ICE CREAMS and calorie is a calorie and Haha Apenis - all three threads merged.

[chaos]

i just want sperm in the morning, is it too much to ask?

[Disgusted]

I`m sorry, I am going to have to question your source,(Where is your source for that matter???) as it is TOTALLY WAY OFF from what the United States Department of Agriculture has. 

Here is the USDA chart for this year. 44.2 lbs as I stated earlier.

http://74.125.95.132/search?q=cache:MfTEygw9wQcJ:www.ers.usda.gov/Briefing/sugar/data/table51.xls+Refined+cane+and+beet+sugar:+estimated+number+of+per+capita+calories+consumed+daily&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us

I just gave you two sources. Seriously just google it and there are tons. It's common knowledge. I bettin someone forgot to add a one in front of the 44.

[benz]

disgusted

adoni's source is way more reliable than yours, i think he won that round.

[The True Adonis]

First of all it is a well known fact that the average person eats 130 to 150 pounds of sugar per year. And I agree that no one sits down and eats a half cup of sugar "by itself". But they easily do it in the foods that they eat. Drink a couple of sodas and eat a peice of cake and you have done just that.

As Joe Biden says, "You are entitled to your own opinions, Not your Own Facts."

The USRDA, who is the authority on Nutrition and commodity consumption has the United States Sugar Consumption at 44.2 lbs per year or .1210958904 lbs per day.

http://74.125.95.132/search?q=cache:MfTEygw9wQcJ:www.ers.usda.gov/Briefing/sugar/data/table51.xls+Refined+cane+and+beet+sugar:+estimated+number+of+per+capita+calories+consumed+daily&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us

[PJim]

i just want sperm in the morning, is it too much to ask?

Somebody get this man a calorie count on a tablespoon of semen.

[Disgusted]

disgusted

adoni's source is way more reliable than yours, i think he won that round.

NOt a chance bro, I'll bet my life on this one.

[benz]

NOt a chance bro, I'll bet my life on this one.

The man supplied a valid link, unless you can prove it isnt and yours is. Can you do that?

Btw, i still want sperm in the morning, so i ask again: is it too much to ask? 

[The True Adonis]

I just gave you two sources. Seriously just google it and there are tons. It's common knowledge. I bettin someone forgot to add a one in front of the 44.

ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!

THIS is your Source:
www.healingdaily.com/detoxification-diet/sugar.htm


I love the Disclaimer at the end of this holistic healing mumbo jumbo site:
disclaimer: Throughout this website, statements are made pertaining to the properties and/or functions of food and/or nutritional products. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and these materials and products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

© 2007 by Marc Leduc

Come on Disgusted, I don`t even think Muscle-Tech would stoop that low to hawk a sugar detoxifying product.

Your source is bogus.

[wavelength]

When benz is at it, someone's in trouble.

[Disgusted]

The man supplied a valid link, unless you can prove it isnt and yours is. Can you do that?

Btw, i still want sperm in the morning, so i ask again: is it too much to ask? 

I ready gave him a link.

[The True Adonis]

I ready gave him a link.

THIS is your Source:
www.healingdaily.com/detoxification-diet/sugar.htm


I love the Disclaimer at the end of this holistic healing mumbo jumbo site:
disclaimer: Throughout this website, statements are made pertaining to the properties and/or functions of food and/or nutritional products. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and these materials and products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

© 2007 by Marc Leduc

Come on Disgusted, I don`t even think Muscle-Tech would stoop that low to hawk a sugar detoxifying product.

Your source is bogus.

[benz]

Disgusted
I think adonis just proved you wrong, How do you dare to trust your knowledge to some Marc Lehomosexual guy?

[Disgusted]

Um ADAM!? This is for cane and beet sugar bro not all forms one of which is high fructose corn syrup. 




Cane and beet sugar
    A   B   C   D   E   F   G   H   I   J   K   L   M   N   O
1   Table 51 -- Refined cane and beet sugar: estimated number of per capita calories consumed daily, by calendar year 1/                                                       
2                                                            
3        Primary   Loss from   Weight   Loss from   Weight   Loss at consumer level   Per capita   Calories       Calories   Servings
4       weight   primary to   at   retail/institutional   at       Other   consumption,   per   Serving   consumed   (teaspoons)
5   Year   (market   retail   retail   to consumer   consumer   Nonedible   (uneaten food,   adjusted   serving   weight   daily 3/   consumed
6       level) 2/   weight   level   level   level   share   spoilage, etc.)   for loss   (teaspoon)           daily 4/
7                                                           
8        lb/yr   percent   lb/yr   percent   lb/yr   percent   percent   lb/yr   oz/day   g/day   number   grams   number   teaspoons
9   1970   101.8   0.0   101.8   11.0   90.6   0.0   20.0   72.5   3.2   90.0   16.0   4.2   343   21.4
10   1971   102.1   0.0   102.1   11.0   90.9   0.0   20.0   72.7   3.2   90.4   16.0   4.2   344   21.5
11   1972   102.3   0.0   102.3   11.0   91.0   0.0   20.0   72.8   3.2   90.5   16.0   4.2   345   21.6
12   1973   100.8   0.0   100.8   11.0   89.7   0.0   20.0   71.8   3.1   89.2   16.0   4.2   340   21.2
13   1974   95.7   0.0   95.7   11.0   85.1   0.0   20.0   68.1   3.0   84.6   16.0   4.2   322   20.2
14   1975   89.2   0.0   89.2   11.0   79.4   0.0   20.0   63.5   2.8   78.9   16.0   4.2   301   18.8
15   1976   93.4   0.0   93.4   11.0   83.1   0.0   20.0   66.5   2.9   82.6   16.0   4.2   315   19.7
16   1977   94.2   0.0   94.2   11.0   83.8   0.0   20.0   67.1   2.9   83.3   16.0   4.2   318   19.8
17   1978   91.4   0.0   91.4   11.0   81.4   0.0   20.0   65.1   2.9   80.9   16.0   4.2   308   19.3
18   1979   89.3   0.0   89.3   11.0   79.5   0.0   20.0   63.6   2.8   79.0   16.0   4.2   301   18.8
19   1980   83.6   0.0   83.6   11.0   74.4   0.0   20.0   59.5   2.6   74.0   16.0   4.2   282   17.6
20   1981   79.4   0.0   79.4   11.0   70.7   0.0   20.0   56.5   2.5   70.3   16.0   4.2   268   16.7
21   1982   73.7   0.0   73.7   11.0   65.6   0.0   20.0   52.5   2.3   65.2   16.0   4.2   248   15.5
22   1983   70.3   0.0   70.3   11.0   62.6   0.0   20.0   50.1   2.2   62.2   16.0   4.2   237   14.8
23   1984   66.7   0.0   66.7   11.0   59.3   0.0   20.0   47.5   2.1   59.0   16.0   4.2   225   14.0
24   1985   62.7   0.0   62.7   11.0   55.8   0.0   20.0   44.7   2.0   55.5   16.0   4.2   211   13.2
25   1986   60.0   0.0   60.0   11.0   53.4   0.0   20.0   42.8   1.9   53.1   16.0   4.2   202   12.7
26   1987   62.4   0.0   62.4   11.0   55.5   0.0   20.0   44.4   1.9   55.2   16.0   4.2   210   13.1
27   1988   62.1   0.0   62.1   11.0   55.2   0.0   20.0   44.2   1.9   54.9   16.0   4.2   209   13.1
28   1989   62.8   0.0   62.8   11.0   55.9   0.0   20.0   44.7   2.0   55.5   16.0   4.2   212   13.2
29   1990   64.4   0.0   64.4   11.0   57.3   0.0   20.0   45.8   2.0   57.0   16.0   4.2   217   13.6
30   1991   63.6   0.0   63.6   11.0   56.6   0.0   20.0   45.3   2.0   56.3   16.0   4.2   214   13.4
31   1992   64.2   0.0   64.2   11.0   57.2   0.0   20.0   45.7   2.0   56.8   16.0   4.2   216   13.5
32   1993   63.8   0.0   63.8   11.0   56.8   0.0   20.0   45.4   2.0   56.5   16.0   4.2   215   13.4
33   1994   64.4   0.0   64.4   11.0   57.3   0.0   20.0   45.8   2.0   57.0   16.0   4.2   217   13.6
34   1995   64.9   0.0   64.9   11.0   57.8   0.0   20.0   46.2   2.0   57.4   16.0   4.2   219   13.7
35   1996   65.2   0.0   65.2   11.0   58.0   0.0   20.0   46.4   2.0   57.7   16.0   4.2   220   13.7
36   1997   64.9   0.0   64.9   11.0   57.8   0.0   20.0   46.2   2.0   57.5   16.0   4.2   219   13.7
37   1998   64.9   0.0   64.9   11.0   57.8   0.0   20.0   46.2   2.0   57.5   16.0   4.2   219   13.7
38   1999   66.3   0.0   66.3   11.0   59.0   0.0   20.0   47.2   2.1   58.7   16.0   4.2   224   14.0
39   2000   65.5   0.0   65.5   11.0   58.3   0.0   20.0   46.7   2.0   58.0   16.0   4.2   221   13.8
40   2001   64.5   0.0   64.5   11.0   57.4   0.0   20.0   45.9   2.0   57.1   16.0   4.2   217   13.6
41   2002   63.3   0.0   63.3   11.0   56.4   0.0   20.0   45.1   2.0   56.0   16.0   4.2   213   13.3
42   2003   61.0   0.0   61.0   11.0   54.3   0.0   20.0   43.5   1.9   54.0   16.0   4.2   206   12.9
43   2004   61.7   0.0   61.7   11.0   54.9   0.0   20.0   44.0   1.9   54.6   16.0   4.2   208   13.0
44     2005   63.2   0.0   63.2   11.0   56.3   0.0   20.0   45.0   2.0   55.9   16.0   4.2   213   13.3
45     2006   62.5   0.0   62.5   11.0   55.6   0.0   20.0   44.5   1.9   55.3   16.0   4.2   211   13.2
46     2007   62.1   0.0   62.1   11.0   55.3   0.0   20.0   44.2   1.9   55.0   16.0   4.2   209   13.1
47   1/ Estimated number of daily per capita calories calculated by adjusting sugar deliveries for domestic food and beverage use for food losses.                                                       
48    2/ U.S. per capita cane and beet sugar estimated deliveries for domestic food and beverage use, calendar year. See Table 50 of Sugar and Sweetener Yearbook series.                                                       
49    3/ Number of daily teaspoons multiplied by calories per serving.                                                       
50    4/ Grams per day divided by serving weight.                                                       
51    5/ Preliminary.                                                       
52    Source: Sugar and Sweeteners Team, Market and Trade Economics Division, Economic Research Service, USDA.                                                       
53    Last updated: 4/1/2008                                                       

[The True Adonis]

Um ADAM!? This is for cane and beet sugar bro not all forms one of which is high fructose corn syrup. 




Cane and beet sugar
    A   B   C   D   E   F   G   H   I   J   K   L   M   N   O
1   Table 51 -- Refined cane and beet sugar: estimated number of per capita calories consumed daily, by calendar year 1/                                                       
2                                                            
3        Primary   Loss from   Weight   Loss from   Weight   Loss at consumer level   Per capita   Calories       Calories   Servings
4       weight   primary to   at   retail/institutional   at       Other   consumption,   per   Serving   consumed   (teaspoons)
5   Year   (market   retail   retail   to consumer   consumer   Nonedible   (uneaten food,   adjusted   serving   weight   daily 3/   consumed
6       level) 2/   weight   level   level   level   share   spoilage, etc.)   for loss   (teaspoon)           daily 4/
7                                                           
8        lb/yr   percent   lb/yr   percent   lb/yr   percent   percent   lb/yr   oz/day   g/day   number   grams   number   teaspoons
9   1970   101.8   0.0   101.8   11.0   90.6   0.0   20.0   72.5   3.2   90.0   16.0   4.2   343   21.4
10   1971   102.1   0.0   102.1   11.0   90.9   0.0   20.0   72.7   3.2   90.4   16.0   4.2   344   21.5
11   1972   102.3   0.0   102.3   11.0   91.0   0.0   20.0   72.8   3.2   90.5   16.0   4.2   345   21.6
12   1973   100.8   0.0   100.8   11.0   89.7   0.0   20.0   71.8   3.1   89.2   16.0   4.2   340   21.2
13   1974   95.7   0.0   95.7   11.0   85.1   0.0   20.0   68.1   3.0   84.6   16.0   4.2   322   20.2
14   1975   89.2   0.0   89.2   11.0   79.4   0.0   20.0   63.5   2.8   78.9   16.0   4.2   301   18.8
15   1976   93.4   0.0   93.4   11.0   83.1   0.0   20.0   66.5   2.9   82.6   16.0   4.2   315   19.7
16   1977   94.2   0.0   94.2   11.0   83.8   0.0   20.0   67.1   2.9   83.3   16.0   4.2   318   19.8
17   1978   91.4   0.0   91.4   11.0   81.4   0.0   20.0   65.1   2.9   80.9   16.0   4.2   308   19.3
18   1979   89.3   0.0   89.3   11.0   79.5   0.0   20.0   63.6   2.8   79.0   16.0   4.2   301   18.8
19   1980   83.6   0.0   83.6   11.0   74.4   0.0   20.0   59.5   2.6   74.0   16.0   4.2   282   17.6
20   1981   79.4   0.0   79.4   11.0   70.7   0.0   20.0   56.5   2.5   70.3   16.0   4.2   268   16.7
21   1982   73.7   0.0   73.7   11.0   65.6   0.0   20.0   52.5   2.3   65.2   16.0   4.2   248   15.5
22   1983   70.3   0.0   70.3   11.0   62.6   0.0   20.0   50.1   2.2   62.2   16.0   4.2   237   14.8
23   1984   66.7   0.0   66.7   11.0   59.3   0.0   20.0   47.5   2.1   59.0   16.0   4.2   225   14.0
24   1985   62.7   0.0   62.7   11.0   55.8   0.0   20.0   44.7   2.0   55.5   16.0   4.2   211   13.2
25   1986   60.0   0.0   60.0   11.0   53.4   0.0   20.0   42.8   1.9   53.1   16.0   4.2   202   12.7
26   1987   62.4   0.0   62.4   11.0   55.5   0.0   20.0   44.4   1.9   55.2   16.0   4.2   210   13.1
27   1988   62.1   0.0   62.1   11.0   55.2   0.0   20.0   44.2   1.9   54.9   16.0   4.2   209   13.1
28   1989   62.8   0.0   62.8   11.0   55.9   0.0   20.0   44.7   2.0   55.5   16.0   4.2   212   13.2
29   1990   64.4   0.0   64.4   11.0   57.3   0.0   20.0   45.8   2.0   57.0   16.0   4.2   217   13.6
30   1991   63.6   0.0   63.6   11.0   56.6   0.0   20.0   45.3   2.0   56.3   16.0   4.2   214   13.4
31   1992   64.2   0.0   64.2   11.0   57.2   0.0   20.0   45.7   2.0   56.8   16.0   4.2   216   13.5
32   1993   63.8   0.0   63.8   11.0   56.8   0.0   20.0   45.4   2.0   56.5   16.0   4.2   215   13.4
33   1994   64.4   0.0   64.4   11.0   57.3   0.0   20.0   45.8   2.0   57.0   16.0   4.2   217   13.6
34   1995   64.9   0.0   64.9   11.0   57.8   0.0   20.0   46.2   2.0   57.4   16.0   4.2   219   13.7
35   1996   65.2   0.0   65.2   11.0   58.0   0.0   20.0   46.4   2.0   57.7   16.0   4.2   220   13.7
36   1997   64.9   0.0   64.9   11.0   57.8   0.0   20.0   46.2   2.0   57.5   16.0   4.2   219   13.7
37   1998   64.9   0.0   64.9   11.0   57.8   0.0   20.0   46.2   2.0   57.5   16.0   4.2   219   13.7
38   1999   66.3   0.0   66.3   11.0   59.0   0.0   20.0   47.2   2.1   58.7   16.0   4.2   224   14.0
39   2000   65.5   0.0   65.5   11.0   58.3   0.0   20.0   46.7   2.0   58.0   16.0   4.2   221   13.8
40   2001   64.5   0.0   64.5   11.0   57.4   0.0   20.0   45.9   2.0   57.1   16.0   4.2   217   13.6
41   2002   63.3   0.0   63.3   11.0   56.4   0.0   20.0   45.1   2.0   56.0   16.0   4.2   213   13.3
42   2003   61.0   0.0   61.0   11.0   54.3   0.0   20.0   43.5   1.9   54.0   16.0   4.2   206   12.9
43   2004   61.7   0.0   61.7   11.0   54.9   0.0   20.0   44.0   1.9   54.6   16.0   4.2   208   13.0
44     2005   63.2   0.0   63.2   11.0   56.3   0.0   20.0   45.0   2.0   55.9   16.0   4.2   213   13.3
45     2006   62.5   0.0   62.5   11.0   55.6   0.0   20.0   44.5   1.9   55.3   16.0   4.2   211   13.2
46     2007   62.1   0.0   62.1   11.0   55.3   0.0   20.0   44.2   1.9   55.0   16.0   4.2   209   13.1
47   1/ Estimated number of daily per capita calories calculated by adjusting sugar deliveries for domestic food and beverage use for food losses.                                                       
48    2/ U.S. per capita cane and beet sugar estimated deliveries for domestic food and beverage use, calendar year. See Table 50 of Sugar and Sweetener Yearbook series.                                                       
49    3/ Number of daily teaspoons multiplied by calories per serving.                                                       
50    4/ Grams per day divided by serving weight.                                                       
51    5/ Preliminary.                                                       
52    Source: Sugar and Sweeteners Team, Market and Trade Economics Division, Economic Research Service, USDA.                                                       
53    Last updated: 4/1/2008                                                       

Aren`t we still discussing how much table sugar/sucrose Americans are eating or have we jumped the shark and you forgot to tell us?

[benz]

fair enough, sounds like a good source.

Adonis, i think disgusted proved that your source is made by incompetents in the goverment.

[wavelength]

haha

[The True Adonis]

fair enough, sounds like a good source.

Adonis, i think disgusted proved that your source is made by incompetents in the goverment.

Damn you USRDA, How dare you spy on us citizens and measure our sucrose consumption!!!

[Disgusted]

I said the average american eats roughly 150 pounds of sugar per year QUOTE So I have just proven you wrong!! The Government is always right.  YOu now have to donate semen to Benz.


www.ers.usda.gov/publications/agoutlook/mar1997/ao238g.pdf

[benz]

I need a table about the daily consumption of sperm in the morning. please help

[wavelength]

I already did and I could not find an article that would claim adding refined sugar to a diet could lead to an energy deficit (aka weight loss). Can you provide me with any reference or link?

Bump, I really couldn't find a valid source on that one.

[haider]

Bump, I really couldn't find a valid source on that one.

maybe you're not lookig hard enough.

[The True Adonis]

I said the average american eats roughly 150 pounds of sugar per year QUOTE So I have just proven you wrong!! The Government is always right.  YOu now have to donate semen to Benz.


www.ers.usda.gov/publications/agoutlook/mar1997/ao238g.pdf

Why did you just link us to some strange newsletter from over a decade ago?     I just checked my watch, it is November 20, 2008.  Did you steal Doc Brown`s Delorean again?

[Disgusted]

Bump, I really couldn't find a valid source on that one.

Wave, this is something that I have known for years just like the average person eating 150 pounds of sugar per year, which surprises me that Adam did not know this. I sometimes take for granted that the average person may know these things too. Anyway, I read this years ago. You amy or may not find it but you should if you research enough.

[The True Adonis]

Wave, this is something that I have known for years just like the average person eating 150 pounds of sugar per year, which surprises me that Adam did not know this. I sometimes take for granted that the average person may know these things too. Anyway, I read this years ago. You amy or may not find it but you should if you research enough.

What happened to discussing table sugar also known as sucrose and the fact that Americans consume 44.2 lbs of it a year according to the USDA?

Weren`t you the one who considered eating a half cup of table sugar for breakfast or was that someone else? 

[Disgusted]

Why did you just link us to some strange newsletter from over a decade ago?     I just checked my watch, it is November 20, 2008.  Did you steal Doc Brown`s Delorean again?

So you think sugar consumption went down over the last ten years?   You really are showing your ignorance here Adam. People haven't eaten 44 pounds of sugar per year since around 1930.