Yeah. I did appreciate that he addressed that in the movie, and showed a guy who ate McDonald's every day for decades, but was still healthy.

I think I'll continue not eating there, in case it affects my spelling ability.

Dweesh-bag.

doeuwsh baugh

Deutschbag.

Just Doosh it.(nike swipe)

Don't worry, I thought the spelling looked weird too. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Duesh

Yeah, it wasn't so much the value meal, as the 30 or so that came before it, without any other healthy food. And if you want to see the effects on a person who eats it every day without impediment, then watch the movie, because that is in there.

Have you ever tried to eat a Quarterpounder? I regularly eat fast food and I think those are shit. Of course I have the common sense to stop before I get to the point where I would vomit.

Vegan =/= Raw Food Diet

The movie even shows her cooking food you moron.

I eat Quarter Pounders all the time with ranch dressing, they are delicious.

I just watched that scene. For starters, it's a double quarter pounder with cheese, which is 760 calories all on its own. To put that into perspective, I'm about the same size as Spurlock (6'2", 180 lbs) and my average meal is around 400 to 450 calories.

The double quarter pounder plus super-size fries and super-size coke are a combined ~1,800 calories. That's roughly the amount that I eat in an entire day; four times what I eat in one sitting. I'm confident that I'd puke too.

Thank you takewithfood.

I don't want to offend anyone here that might be overweight, I know how hard it is to get into a diet & exercise routine and stick with it. But just do it. Something in particular allowed me to stick with it this time) basically the feeling that I'm getting too old to procrastinate on things) but the important thing is that it's been totally worth it. Also "The Hacker's Diet" is a good book if you think like an engineer.

crap, that belonged lower down the page.

It's okay, I still found it. And yeah, I second any encouragement to get into a healthier lifestyle. It really isn't as hard as people make it out to be - it's as easy as you want to make it. Every little lifestyle change is worth it, no matter how small.

There are vegans who aren't the preachy hippie kind?

A good friend of ours is a vegan, and she's pretty rad. She is also always bringing us some kind of vegan cupcakes or pies or similar treats. They are always excellent.

5 stars for anyone making documentaries that conatin enough subliminal messaging to control multiple random people on the internet and their ability to spell 'douche'.

Also, +infinity stars for advancing my personal mission, which is to make hating disgustingly obese people a cherished past time of all cultures.

I grew up in a fat (but not really obese) family and I was fat. When seeing really obese people it never even entered into my head to judge them, I just figured they had a bad lot in life or whatever.

I'd say I was about 50 pounds over but I am well on my way to losing all of it. It's hard work, but you get paid back in full, so who cares? My outlook has changed. Now when I see really obese people I can't help but judge a little. I know everyone's got different demons to deal with, but it astounds me how much I sympathized with something that can be changed with the right amount of dedication.

And yeah, McDonalds is cheap, but it's not like carrots are through the roof or something.

Just want to say good luck with the weight loss, pastorofmuppets. Keep it up.

I misspelled genius. Is that the worst word to misspell?

'Hoard' when reciting whimsical tales of your mother in law in an attempt to impress her husband?