Posted: 10/10/2004 9:31:01 PM EDT
| Anyone seen it yet? Worth watching? |
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Yeah, I saw it. Mildly entertaining. Maybe worth renting just for the curiousity factor. And anyone who really eats like he did in that movie will die a very miserable death. You would have to have a major screw loose to eat that way. And you wouldn't do it for long. |
For some reason I eat unhealthy all the time and I seem to be ok, even with decent blood pressure/cholestrol. |
You're still young. Hell, you're probably still thin. Anyone can eat this crappy food occassionally without adverse affects. But you will pay for a poor diet in the (not so long) run. |
Im not 100% thin, but I was the same way when I used to eat healthy |
From the film's website:
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No, eating healthy would only be positive, people these days only want negative |
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From what I remember, that was a movie about how fattening McDonalds food was so he ate it 3 times a day every day for 30 days and he got all sorts of lardass from it. The food is fattening. No shit. Stop blaming your fat asses on the food you eat. YOU are the one eating it. The food didnt tie you down and force its way into you. You started it. Take some fucking responsibility. The movie's premise is bullshit. Waste. |
Videotape some chicks fucking 24/7 and you will make a heck of a lot more dollars. 
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How am I supposed to find that |
The food generally available in the country is a big problem. The amounts of saturated fat and sodium in the accepted snacks of the day is astounding. We're hooked on fat, salt, and sugar. And it is killing us. That is the premise of the film and it is a good one. Places like McDonalds and Taco Bell make a killing selling unhealthy food. Which is why I make it a rule to avoid fast food for the most part. I'm still weaning myself from a lot of prepackaged, preservative laden food though. |