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Supersize Me
New documentary film where a guy spends 30 days just eating mcdonalds lol. He has to have breakfast lunch and dinner. He also has to try everything on the menu once. During all this hes going to the doctors to have checkups to see what effects this is having on his body!!!!!. If they ask him if he wants it Supersize he has to say yes!!!.
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LOL - that actually sound quite interesting :D
Simon. |
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I feel so dirrty now |
its scary. i watched it a couple of weeks back, they tell him to stop eating it after just 7 days or so. tell him he could die if he dont stop!!!
its pretty sick, specially when he eats his first supersize, ive cut down IMMENSELY since watching it! jamo :D |
I haven't seen it yet but have viewed footage of it and read interviews the chap gave.
Will NEVER eat that kind of shyte ever again, hand on heart (unless I'm sh1tfaced, its 2am and the kebab shop looks too tempting) |
Thank god Ive never eaten that hyped up, fat laden American ****e.
Chip. |
From http://www.mcdonalds.co.uk/pages/global/supersize.html
McDonald’s UK position on ‘Super Size Me’ UK Press Releases August, 2004 People might be surprised to learn that on the whole we agree with Super Size Me’s message - that it’s important to have a balanced diet and take exercise – something we’ve been saying for a long time. But in reality, the film doesn’t tell us, or our customers anything we don’t already know, and as a result it makes little contribution to the wider debate taking place on nutrition and lifestyle in the UK today, of which we are already a part. The reality here is that he ate a one dimensional diet of more than 5,000 calories a day – that’s twice the recommended amount for adult males, while he goes from being a highly active individual, to purposely stopping all physical activity. That’s not reality, and it’s not the way people live their lives. Our average customer in the UK visits our restaurants two to three times a month and it would take them between seven to eight years to consume the same amount of calories that Mr Spurlock did in just 30 days. It’s hardly surprising then that this had an impact on his body. There is no question that McDonald’s food can fit into a balanced diet, and well within the recommended daily calorie intakes for men and women. Our customers will recognise the choice and variety on the menu and that we support them by providing relevant nutritional information so they can make informed decisions. They know their own diet and lifestyle best. McDonald’s UK Press Office 020 8700 7320 mb |
Originally Posted by Chip
Thank god Ive never eaten that hyped up, fat laden American ****e.
Chip. Simon. |
I actually admire McD's response, very mature and spot on. You don't have to live on tofu and bat droppings to be healthy, just eat sensibly, enjoy the odd treat and get off your fat arse and do a bit of exercise.
If only I could follow my own advice, LOL |
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