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09-09-2023, 07:17 AM
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Pick: Your favorite food with 0 calories, or favorite alcohol with 0 organ damage?
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If you got to choose 1 option, either whatever food you could eat all the time with no calories, or whatever type of alcohol you could drink all the time with no adverse effects to the liver/kidneys/brain, what would it be? The alcohol would have calories.
At first I figured i would pick the food, and endlessly eat as much pasta as I wanted without getting fat. But the more I thought about it, I realized I would easily get bored of that food, and it would lose its appeal even though I could eat as much of it as I wanted. However, I could drink beer forever, and never get sick of it because I would be hammered all the time on it, and it would never get old.
What would you choose, and what specifically would it be?
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CumMaLady
Who tf even thinks about 0 calorie food? Why are you fat?
If you got to choose 1 option, either whatever food you could eat all the time with no calories, or whatever type of alcohol you could drink all the time with no adverse effects to the liver/kidneys/brain, what would it be? The alcohol would have calories.
At first I figured i would pick the food, and endlessly eat as much pasta as I wanted without getting fat. But the more I thought about it, I realized I would easily get bored of that food, and it would lose its appeal even though I could eat as much of it as I wanted. However, I could drink beer forever, and never get sick of it because I would be hammered all the time on it, and it would never get old.
What would you choose, and what specifically would it be?
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CumMaLady
Who tf even thinks about 0 calorie food? Why are you fat?
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09-09-2023, 07:18 AM
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Now, Pats2022SBwin, you do realize that with these so-called 'alcoholic drinks', it is the alcohol part of the drink which causes the adverse effects to the liver/kidneys/brain?
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