I see... You're the worst kind of idiot. The kind that thinks they are more intelligent than others and enjoys calling people out about it, but actually has no idea what they're talking about.
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FranktasticVoyage
Where do you get an estimate or 1.6 million Linked in profiles? That sounds preposterously low.
Unless the people you do follow (who are generally good folks) start retweeting them....
Seriously. If an ESPN personality that Deadspin didn't like had pulled this, the exact opposite of this article would have been written.
They've already studied this. http://www.popsci.com/science/article/2012-11/fyi-what-kind-dinosaur-meat-would-be-tastiest
"Please take notice of whether or not she wants to say hello to you or anyone else for that matter."
Best example for tighter guns laws yet!! Bans guns so we can have awesome stuff like this!
Yes, I am embarrassed for missing that one.
Yes, I am embarrassed for missing that one.
Yes, I am embarrassed for missing that one.
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"Official NFL" replica jerseys also have iron-on numbers, though. (The one's that cost $100 instead of $300)
Are you pretending this technology doesn't exist? On a technology site? It's no more complicated than "Weight Watchers" and the information is readily out there, people simply choose to ignore it. That is to say, there's an App for that, but people don't want to get it.
Can we make fun of YouTube comment next?
Hot bath, 2 shots of bourbon and wrapped myself in blankets.
Good lord, do you actually read stuff before commenting, or do you just like to lash out at anyone with even a slightly different train of thought?
That's my whole point. The appropriate amount shouldn't be some "feeling" that you have around being full or sated, or conversely that you "need to eat more", it should be about a regulated amount of calories and nutrition.
No, that's exactly my point. Don't eat because you're hungry, there's too many pratfalls (like this HFCS thing) that prevent that from being a real, workable answer in the modern world.
"Dr. Jonathan Purnell, an endocrinologist at Oregon Health & Science University, cites a common counterargument that basically boils down to "just don't eat as much." But with our society's growing dependence on high-fructose corn syrup, this seems easier said than done—and science agrees."