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Quoted message said:GaryG wrote:
:: "Roger Zoul" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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::: WooferBearATL wrote:
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::::: Complete b.s. movie which seems to have made this a-hole a star
::::: for some reason. He didn't just eat there, he ONLY ate there and
::::: put rules on himself that force fed him into obesity. You can say
::::: the same for eating in a vegatarian restuarant. That is, put the
::::: right rules on and you'll end up just as bad.
:::::
::::: Don't believe it? Well, try eating nothing but macaroni & cheese
::::: for a month and see what happens to you. So would you conclude a
::::: vegatarian diet is fatal?
:::::
::::: What total idiocy.
::::
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:::: + Please explain how this movie is total B.S. He ate only things
:::: at McDonalds and it certainly seemed like a variety of their fine
:::: menue. Are you really on a lifting board and trying to say that
:::: McDonalds offers anything that is nutricious?
:::
::: Moron. Have you ever had their salads? There was another lady who
::: lost 10 lbs eating only at McD for a month. Learn to think. The guy
::: obvioulsy overate that that's why he gained weight. You can do that
::: anywhere.
::
:: He did, in fact, "overeat". But, he did not do so by order 3
:: cheeseburgers, or 4 cokes, or anything like that.
::
:: Instead, he ordered typical "meals" from their menu, and ordered
:: every item on the menu at least once. The point he was trying to
:: make is that McDonald's food is (for the most part) fat-laden
:: garbage, and if you eat "typical" meals from them, you'll get fat.
Is that a point worth making? No. Why? Because no one can define what a
"typical" meal ought to be, Gary. A very active person might not have
gained any weight. A 90 lb woman might have gained weight eating 1/3 of
what he ate. How can anyone be expected to determine what everyone can eat
to maintain weight. That's why McD menus have OPTIONS - you don't have to
order any "typical" meals, you can simply make your own. And you don't need
to eat there every meal. It's just silly. I can tell you a zillions ways
to gain weight really fast.
It's been a while since I saw it, but wasn't there a point in the movie
where the doctor told him to order the water or diet soda instead of
regular soda because he was eating like 2500 extra calories per day?
Instead he chose to drink 2 supersize sodas (some 88 oz, totaling about
1100 calories per day... in SODA!).
Is it any wonder? The guy felt like [censored] and kept forcefeeding
himself... isn't it any wonder his health suffered? Why is that a
surprise?
