Reading all the fast food threads made me think of this book I read a while ago, "Fast Food Nation." It's really interesting and a very quick read. Have any of you read it? It would probably make you not want to eat fast food again, at least for a while. Now the only fast food place I go to is Baja Fresh, unless I'm hammered, in which case I don't care nearly as much.
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Originally posted by njjuicer
what u dont know wont hur tu too muchMod @ SuperiorMuscle
"The fight is won or lost far away from witnesses—behind the lines, in the gym, and out there on the road, long before I dance under those lights."
Muhammad Ali
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Originally posted by Cory
I don't have to....I only eat my own prepared foods from organic and free range sources!! I can't imagine putting that carcinagenic shit in my body!! YUCK!!!
When you eat your hamburgar or chicken, think of the polluted air they have breathed and all the hormones pumped into them.,
Haha...no point to this. Just that its prob near impossible to get perfect food these days.
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Originally posted by Billy_Bathgate
When you think about your salad, think about the toxic waste that was dumped near your lettuce and all the insecticide used.
When you eat your hamburgar or chicken, think of the polluted air they have breathed and all the hormones pumped into them.,
Haha...no point to this. Just that its prob near impossible to get perfect food these days.
really makes you think...good post...Mod @ SuperiorMuscle
"The fight is won or lost far away from witnesses—behind the lines, in the gym, and out there on the road, long before I dance under those lights."
Muhammad Ali
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Originally posted by Billy_Bathgate
When you think about your salad, think about the toxic waste that was dumped near your lettuce and all the insecticide used.
When you eat your hamburgar or chicken, think of the polluted air they have breathed and all the hormones pumped into them.,
Haha...no point to this. Just that its prob near impossible to get perfect food these days.
and all this coming from the guy with McDonalds burgular as his avatar!!!!!!!!!!!! hahahaha:pMod @ SuperiorMuscle
"The fight is won or lost far away from witnesses—behind the lines, in the gym, and out there on the road, long before I dance under those lights."
Muhammad Ali
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Originally posted by Billy_Bathgate
When you think about your salad, think about the toxic waste that was dumped near your lettuce and all the insecticide used.
When you eat your hamburgar or chicken, think of the polluted air they have breathed and all the hormones pumped into them.,
Haha...no point to this. Just that its prob near impossible to get perfect food these days.~!!!
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Oh ya...do you know whats in your dirt? Is it possible a worm has migrated from your neighbors yard and pooed out toxic doo?
Do you use only pure de ionized water?
Do you use fertilizer?
What about when it rains on them?
The meat...what about the air they breathe? Are they hooked up on O2 tanks
I know what your saying though. You get it as clean as you can.
I learned something in my 7th grade science project that Ill never forget.
I took two batches of corn. 1 batch I sealed up in a perfect environment, perfect conditions such as temp, soil content, O2, etc and the other I just threw in the back yard.
Guess which one was better? The one exposed to the harsh elements. My final conclusion was this, sometimes being exposed to harsh or harmfull things can make a stronger, more fruitful product.
McD's is over kill though haha
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Originally posted by Billy_Bathgate
Oh ya...do you know whats in your dirt? Is it possible a worm has migrated from your neighbors yard and pooed out toxic doo?
Do you use only pure de ionized water?
Do you use fertilizer?
What about when it rains on them?
The meat...what about the air they breathe? Are they hooked up on O2 tanks
I know what your saying though. You get it as clean as you can.
I learned something in my 7th grade science project that Ill never forget.
I took two batches of corn. 1 batch I sealed up in a perfect environment, perfect conditions such as temp, soil content, O2, etc and the other I just threw in the back yard.
Guess which one was better? The one exposed to the harsh elements. My final conclusion was this, sometimes being exposed to harsh or harmfull things can make a stronger, more fruitful product.
McD's is over kill though haha
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