Brandy Cue asks Dear Blanco How long could one survive? Only eating candy. Very seasonal. Well, according to Web M.D., sweets can be a part of a healthy, lifelong eating pattern. So I guess like a lot of things on the Internet, we could totally just take that way further than intended and only eat sweets.
That's definitely what they meant. Right. In all seriousness, while a variety of factors make it difficult to pin down exactly how long you would survive, only eating candy, this would definitely be a bad idea.
One of the biggest things that you would face by only eating sweets is, well, malnutrition. But if for some reason all you had was your trick or treating bag, you would want to focus on candies that have more protein, a macro nutrient that's going to be in small supply with your new choice of snacks, things with nuts or fruits are going to be better than just straight up sugar.
For instance, a 240 calorie payday has 7 grams of protein, 13 grams of fat and 21 grams of sugar, whereas four large straws of pixie sticks, which will run you about the same amount of calories, has around 52 grams of sugar and not much else.
The more variety of macro and micro nutrients that you can get, the better. Still, it's not optimal either way. Please, guys, eat a vegetable. I know they're scary, but like literally eat any of them. And now it's time for questions about me and my world.
Quintin asks, Where's the question? Can can we get the question? Oh, there it is.
Quenton asks. Dear Blasco, have you found Rhombus yet? Is everything okay with these little monsters? Well, the situation with these glitch monsters is that they are wreaking havoc on the life noggin world and turning my friends and citizens into glitch monsters themselves.
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They're like a virus and animator has been trying to fix them one by one for the case of Ramos. I still don't know where he is, but everyone keeps saying Ramos is a glitch monster. Ramos is a glitch monster. But I just don't see how that Ramos.
You're a glitch monster. If only I read the comments. Ramos. It's me, your friend. Remember?
Look, I have a box of your perfect chicken nuggets. You want this, huh? Yeah. Yeah. You want this animator now. You can't fix this one block. He's too far gone. Who said that?
Let's just say we have a lot in common. You like pizza, bagels and random trivia? What? No. No. I'm trying to say, you know what? Never mind. Rhombus Attack.
Did I almost die? Was that what that was?
Oh, oh, cut to the question screed. This is embarrassing. We got to figure this out.
So do you have any questions that you want to know about your world and my world? Let me know in the comments section below and make sure you use the hashtag to your blackops so I can find it.
When we buy things online like pizza, bagels, statues or hats that fit triangle bobs head, we're giving shops and other data collectors access to our personal info. Security isn't the most fun topic to discuss, but you need it in order to ensure that your time spent buying.
I don't know. An ungodly amount of pudding is safe and secure. Privacy dot com is a free tool that makes it extremely easy to manage your financial life online without sharing your actual banking info. Privacy generates virtual numbers, so your real bank information is never breached with privacy, dot.coms, military encryption, security measures. You don't ever have to worry about changing your card everywhere.
If one gets hacked, each card is linked to a merchant and you get instant notifications. If an annoying hacker with no respect for your rampant pizza bagel habit tries to use the card anywhere else to support the show and keep your info safe.
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