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Or it could be that some people can type very fast and sometimes wires get crossed. Or maybe the computer pre-empts. Or perhaps you are dealing with weirdos who copy paste everything you write. Or you could be just a person who likes to do everything well, no matter what it is. Or a considerate professional writer who's used to making the editor's job easier. Or maybe someone who has a thought to add (some people have thoughts regularly you know. You should try it). Or perhaps someone is dealing the 'social media type' (the ones with no conception of etiqutte or social skills) who is petty and immature enough to mention the fact that someone has used the 'edit' function (which presumably is there to be used).

I wonder how fast do you have to type to change weigh into way?

PhilX

Muscle content counts for much. You can be fat and have no muscle or be fat and have plenty of muscle and strength. Plus there are other factors in health.

PhilX

Is it possible to edit a post a dozen times? With a lousy computer, I believe it is.

PhilX

And we all know how eating McDonald's builds muscle mass. Sugar, refined bleached flour, and reconstituted meatette cowpat thingies. Just what every athlete needs. Anyone else would be charged with false advertising when you look at the laughable adverts compared to the real thing. It's actually really easy to make an actual hamburger that looks just like the photos-- I do it all the time. Better in fact. But I would have a hard time making one that looks like the ones they construct at McDonald's. Do they put them through a steam-presser at the end of the assembly line?

What the social media types crowd overlook is you can use fat to help build muscle.

PhilX

You can also use fat to build heart attacks.

Greta wrote: ↑Sat Mar 17, 2018 12:55 am You can also use fat to build heart attacks.

Would you consciously do that?

Much depends on what you do with your body, not simply what you put into it. Also fat can act as a cushion and as a source of energy and heat.

PhilX

Philosophy Explorer wrote: ↑Sat Mar 17, 2018 12:48 am What the social media types crowd overlook is you can use fat to help build muscle.

PhilX

I wouldn't call McDonald's particularly fatty food. The right kinds of fats are good for you anyway. They say it's the corn syrup that makes Americans fat. I understand it's put in practically everything over there--very bad for the liver, and if the liver isn't functioning properly it will make you fat even if you don't overeat. Millions of children over there have NAFLD ffs. Many are developing cirrhosis.

Philosophy Explorer wrote: ↑Tue Mar 13, 2018 9:54 am Very nutritious and getting better all the time (now they're doing fresh beef). No wonder why McDonalds is highly regarded throughout the world.

Fried, fatty foods typically are actually very nutritious, the problem is there's also a lot of other stuff in them that's bad for you.

Sir-Sister-of-Suck wrote: ↑Sun Mar 18, 2018 1:22 am

Philosophy Explorer wrote: ↑Tue Mar 13, 2018 9:54 am Very nutritious and getting better all the time (now they're doing fresh beef). No wonder why McDonalds is highly regarded throughout the world.

Fried, fatty foods typically are actually very nutritious, the problem is there's also a lot of other stuff in them that's bad for you.

Such as?

thedoc wrote: ↑Sun Mar 18, 2018 1:56 am

Sir-Sister-of-Suck wrote: ↑Sun Mar 18, 2018 1:22 am

Philosophy Explorer wrote: ↑Tue Mar 13, 2018 9:54 am Very nutritious and getting better all the time (now they're doing fresh beef). No wonder why McDonalds is highly regarded throughout the world.

Fried, fatty foods typically are actually very nutritious, the problem is there's also a lot of other stuff in them that's bad for you.

Such as?

Sodium, cholesterol, lots of unhealthy fats and sugar. Much like cereal, they are often artificially loaded with vitamins though.

thedoc wrote: ↑Sun Mar 18, 2018 1:56 am Such as?

1. Dihydrogen monoxyde.
2. Sodium Chloride.
3. Phosphorous.
4. Impetus.
5. Testosterone.
6. Tar.
7. Ethylpopropolymers.
8. Nylon derivatives.
9. Protoprotein-nicoltalein.
10...21.
22. Gentle isotopes.
23. Ribonucleic Acid.
24. Centipede legs and cockroach tantycles.
25,,, 38.
39. Spynx noses.
40. Shaved dog feet.
41. Snut.
42. Semen.
43. Salami.
44. Pubic hair.
45. Beef.
46. Lists that nobody reads.

Sir-Sister-of-Suck wrote: ↑Sun Mar 18, 2018 1:22 am

Philosophy Explorer wrote: ↑Tue Mar 13, 2018 9:54 am Very nutritious and getting better all the time (now they're doing fresh beef). No wonder why McDonalds is highly regarded throughout the world.

Fried, fatty foods typically are actually very nutritious, the problem is there's also a lot of other stuff in them that's bad for you.

I don't see the FDA banning McDonalds and other restaurants along with the local authorities.

PhilX