[sully777]

I have argued with the Atkins sugarfree kool-aid drinkers for years concerning the Air Force diet rebadged Atkins Diet. It's simply not worth it to discuss how Dr. Atkins floated this diet in the late 1970's and it crashed like so many of his dieters eating a whole loaf of Italian bread with garlic sop. It's not worth the headache of telling them Doctor Carb was bloated and sickly when he mysteriously "fell to his death." No need to argue until you're blue in the face about the serious kidney problems awaiting all these fine people. And if they are religious, there's no need to bring up biblical principles of unbalanced heretics telling people not to enjoy foods created by God -- "touch not taste not, etc."

Save your breath. Be gentle when they crash. As for me, I think I'll have pizza today for lunch. MMMMMMMMMMMM PIZZA.

[Lekker 1]

And if they are religious, there's no need to bring up biblical principles of unbalanced heretics telling people not to enjoy foods created by God.

God created many things that most people would refuse to put in their body...not including twinkies. I refuse to smoke herbs. Am I a heretic?

[summer]

LOL...thanks for your post #96. :)

[kevkrom]

It's not worth the headache of telling them Doctor Carb was bloated and sickly when he mysteriously "fell to his death."

Um... no he wasn't. He was at about 180-190 pounds prior to slipping on ice and falling on his head -- the weight at death was caused by fluid retention in the hospital. Your assertions come straight out of a PETA front group press release, and have no basis in actual fact.

But that's ok... you can just lump me in as a "kool-aid drinker" because the facts are inconvenient to your assumptions and assertions.

[Dont Mention the War]

It's not worth the headache of telling them Doctor Carb was bloated and sickly when he mysteriously "fell to his death."

Lucky for you he's already dead, because this is one of the more blatant libels I've seen on FR in quite a while.