“Apparently you have to eat healthy more than once to get in shape. This is cruel and unfair” is a jocular saying that has been printed on many images. The saying was posted on Twitter by Kevin Farzad on May 5, 2014.
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Kevin Farzad
@KevinFarzad
Apparently you have to eat healthy more than once to get in shape. This is cruel and unfair.
10:44 PM · May 5, 2014·Twitter for iPhone
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ana
@anaboebana
Apparently you have to eat healthy more than once to get in shape. This is cruel and unfair
9:24 PM · May 7, 2014·Twitter for iPhone
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“Apparently you have to eat healthy more than once to get in shape. This is cruel and unfair.” —Unknown
Twitter
Tom Leonard
@2healthylife
Apparently you have to eat healthy more than once to get in shape. Who knew? #health #fitness #motivation #lifestyle #workout #gym #healthy #healthylifestyle #love #fit #wellness #gymlife #fitnessmotivation #bodybuilding
11:23 AM · Feb 20, 2020 from Burbank, CA·Twitter for iPhone
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Meme_For_All
7 mar 2021
Apparently you have to eat healthy more than once to get in shape. This is cruel and unfair.
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12 apr 2022
Apparently, you have to eat healthy more than once to get in shape. This is cruel and unfair.
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Posted by u/kevindavis338 July 29, 2022
Apparently you need to eat healthy more than once to get in shape
That is completely unfair.
Twitter
Bob Kostic
@causticbob
Apparently you have to eat healthy more than once to get in shape. This is cruel and unfair.
7:17 PM · Nov 13, 2022·Twitter Web App
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