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I'm not the one who's spewing it across the board.

There's an old saying: It's better to look a fool than open your mouth and remove all doubt.

You have removed all doubt.

I'm done responding to you. I have no tolerance, respect, or time for rude clueless children.

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I'm not the one who's spewing it across the board.

There's an old saying: It's better to look a fool than open your mouth and remove all doubt.

You have removed all doubt.

I'm done responding to you. I have no tolerance' date=' respect, or time for rude clueless children.[/quote']

Is there any way to get her off of here. Most of the posts among everyone is very supportive. Yes people have been "blunt" but none rude and offensive as she...

I have found this page to be very helpful. Haven't been banded yet. Will be sometime the end of Oct but I hate reading the negative, rude, and offensive posts which I haven't come across (and I have read quite a few) yet until from this one individual.

Any way to remove or report these types f individuals???

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Just wanted to go back to the Nutella, lol. It is 200 calories for 2 properly measured tablespoons. And only 3 grams of Protein in that serving as well. I can't even keep that stuff in my house! It's dangerous! I want to eat it by the spoonful! What I have found that helps with my Nutella or sweet cravings in general, is PB2 powder. I like to sprinkle the chocolate PB2 on plain Greek yogurt or if I'm splurging that day I will put some on vanilla ice cream :) PB2 has way more protein and is only 45 calories for 2 tablespoons. Just had to share :)))

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DinaMarie, I have the PB2 at home as well. It's not Nutella but I guess it'll do in a pinch :)

You know what I notices today while walking by the Nutella? They have the nerve to say "made with skim milk!" on the front of it. Trying to trick us and shite.

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My thoughts exactly Wallflower! I swear I cover my eyes and walk right by it and say "don't look!" Haha! It's so addicting. I used to love putting it on bananas or strawberries...sigh, those were the days :) PB2 isn't the same but its a decent fix!

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