wallis - I love the dry meat there a lot - even south africa has the best I have ever eaten - called Biltong here, made from all kind of meat, especially biltong made from local wildlife is awesome.

Waffennacht

I live in Colorado so replace pizza with another word that starts with a p...

...

Now pizza! *cough cough*

CherryCake

Volkodav wrote: »

Awe,..now it's ME who's jealous.Switzerland is beyond beautiful. When I was in Germany I wanted to head over there,but the person I was traveling with wouldnt drive us there.She has the rental car,so I was stuck,darn it.

It is indeed an amazing country! The nature is absolutely beautiful and there are so many little villages that are perfect to get away and relax . Austria is very similar and the Bavarian part of Germany as well I think!
If you want to visit Switzerland make sure you do around october, the prices can sometimes be cut by half by staying at a chalet, or hotel since there arent that many people going on holidays at that time!

CherryCake

I didnt visit the french part of Switzerland yet and my diet consists mainly of vegetarian dishes but I agree especially Swiss cheese... fondue, gruyere, raclette... Its 3 in the morning and I am getting hungry xD

Lysette

SerenaAnastasia wrote: »

Volkodav wrote: »

Awe,..now it's ME who's jealous.Switzerland is beyond beautiful. When I was in Germany I wanted to head over there,but the person I was traveling with wouldnt drive us there.She has the rental car,so I was stuck,darn it.

It is indeed an amazing country! The nature is absolutely beautiful and there are so many little villages that are perfect to get away and relax . Austria is very similar and the Bavarian part of Germany as well I think!
If you want to visit Switzerland make sure you do around october, the prices can sometimes be cut by half by staying at a chalet, or hotel since there arent that many people going on holidays at that time!

The area called Berchtesgadener Land - that is where AH had his eagle's nest home - is what looks a bit like switzerland in Bavaria. Take a look



I tended to go from the lake level up the mountains on hiking tours there - no roads, no people, nothing, just nature - with an emergency radio, to pick me up in the case of an emergency - hiking alone in about 2300-3000m height for a couple of days - just me and nature - wonderful.

Forestd16b14_ESO

Nestor wrote: »

You know it has to be posted.....

#FairyboyThread

Lysette

SerenaAnastasia wrote: »

I didnt visit the french part of Switzerland yet and my diet consists mainly of vegetarian dishes but I agree especially Swiss cheese... fondue, gruyere, raclette... Its 3 in the morning and I am getting hungry xD

hmmmm, raclette - a gaming community, where I was part of, met from time to time with a swiss friend in switzerland, to play some board games together and have some fun outside of the online game. Part of it was always as well a raclette and a cheese fondue - I loved that one especially, cherry brandy, wine and 3 kind of swiss cheese in that fondue - delicious. And raclette in these swiss cheese grills - half a wheel is put into it, with the cut side up - and it is melted from above and then the molten cheese is carefully removed from the wheel - the smell alone is already satisfying but eating it is a dream.

Edit: this is such a swiss cheese grill

Storm_knight22

MMMM Friday I ordered an extra large meat lovers pizza with extra cheese and chicken added and washed it down with three cans of monster energy! I'm one of those lucky *** who can eat just about anything and not gain weight!

GlaceonGuy

Cadbury wrote: »

Volkodav wrote: »

Lysette wrote: »

Well the reason why I am saying this at all is, there are people who died after playing sessions - not moving for a long time, eating fatty stuff and when they got up, their system did not cope with all the stress and they died. Gaming and living unhealthy is not mixing very well.

If they died just by playing sessions,they werent at all healthy to begin with and had no business eating Pizza anyway.They'd have to have been sitting for 24 hours or something without even moving to just die.Bathroom breaks would scotch that. I have never heard,in any place on the net of anyone dying after a play session! Wow.

Playing Devil's Advocate, a quick glance at Google pulls up quite a few stories of Korean gamers who die after playing days non-stop.

Yeah, like that one guy who played Diablo for nearly 3 days straight. Although, he died because he didn't eat...

CherryCake

@Lysette wow that part looks absolutely amazing!!! I am in love with lakes surrounded by hills or mountains . I intend doing a lot of hiking this summer, I just cant wait Last summer it was overly hot, even for Switzerland and unfortunately I feel fainty when its so hot .

And oh wow I never used that grill Normally it is just a little hot stone plate, where you put raclette slices with a spatula, but I am very sure in the grill that you showed it must taste better!

Lysette

SerenaAnastasia wrote: »

@Lysette wow that part looks absolutely amazing!!! I am in love with lakes surrounded by hills or mountains . I intend doing a lot of hiking this summer, I just cant wait Last summer it was overly hot, even for Switzerland and unfortunately I feel fainty when its so hot .

And oh wow I never used that grill Normally it is just a little hot stone plate, where you put raclette slices with a spatula, but I am very sure in the grill that you showed it must taste better!

Not really better, but it is a lot faster when you are several people in a group - as you can see, both halves of the cheese wheel can be put into it and while one is melting the other can be served, Pretty clever way of doing it. There are tons of different grills like this - even for 2 persons, where you put in a quarter wheel - cheese is dropping on the plate then - the grill looks a lot like the Letter A.

The lake in the picture is Königssee - king's lake. King Ludwig II had a summer villa in Berchtesgaden, which is the nearest town to that lake. His summer villa is a hotel nowadays with quite civil prices even. Villa is a bit of an understatement though, it looks more like a proper state house.

When you go hiking in summer in the mountains, do not forget that weather can be nasty when you are high up - it can fall from plus 20 degree C down to minus degrees within an hour. So take good shoes, which would as well be good on ice - and I carry an ice pick with me, because even in summer there can be ice rain which covers all of the rocks in an icy layer. So care for that you have something warm with you and something to protect yourself against chicken egg sized hail, those are rare but they can be quite dangerous for a hiking person. Nature is beautiful but it can be dangerous as well, especially when you go abroad where nobody else is. Otherwise, if well prepared, have fun - there are enough small lodges or huts in the mountains, which you can use overnight. High up in the mountains nights get extremely cold, especially when it was a clear sunny day, so if there is no heating in that hut, care for getting the fireplace going, it will be cold at night.

CaptainBeerDude

Volkodav wrote: »

And DO NOT EAT PIZZA ALL DAY AND REMAIN IMMOVABLE.

But how else will I survive WB spam if I haz no immovable?

failkiwib16_ESO

I normally don't desire chips at all, untill I hate my first bite then I continue to eat untill the bag is empty. I still don't like the taste of chips that much ..it's the crunchyness I really like. Salted roasted nuts however, I drool just thinking about them and if I ever get a bag ...I continue to eat till the bag is empty Q.Q
- during hot summer weather I do this with salads, tomatoes, lemon slices, watermelon etc.

Pizza and most other food I have decent control over myself with, I mean if I want to eat more then I eat more. I don't automatically reach for it with my hands and stuff my mouth, like I do with nuts lol

<< the above is both for when I game and don't game.

Lysette

failkiwib16_ESO wrote: »

I normally don't desire chips at all, untill I hate my first bite then I continue to eat untill the bag is empty. I still don't like the taste of chips that much ..it's the crunchyness I really like. Salted roasted nuts however, I drool just thinking about them and if I ever get a bag ...I continue to eat till the bag is empty Q.Q
- during hot summer weather I do this with salads, tomatoes, lemon slices, watermelon etc.

Pizza and most other food I have decent control over myself with, I mean if I want to eat more then I eat more. I don't automatically reach for it with my hands and stuff my mouth, like I do with nuts lol

<< the above is both for when I game and don't game.

oh yes, macadamia nuts, cashew - too additive that stuff.

Volkodav

Waffennacht wrote: »

I live in Colorado so replace pizza with another word that starts with a p...

...

Now pizza! *cough cough*

Colorado is a very beautiful place too!

Lysette

Volkodav wrote: »

Waffennacht wrote: »

I live in Colorado so replace pizza with another word that starts with a p...

...

Now pizza! *cough cough*

Colorado is a very beautiful place too!

now combing Colorado with the issue of this thread gets this

Volkodav

Lysette wrote: »

SerenaAnastasia wrote: »

Volkodav wrote: »

Awe,..now it's ME who's jealous.Switzerland is beyond beautiful. When I was in Germany I wanted to head over there,but the person I was traveling with wouldnt drive us there.She has the rental car,so I was stuck,darn it.

It is indeed an amazing country! The nature is absolutely beautiful and there are so many little villages that are perfect to get away and relax . Austria is very similar and the Bavarian part of Germany as well I think!
If you want to visit Switzerland make sure you do around october, the prices can sometimes be cut by half by staying at a chalet, or hotel since there arent that many people going on holidays at that time!

The area called Berchtesgadener Land - that is where AH had his eagle's nest home - is what looks a bit like switzerland in Bavaria. Take a look



I tended to go from the lake level up the mountains on hiking tours there - no roads, no people, nothing, just nature - with an emergency radio, to pick me up in the case of an emergency - hiking alone in about 2300-3000m height for a couple of days - just me and nature - wonderful.

I've been to the remains of the Berghof.It sits on the Obersalzberg.There's only parts of it left now.We had to walk up there,(nearly killed me D)and there is a Hotel too.Something Türken.Cant recall it's name.

Morozov

Nestor wrote: »

You know it has to be posted.....

you are so gonna develop carpel tunnel with a setup like this, need to angle it the other way...

Volkodav

Lysette wrote: »

SerenaAnastasia wrote: »

I didnt visit the french part of Switzerland yet and my diet consists mainly of vegetarian dishes but I agree especially Swiss cheese... fondue, gruyere, raclette... Its 3 in the morning and I am getting hungry xD

hmmmm, raclette - a gaming community, where I was part of, met from time to time with a swiss friend in switzerland, to play some board games together and have some fun outside of the online game. Part of it was always as well a raclette and a cheese fondue - I loved that one especially, cherry brandy, wine and 3 kind of swiss cheese in that fondue - delicious. And raclette in these swiss cheese grills - half a wheel is put into it, with the cut side up - and it is melted from above and then the molten cheese is carefully removed from the wheel - the smell alone is already satisfying but eating it is a dream.

Edit: this is such a swiss cheese grill

You're just killing me here! I love cheese!!!

Lysette

Volkodav wrote: »

Lysette wrote: »

SerenaAnastasia wrote: »

Volkodav wrote: »

Awe,..now it's ME who's jealous.Switzerland is beyond beautiful. When I was in Germany I wanted to head over there,but the person I was traveling with wouldnt drive us there.She has the rental car,so I was stuck,darn it.

It is indeed an amazing country! The nature is absolutely beautiful and there are so many little villages that are perfect to get away and relax . Austria is very similar and the Bavarian part of Germany as well I think!
If you want to visit Switzerland make sure you do around october, the prices can sometimes be cut by half by staying at a chalet, or hotel since there arent that many people going on holidays at that time!

The area called Berchtesgadener Land - that is where AH had his eagle's nest home - is what looks a bit like switzerland in Bavaria. Take a look



I tended to go from the lake level up the mountains on hiking tours there - no roads, no people, nothing, just nature - with an emergency radio, to pick me up in the case of an emergency - hiking alone in about 2300-3000m height for a couple of days - just me and nature - wonderful.

I've been to the remains of the Berghof.It sits on the Obersalzberg.There's only parts of it left now.We had to walk up there,(nearly killed me D)and there is a Hotel too.Something Türken.Cant recall it's name.

You could have used AH's golden elevator which leads directly up into the Berghof as well. No walking required.

Volkodav

GlaceonGuy wrote: »

Cadbury wrote: »

Volkodav wrote: »

Lysette wrote: »

Well the reason why I am saying this at all is, there are people who died after playing sessions - not moving for a long time, eating fatty stuff and when they got up, their system did not cope with all the stress and they died. Gaming and living unhealthy is not mixing very well.

If they died just by playing sessions,they werent at all healthy to begin with and had no business eating Pizza anyway.They'd have to have been sitting for 24 hours or something without even moving to just die.Bathroom breaks would scotch that. I have never heard,in any place on the net of anyone dying after a play session! Wow.

Playing Devil's Advocate, a quick glance at Google pulls up quite a few stories of Korean gamers who die after playing days non-stop.

Yeah, like that one guy who played Diablo for nearly 3 days straight. Although, he died because he didn't eat...

Strange,that one.I went two weeks without food once and didnt die,or even get sick.I DID get all hyper though.And I kept seeing and hearing things too.Like shadows that werent there,or footsteps.
I was on a food strike,you see.

Lysette

Volkodav wrote: »

GlaceonGuy wrote: »

Cadbury wrote: »

Volkodav wrote: »

Lysette wrote: »

Well the reason why I am saying this at all is, there are people who died after playing sessions - not moving for a long time, eating fatty stuff and when they got up, their system did not cope with all the stress and they died. Gaming and living unhealthy is not mixing very well.

If they died just by playing sessions,they werent at all healthy to begin with and had no business eating Pizza anyway.They'd have to have been sitting for 24 hours or something without even moving to just die.Bathroom breaks would scotch that. I have never heard,in any place on the net of anyone dying after a play session! Wow.

Playing Devil's Advocate, a quick glance at Google pulls up quite a few stories of Korean gamers who die after playing days non-stop.

Yeah, like that one guy who played Diablo for nearly 3 days straight. Although, he died because he didn't eat...

Strange,that one.I went two weeks without food once and didnt die,or even get sick.I DID get all hyper though.And I kept seeing and hearing things too.Like shadows that werent there,or footsteps.
I was on a food strike,you see.

It is more that they do not move for a longer time and play competitive games - the body cannot distinguish between real stress and stress caused by pvp in a game - a longer gaming session like this combined with not moving much can put that much stress on the body that it simply refused to work properly anymore.

Volkodav

SerenaAnastasia wrote: »

@Lysette wow that part looks absolutely amazing!!! I am in love with lakes surrounded by hills or mountains . I intend doing a lot of hiking this summer, I just cant wait Last summer it was overly hot, even for Switzerland and unfortunately I feel fainty when its so hot .

And oh wow I never used that grill Normally it is just a little hot stone plate, where you put raclette slices with a spatula, but I am very sure in the grill that you showed it must taste better!

We have mountains with beautiful lakes here in Arizona too.They just look a bit different.

http://www.zacktravel.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/lake_powell_arizona_2.jpg


http://imgur.com/oVB4Li3

(I still cant get a photo to work!To see amazing Arizona take a look!)

failkiwib16_ESO

Lysette wrote: »

failkiwib16_ESO wrote: »

I normally don't desire chips at all, untill I hate my first bite then I continue to eat untill the bag is empty. I still don't like the taste of chips that much ..it's the crunchyness I really like. Salted roasted nuts however, I drool just thinking about them and if I ever get a bag ...I continue to eat till the bag is empty Q.Q
- during hot summer weather I do this with salads, tomatoes, lemon slices, watermelon etc.

Pizza and most other food I have decent control over myself with, I mean if I want to eat more then I eat more. I don't automatically reach for it with my hands and stuff my mouth, like I do with nuts lol

<< the above is both for when I game and don't game.

oh yes, macadamia nuts, cashew - too additive that stuff.

I'm addicted to all kinds of nuts and seeds. Macadamia is a relatively new trend where I live though, so regular stores don't sell them. Here it's mainly roasted&salted: cashew, peanuts (with and without the red thin skin), pistachio.
Raw: hazelnuts, almonds, walnuts, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds.

I live in Denmark, and I have to travel to Sweden to buy fresh pistachio and almonds. They seem to have a much bigger selection of fruits, vegtables and nuts in regular stores. It's easier than looking for places sells them in Denmark

Lysette

Volkodav wrote: »

SerenaAnastasia wrote: »

@Lysette wow that part looks absolutely amazing!!! I am in love with lakes surrounded by hills or mountains . I intend doing a lot of hiking this summer, I just cant wait Last summer it was overly hot, even for Switzerland and unfortunately I feel fainty when its so hot .

And oh wow I never used that grill Normally it is just a little hot stone plate, where you put raclette slices with a spatula, but I am very sure in the grill that you showed it must taste better!

The US has for certain some very nice areas - I loved the north-west and west though, Washington State, Oregon, Montana, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, Nevada - well I like semi-deserts and mountains - and when both is combined I am happy, like in south africa - I even have 2 oceans nearby - cannot be better. Not to talk about the beauty of the kalahari desert and the white-sand dune desert of the Namib in the neighboring countries Namibia and Botswana.

vamp_emily

I often wonder if gamers live a long or short life. It seems to stimulate the brain which I think could be good, but I know in the last year I have had more energy drinks than in my entire life.

ESO Challenge:

Drink a gallon of milk really fast and hold it down for an hour while playing ESO PvP. The only rule to this challenge is you can not take your hands off the keyboard after you drank the gallon of milk.

Post vids or it did not happen

Duiwel

Best Pizza topping is Pineapple!

Also Pizza & chill

Lysette

failkiwib16_ESO wrote: »

Lysette wrote: »

failkiwib16_ESO wrote: »

I normally don't desire chips at all, untill I hate my first bite then I continue to eat untill the bag is empty. I still don't like the taste of chips that much ..it's the crunchyness I really like. Salted roasted nuts however, I drool just thinking about them and if I ever get a bag ...I continue to eat till the bag is empty Q.Q
- during hot summer weather I do this with salads, tomatoes, lemon slices, watermelon etc.

Pizza and most other food I have decent control over myself with, I mean if I want to eat more then I eat more. I don't automatically reach for it with my hands and stuff my mouth, like I do with nuts lol

<< the above is both for when I game and don't game.

oh yes, macadamia nuts, cashew - too additive that stuff.

I'm addicted to all kinds of nuts and seeds. Macadamia is a relatively new trend where I live though, so regular stores don't sell them. Here it's mainly roasted&salted: cashew, peanuts (with and without the red thin skin), pistachio.
Raw: hazelnuts, almonds, walnuts, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds.

I live in Denmark, and I have to travel to Sweden to buy fresh pistachio and almonds. They seem to have a much bigger selection of fruits, vegtables and nuts in regular stores. It's easier than looking for places sells them in Denmark

There are so many different kind of pistachio - those from greek and turkey differ a whole lot from those in other mediterranean countries. I get a bag of turkish ones from a friend every year, he has a plantage, I send him a bag or pecan nuts in return, which grows near Kimberly - in a pivot-irrigated patch of fertile soil in the middle of what is otherwise a desert, near Hartswater, north-west of Kimberly - you remember Kimberly, Volkodav?

Edit: Macadamia are relatively smooth and rather fatty, but they can be easily put into the mixer and mixed into an iced milk shake, tastes marvelous.

Volkodav

CaptainBeerDude wrote: »

Volkodav wrote: »

And DO NOT EAT PIZZA ALL DAY AND REMAIN IMMOVABLE.

But how else will I survive WB spam if I haz no immovable?

True!True!