The 2,000,000th post game

Ian McShane was in JOHN WICK with Matt McColm, who was in R.I.P.D. with Kevin Bacon.

79 bottles of beer on the wall,
79 bottles of beer.
Take one down, pass it around,
78 bottles of beer on the wall.

NOVEMBER IS

It was pretty impressive, though. She ate 47 raw clams.

Ha, then she turned green as Shrek.

Ran towards the bathroom, got about halfway…

…and blew chunks. After that I drove her home.

She invited me in and well, drunken clam breath sex?

Not so bad!

And

Vegans Fart More

A recent study has confirmed that with an excuse-us-worthy exclamation point: vegan men fart up to SEVEN TIMES more than their omnivorous counterparts.

Leaky Gut Syndrome

Leaky.
Gut.
Syndrome.
Three words that don’t belong next to each other. And it’s something that vegans are exceedingly prone to developing.

Fat Vegans

Yes, fat vegans. The dietary restrictions to which vegans adhere not only pose challenges to obtaining adequate amounts of protein and vitamins. But it also brings the flip-side risk of consuming TOO MUCH of certain foodstuffs.

Seriously Though: Fat Vegans

Considering that many Western nations are in an unprecedented obesity epidemic—for example, more than 40% of Americans qualify as obese, defined as a body mass index of 30 or above—the difficulties vegans can have maintaining a healthy weight is worth a double entry.

GM-Oh No, Meat Substitutes

Many vegans have chosen a so-called clean diet that includes heaping helpings of not-so-clean chemicals.Plant-based meat substitutes are a prime example of trading Grade-A beef for Grade-A bullshit. Items like Impossible Burgers are chock full of unnatural, unsavory ingredients to help mimic the taste and texture of actual meat.

Veganism and Disordered Eating

Orthorexia is a type of eating disorder defined by an overabundant fixation on healthy eating patterns. It can result in over-restriction, obsession, and other potentially dangerous attitudes toward food and nutrition. At least one study reports vegans and vegetarians tend to display more orthorexic eating patterns than conventional omnivores.