Mcdonalds horror

[Kraid]

Mammoth meat has been preserved and even tasted and tried out. Same with ancient Bison meat as well.

[Nexus_Nocturnal]

Isn't that the same guy that made a movie proving McDonald's is bad for you by having nothing but like, 5 cheeseburgers, 10 fires, and 7 extra large drinks everyday for breakfast lunch and dinner?

[Khell]

Isn't that the same guy that made a movie proving McDonald's is bad for you by having nothing but like, 5 cheeseburgers, 10 fires, and 7 extra large drinks everyday for breakfast lunch and dinner?

If that's what you thought of his experiment, you need to actually watch his documentary about it. It's not like Morgan Spurlock said that McDonalds would be good for you in general, but he decided to take it a step further and see what would happen if your diet consisted of nothing BUT fast food. Therefore, he ate nothing but McDonalds meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner for a 30 day period.

He didn't eat more than he should have for any one meal, he just consumed far more calories than any person should in a single day (about 5000+, which is 2.5x your recommended value in case you were wondering). He also put a restriction in that he had to try everything on the menu including the supposed "healthy" options, but that's not going to stop you from gaining weight and destroying your cholesterol levels if you're eating nothing but fast food for 30 days anyway. Not to mention all the other unfortunate side effects he suffered from, like a lack of sex drive and lethargy.

[Vance]

Is anyone actually stupid enough to believe that a glass jar is a good analog for a human stomach?

Also, on the subject of eating old food, my family has always been big on canning things (like sealing home-grown food up in special jars). So I've eaten REALLY old (sometimes over a decade old) jellies, jams, and vegetables an uncountable number of times with no adverse effects whatsoever.

[Kirin]

Meh, I've gone through all the Mcdonalds scares, dosn't stop form ordering lunch from there.

[Kraid]

Is anyone actually stupid enough to believe that a glass jar is a good analog for a human stomach?

Also, on the subject of eating old food, my family has always been big on canning things (like sealing home-grown food up in special jars). So I've eaten REALLY old (sometimes over a decade old) jellies, jams, and vegetables an uncountable number of times with no adverse effects whatsoever.

Oh... I thought he just wanted to prove that McDonald's is serving the same food, even if it was like 2 months out of date or something. =X No one should be stupid enough to make it an analogy to the human stomach. (I mean, that Glass Jar doesn't even contain Hydrochloric Acid + Salts + the Churning of a Stomach.)

[Raian the Fallen]

Isn't that the guy from Supersize Me?

In all seriousness, I love McDonald's. I have it probably once every three weeks. But I do eat fast food too often, and drink too much soda. But damn, that's disgusting. Even the mold doesn't want it.