gip: If you think the war and the Germans then no. Not in the sense of such complete forced starvation. In the sense that I was too lazy to stomp to the nearest place for some kilometres :) I don't even remember why.
To endure starvation -- the most severe test and stress on the body -- and not remember the reasons -- that's five.
It's easy when you're young, but after a while you don't want to eat, you get used to it. Obviously I haven't been hungry for months. That's not the kind of hunger we're talking about.
Could you be a little more subtle about where you got so caught up in the forced hunger?
The tried and tested method. You go to hospital with a non-lethal illness and have a melancholy diet of only official food. There is only one restriction - do not accept transfers from relatives and to fight off compassionate grannies, which are trying to feed the ownerless. The effect is fantastic, with a personal best of 9kg in three weeks.
When you're young, it's when you're hungry that you want to eat the most.
Just listen to those who served in the SA/RA.
You didn't serve, did you?
I don't understand you. For me, hunger is not suffering. If you don't eat, after a while the feeling of hunger dulls. Hunger kills the body, but I don't throw myself on the walls. What's that got to do with being in the army? Maybe it has something to do with the habit of starvation for a professional athlete?
gip: How long do you have to starve before people around you feel sorry for you and think you're dying of cancer? Were you skinny as a skeleton and had bald hair?
Not like a skeleton, but close:)))
From 63kg to 52kg, not fatal, but it's uncomfortable for others.
I don't follow you. For me, hunger is not suffering. If you don't eat, after a while the feeling of hunger dulls. Hunger kills the body, but I don't throw myself on the walls. What's that got to do with being in the army? Maybe it has something to do with the habit of starvation for a professional athlete?
Yeah.
True, the professional athlete didn't write about serving in the army.
If you think the war and the Germans then no. Not in the sense of such complete forced starvation. In the sense that I was too lazy to stomp to the nearest place for some kilometres :) I don't even remember why.
When you're young it's easy, after a while you don't want to eat, you get used to it. Of course I didn't go hungry for months.
When you're young, it's when you're hungry that you want to eat the most.
Just listen to those who served in the SA/RA.
You didn't serve, did you?
Could you be a little more subtle about where you got so caught up in the forced hunger?
Russia has started to fight fires with robots so calm down everything is under control,
under the control of robots :o(
and then there will be an uprising of machines and doomsday :o)
ps truly PR is infinite.
When you're young, it's when you're hungry that you want to eat the most.
Just listen to those who served in the SA/RA.
You didn't serve, did you?
I don't understand you. For me, hunger is not suffering. If you don't eat, after a while the feeling of hunger dulls. Hunger kills the body, but I don't throw myself on the walls. What's that got to do with being in the army? Maybe it has something to do with the habit of starvation for a professional athlete?
How long do you have to starve before people around you feel sorry for you and think you're dying of cancer? Were you skinny as a skeleton and had bald hair?
Not like a skeleton, but close:)))
From 63kg to 52kg, not fatal, but it's uncomfortable for others.
I don't follow you. For me, hunger is not suffering. If you don't eat, after a while the feeling of hunger dulls. Hunger kills the body, but I don't throw myself on the walls. What's that got to do with being in the army? Maybe it has something to do with the habit of starvation for a professional athlete?
Yeah.
True, the professional athlete didn't write about serving in the army.
Yeah.
It's true that the professional sportsman didn't write about his military service.
I was in training, I wasn't in the army.
I was in training, I wasn't in the army.
It's very strange.
So... what sport did you play?