What Are You Doing Right Now? (222 Viewers)

[ALC]

Russia's women curling team...hnnnggg!

 

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[swag]

All this craziness over Flappy Bird...

Isn't this why they have medications for erectile dysfunction?

 

[ALC]

I wish I got Flappy Bird.

 

[JBF]

All this craziness over Flappy Bird...

Isn't this why they have medications for erectile dysfunction?

Ironically its older peeps who seem to get addicted to that shit so fast. It literally grinds their teeth.

 

[Ragazza]

All this craziness over Flappy Bird...

Isn't this why they have medications for erectile dysfunction?

Never played it.

 

[JBF]

You're not missing out.

 

[Ragazza]

I find a lot of those games are fun at first, but I get bored of them after a few days. I still don't see how Angry Birds got so trendy, I played it for a little while but never got addicted.

 

[JBF]

Agreed. The only Angry Birds version I actually liked was Star Wars.

 

[Albertmare]

So I'm married now. Here is the love of my life.

Congratulation my bro @Hustini
have a blessful marriage

 

[swag]

Congratulation my bro @Hustini
have a blessful marriage

Your bro, my ho.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

I always see stuff on the net that cow milk's not good for humans, it's unnatural. Y'all think that's BS?

 

[ALC]

Technically it is unnatural but it is also a great source of protein. Not to mention cheese is made from it. All kinds of delicious cheese.

And Idk why they single out cow milk. We also use goat and sheep milk.

 

[swag]

Yes, humans died out 7,500 years ago when cow's milk was introduced to the human diet in Central Europe. The species never recovered.

It amazes me what ignorant f%#tards there are out there freaking out about things humans have safely consumed with 7000+ years of epidemiological evidence ... and yet they'll think nothing of ordering a Jamba Juice with some mysterious "Antioxidant Boost" that was only invented a few years ago.

 

[JBF]

I always see stuff on the net that cow milk's not good for humans, it's unnatural. Y'all think that's BS?

It comes from a titty, ofcourse its natural

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Technically it's natural. We get it straight from an animal, like other food.

 

[JBF]

Yes, humans died out 7,500 years ago when cow's milk was introduced to the human diet in Central Europe. The species never recovered.

Thank fuck. Those pussies.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Yes, humans died out 7,500 years ago when cow's milk was introduced to the human diet in Central Europe. The species never recovered.

True So I wonder why there's an anti-milk campaign.

It comes from a titty, ofcourse its natural

Point taken

 

[swag]

True So I wonder why there's an anti-milk campaign.

See my follow-up edit to the post you quoted. People use science when it's convenient. Mostly they like to hide behind their own unfounded dietary myths and are no better than some crazy 95-year-old Sicilian grandma going off with her scissors, oil, and soup dishes to ward off il malocchio (the evil eye).

 

[ALC]

Technically it's natural. We get it straight from an animal, like other food.

Well, I was thinking in terms of milk being for newborns. But it's a stupid argument, I agree with swag.

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See my follow-up edit to the post you quoted. People use science when it's convenient. Mostly they like to hide behind their own unfounded dietary myths and are no better than some crazy 95-year-old Sicilian grandma going off with her scissors, oil, and soup dishes to ward off il malocchio (the evil eye).

Kinda like Jenny McCarthy who's anti-vaccine.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

See my follow-up edit to the post you quoted. People use science when it's convenient. Mostly they like to hide behind their own unfounded dietary myths and are no better than some crazy 95-year-old Sicilian grandma going off with her scissors, oil, and soup dishes to ward off il malocchio (the evil eye).

You should see the info-graphic that caused me to ask the question. You would flip.