I Feel Fat

A momentous event has just occurred!

VUBOQ has eaten an entire Chipotle burrito.
And, it only took 3.5 hours!!!

As some of you may know, usually when I order a Chipotle burrito, I eat half of it for lunch and then have the other half for dinner. Today, I was unusually hungry around 11, so I ate lunch earlier than normal. Then, around 2, I was hungry again. So I ate the rest of the burrito.

Maybe I should go purge now.

Comments

  1. goblinbox3:15 PM

    Eewh. Purging! Gah!

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  2. GayProf3:22 PM

    OMG -- I eat a Chipotle burrito as a Starter.

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  3. dykewife10:23 PM

    you don't want to purge. it tastes a whole lot worse with reverse paristalsis than when it passed through the first time. keep it in the tummy.

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  4. Anonymous7:15 AM

    I know that you will never come to Belfast Maine, but if you were to, you'd love Bay Wrap. They make these crazy wraps that are about the size of a guinea pig, and look about same after you bite into one too. They have vegetarian ones. I'm not sure why I felt the need to share this with you, but I'm sure you were riveted.

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  5. The Persian2:56 PM

    um aren't you like 110 pounds?

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  6. Only me6:35 AM

    Is one of those like a 6 inch sub? I never used to eat a whole one of those, it used to be a lunch/dinner thing for me, but recently I've acquired the ability to eat a whole one for lunch! I'm gonna be a hephamoose soon...

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