I had a "Venti" ( ) Starbuck's white chocolate mocha the other day, something like 510 calories, even without the whipped cream.

The absolute best way for fats to lose weight in my opinion is to just cut all non-water liquids out of the diet.  If you take a normal fat fuck and take away all the juice, milk, soda, beer, etc. and replace it with just water, that's a shitload of calories and you didn't even have to change the solid food that you eat at all.

The finishing touch

Fantastic thread keep up the good work!

Yes the body is like 75% water so it makes sense to drink a lot of it good post JF.

A merciful death.

Arod is straight or not straight?

You're an idiot, shut up.

A very strange man for sure.

Is he a bodybuilder?

Looks nice, grats.

"WODs"

Yes I'm natural and don't have this problem.

Always thought he sounded like the Cookie Monster.

shizzo do you work out?

Exactly.  Arce is disparaging Kobe because he's a drama queen and wants to act like he knows him personally when any rational fan knows that Kobe's at the top of the conversation for best player of the last 15 years.  Parker is just being obtuse.

The ONLY players whose careers have overlapped substantially with Kobe's and are in the conversion with him are Shaq, who I love but he was not a complete player, and LeBron, who is pretty clearly better than Kobe and might even be better than MJ but their primes have not really overlapped so hard to compare them.

Any criticism of Kobe's 81-point game is absurd.  The man scored EIGHTY-ONE POINTS in a game, that's a ridiculously impressive feat.  How many players in the NBA or even in NBA history could do that against an NBA defense even if you just let them shoot all game long?  It's happened twice ever.  Jordan was given the green light to go for it in the last game of the '97 season and couldn't do it (he was 34 years old by then though).  Even Wilt had to hit a bajillion free throws to do it which was highly unusual for him.  He also did it against the Knicks who were one of the worst teams in the league at the time so the criticism that Kobe did it against Toronto is invalid.

LeBron vs. Jordan is the better question in my opinion. I'll take MJ but I'm an old curmudgeon who grew up with his heroics.

"Training the core" oh brother

Oh come on, the "Duke players can't make it in the pros" thing is way outdated.

Carlos Boozer, 2x All-Star, career 16.9 ppg
Elton Brand, RoY and 2x All-Star, career 17.4 ppg
Luol Deng, 2x All-Star, career 16.0 ppg
Kyrie Irving, RoY, career 20.6 ppg, maybe the best young player in the league
Corey Maggette, career 16.0 ppg

All good NBA players.  Redick has been a solid but unspectacular pro, same for Battier.  So was Laettner for that matter.

Can we have minimum threshold on post count for entry this time?

Yes the OP is a great example of that.  "I'm sick because I ate at McDonald's".  You're sick because you wolfed down over an entire day's worth of kcals in one sitting.

Spot on

I think there's a high correlation between people who eat fast food on a frequent basis and living an overall unhealthy lifestyle (lack of exercise, high stress, etc.).  As has been pointed out numerous times in this thread, you can very easily be healthy and fit while eating McDonald's.

Exercise really is the best preventive medicine for pretty much anything.

I would like to see this.

Not doubting you, I'd just like to see their thoughts, sounds interesting.  I would have thought intuitively that most high-level chefs would be quite dismissive of fare like McD's.

Yes if anyone else posted that I'd be like "yeah whatever fuck off queer" but with galeniko it's funny because you know he probably actually did it

I liked the last one but that looks shitty.