It is not easy to lose weight and many people face countless difficulties. So everyone starts looking for a simpler solution or a trick to get rid of unwanted pounds.

It is not easy to lose weight and many people face countless difficulties. So everyone starts looking for a simpler solution or a trick to get rid of unwanted pounds. There is so much conflicting advice on diets that the truth is often forgotten or ignored, which will make following a diet much more difficult.

If you have ever considered following a diet, you must be aware of the pros and cons. Famous diets have their advantages and disadvantages and that is why you should know that, in reality, one of the best weight loss plans is a permanent change in your eating habits (calorie counting - 10 times the weight you want, according to some diet experts) along with constant exercise

Everyone makes their own choice regarding diets, but for sure we are often tempted by goodies. Bemorepanda collected the funniest memes about diets.

1.Diet vs time

2.Company loss

3.Poverty

4.So true

5.Excuse me

6.Pretty diet

7.Weight loss

8.Lifestyle

9.American diet

10.Lose weight

11.Ate a whole pizza

12.Magic

13.Hate this app

14.Diet

15.Please

16.Doctors be like

17.Health

18.New pack of Oreo

19.Vegan

20.Diet pepsi

21.Antigen

22.The last of us

23.Temotation

24.Breakfast

25.Diet for me

26.Eat less

27.Healthy food

28.Time for diet

29.We meet again

30.Not looking forward

31.Heck

32.Poop

33.Good thing

34.Medium steak

35.Misunderstanding

36.Wise puppy

37.Low carb diet

38.He needs a diet

39.My diet

40.Needs a change

41.Right humor

42.Diet option

43.Mistakes in our life

44.Orange slices

45.Eat an apple

46.T is absent

47.Heavy bones

48.Some fibre

49.Cheesestick

50.Probably diet

Cooking is an optional activity that we do when we don't want to look like lazy bums who eat nothing but sandwiches and scrambled eggs.Cooking is an art, and like any art, not everyone can be good at it. Some people are so clumsy when it comes to cooking that the kitchen is simply destroyed.

 

But even with the help of modern cooking tools and step-by-step recipes, it happens that our culinary attempts completely fail and we turn a masterpiece into failure. These are the photos of culinary failures that we want to share with you.

 

 

1. "My 'damaged' nipples came out in the test ..."

 

 

2. "This is our ladybug bun. She seems to judge us."

 

3. "Composition:" Dad tried to make wine ""

 

4. "It looks like using a syringe to inject the filling into a jelly bun is not a good idea."

 

5. "I will never be called to marry"

 

6. "My sister made French fries. By the way, they also burned."

 

7. "I found a spoon in my homemade bread. That's a plus, I thought I lost it."

 

8. "I wanted to bake a lobster-shaped pie ..."

 

9. "I was trying to have dinner after work. I hate my life."

 

10. 5 minutes before closing after 12-hour shift

 

11. "My friend made a hedgehog for the birthday of her 14-year-old son. Strange, for some reason her child was not happy."

 

12. "When all I want to do is cook spaghetti, but all the signs indicate that this will not happen."

 

13. "Thought I'd make pancakes tonight, turned the pancake over and almost wet my pants."

 

14. "I came tired from work and decided to cook pasta. The first pan slipped out of my hands, and I dumped everything on the floor. I decided that on the second try everything would work out, but the handle broke, and now my pasta is everywhere. I didn't eat, I went sleep"

 

15. "I baked some cat-shaped strawberry muffins and then froze them. Now they look like burn victims."

 

16. "I was making homemade chicken broth. The recipe was that after a few hours of boiling it should be drained. Damn it."

 

17. "I was boiling an egg this morning and something went wrong."

 

18. "I tried to cook sweet potatoes in my new deep fryer. You can cook meat on these coals."

 

"19. Today was a foreign culture night in my house, so I decided to cook a traditional dish from Pompeii."

 

20. "Apparently, proper nutrition is not mine."

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St. Patrick is without a doubt the most famous saint associated with Ireland. Its holiday is celebrated all over the world and is a common symbol of Irish patriotism. His legends have become commonplace in our understanding of Ireland, and the image of the bishop with a clover is an immediately recognizable symbol for many. But despite his popularity, we know very little about the real man. It seems that the legend of St. Patrick has become much more famous than the historical individual.

 

Bemorepanda collected for you interesting facts, here are 20 of them about the real St. Patrick.

 

1. The real name may not have been Patrick. We do not know for sure what his birth name is, but the tradition is that it was Maewyn Succat. He later changed it to Patrick when he became bishop, because it means "noble" in Latin.

 

2. There are surviving copies of the texts written by St. Patrick. Two Latin works called "Confessions" and "Letter to the Soldiers of Coroticus." These works provide the primary sources for what we know about him.

 

3. Dating the life of St. Patrick is difficult, but most estimates put it in the middle of the fifth century. Given that he refers to the Frankish people (who lived in places where Germany and France are now) as pagans in one of his works, this assumes that he was written between 451, with a large amount of francs flowing into Gaul is today Western Europe) and 496, when the French were baptized in large numbers.

 

4. There is a prayer that is said to have been written by St. Patrick, entitled "St. Patrick's Breastplate," but he being the author is now widely rejected by scholars.

 

5. No one knows where St. Patrick was born. It is a generally accepted fact that St. Patrick is not a native Irishman and is probably from Wales, but his specific place of birth is unclear. In his works he says that it is from a place called Bannavem Taburniae, but this location is not otherwise known.

 

6. St. Patrick was not the first Christian bishop in Ireland. This honor belongs to Bishop Palladius in the fifth century. Palladius was the Roman Catholic deacon sent by the Church to convert the Irish natives. Some speculate that this person was adopted through folklore and later combined with Patrick to form his legend.

 

7. He did not drive snakes from Ireland. Everything we know about biology tells us that Ireland has never been a home for snakes. The story was explained as a metaphor for Patrick's transformation of the native Druids left to Christianity. But pagan practices continued long after St. Patrick lived, so the exact meaning of the story is unknown.

 

8. Almost all the stories about St. Patrick were written centuries after he died. Two commonly cited sources are "The Life and Deeds of St. Patrick" by a Jocelin of Furness, who wrote about 1200, and "The Oldest Lives of St. Patrick" by an unknown MacEvin who wrote his works in the twentieth century. IX.

 

9. St. Patrick gives only the name of his father, Calpornius, and the father's grandfather, Potitus. He says his father was a deacon and his grandfather a priest. Although later the writers further explained the family tree. Jocelin and MacEvin say that his mother was a frank woman named Conceis. Conceis is said to be related to St. Martin of Tours. Although MacEvin claims to be his sister, Jocelin says she is his niece.

 

10. St. Patrick never mentions that he has any brothers in his deeds, but Jocelin and MacEvin claim to have a sister named Lupita.

 

11. From the works of St. Patrick, we have gathered that he was abducted from his home at the age of sixteen and brought to Ireland, along with thousands of others, to be sold as slaves. Patrick worked as a pastor for six years. Jocelin says he is a slave to a pagan prince named Milcho, although Patrick says nothing about his captor. Saying only he was "the man I've been with for six years."

 

12. Jocelin and MacEvin attribute many miracles to St. Patrick in his youth and describe him as pious since the early years. Although Patrick seems to contradict these claims. Referring to his capture in his youth, he says that "at that time I did not know the true God."

 

13. St. Patrick is often said to have used mackerel to explain the concept of the Trinity to Irish pagans. Despite the fame of this story, shamrock or its significance in such a way is never mentioned in any work of St. Patrick and is apparently a legend much later attached to it.

 

14. Shamrock - popular Irish symbol, but not a symbol of Ireland. Already in the Middle Ages in the Irish tombs and manuscripts appeared an image of a harp. However, scientists believe that the harp was popular in Irish legends and culture, long before this period. In medieval times it symbolized the harp of Ireland.

 

15. An estimated 34 million Americans have Irish roots. Some of them are purebred Irish, meaning they or their parents came from Ireland, but more people have mixed ancestors today. In Ireland, in itself live all 4, 2 million people.

 

16. In addition to green, St. Patrick's Day is associated with alcoholic libations. However, in Ireland 1903-1970, St. Patrick's Day is a religious holiday. All pubs were closed for the next day. It was abolished in 1970, when St. Patrick's Day was classified as a national holiday.

 

17. At the age of 16, Patrick was abducted by Irish burglars who sold him into slavery. He lived for many years in Ireland, sheep, and at the age of 22 he managed to escape. After that he came to the monastery in England, where he spent 12 years.

 

18. St. Patrick, despite being known as the Patron Saint of Ireland, was never officially canonized. His recognition as a saint was made by popular opinion, and probably with the approval of a bishop. Although he is far from the only saint, he was never officially canonized. In fact, the church did not have any formal process for sanctification until the twelfth century. So it is safe to assume that St. Patrick will always be considered a saint.

 

19. March 17 was chosen for St. Patrick's Day because it is said to be the day he died. The year was declared 461, but we do not know for sure.

 

20. St. Patrick, you know, he can actually be based on more people. While we are pretty sure that St. Patrick was a historical figure, it is possible that the folk character is derived from two different people. Patrick of Wales and Bishop Palladius mentioned above. The two bishops had stories about their circulation until they became a unified preacher.