Can we make an effort to insert a "fuck you Andrew Wakefield" line into every discussion about this so people know the name of the person who kicked this bull shit off by falsifying a medical study and selling his soul and the lives of thousands of children for the chance to line his pockets?
On today's episode of No Shit featuring anivaxxers and big pharma conspiracy theorists.
Even from someone who says, "I am a doctor"
I usually subscribe to the Occam's Razor principle, which is why I believe that these people were intentionally infected with measles by Big Pharma in order to frighten people into getting vaccinated. Follow the money, sheeple.
WAT??????????
In other news, getting your medical advice from someone who says "I'm not a Doctor but..." is fucking stupid.
*Underestimating. Fuck.
You certainly don't have time to watch all of this,
Yes, because normal people are 6'8 and weigh 260lbs and burn through 8,000 calories in a day in college and also have practice that might run late and mess with their ability to eat dinner in the cafeteria (or else maybe they're just hungry from needing 8k calories a day from all the running and working out).
The problem with your analysis is the amount of calories a highly active individual must consume. Sorry, three meals a day sometimes won't cut it for these people, as in they won't maintain their level of fitness on just the meal plan, and yeah, they can go hungry for some nights.
It's inconceivable to you that every school's meal plan doesn't include restaurants?
Yyou think top athletes should be living off Dominos pizza?
Also, Mr. Napier probably burned a wee bit more than 2500 calories a day so you gotta question how far one of those meal plans carries a fella.
ONE BILLION DOLLARS IN NOT PROFIT!
And it also bears repeating that these extraordinarily profitable leagues are non-profits.
Fuck. That Leach bit has me fucking missing him.
I feel like the image of an old white millionaire yelling profanity-laced orders at young unpaid black men who are working themselves to exhaustion is something the NCAA would rather not have associated with it's name.