Things I'd rather not know

[AWvsCBsteeeerike3]

Calories in >= calories out

[IMADreamer]

pescatarian is someone who will only eat fish as a meat source. i started off as vegetarian (don't think i could do vegan) but then about sept. or so i decided i would eat fish from time to time. which is ironic because the image in my head that made me want to not eat meat was when i was in the grocery store walking past the meat/fish section and i saw someone buy a lobster and the guy pointing out which one he wanted and the attendant grabbing and pulling him out. i don't know why but that image on that day at that time had an affect on me.

and i do feel better overall i'd say. i do remember a few days having some pains and my understanding is that was my body "aching" for some meat. i think i've finally purged my body of the red meat.

i basically eat a lot of pasta and salad heh.

Thanks for the explanation because honestly I had no clue what that meant.

I'm not really a fish eater, but obviously I'm a beef and pork guy. I also eat quite a bit of deer, especially in the winter. I've added more meat to my diet since Nic passed away. She was the healthy cooker of the house. I don't care much any more about eating healthy. I'm going to eat good stuff until I die and be happy.

[jim]

down 3 McDoubles, a small fry and coke for $5 at McDonals for lunch....so....yeah.

You lookin at me?

It is actually 2 McDoubles and a 32 oz Dew from Quick trip, but damn close.

Ha. No, looking at a guy I work with.

Mine is cheaper, it is $3.05 for lunch.

I really think you can eat McDonals cheaper than you can shop for food. 4 mcdoubles a day is more than enough to survive. And that is $4.

You aren't counting the $100,000 medical bill coming your way someday. Plus, how much is it worth to be able to look down and see your own dick? Most people I see on the McDonald's diet haven't had that experience in some time.

[AWvsCBsteeeerike3]

I'm certainly not advocating eating McD's only. I wouldn't ever do that.

But, lately I've been paying attention to how much food costs and where you can get the cheapest calories/$. (See the Peanut Butter thread). And, getting 400 calories for a dollar is a pretty good value.

[docellis]

When I ate 90% fish as my protein I was the healthiest I have ever been. Unfortunately talapia is the least expensive fish and I got so burnt out on talapia that I may never eat it again. Also, those frozen bags of individually sealed cuts of fish are so hit or miss. Some are really disgusting.

[lukethedrifter]

Learn to love sardines. I did.