1:05

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I'm damn hungry right now, it sucks. Stupid skipping breakfast.

I just had a ham/turkey sandwhich on an onion roll, it was delicious.

Gatyr wrote: Pfft. Noob.

my friend is rediculous. one average meal at mcdonalds consists of:

• big mac
• mc chicken bacon ranch
• 1-2 snack wraps
  
• 5 peice chicken selects
• large fry
• 10 peice mc nugget
• mc flurry

i don't know how his parents afford to feed him. he's had over 15 double cheeseburgers in 1 sitting, and he's like 100 pounds. don't know how he does it lol.

an hour and 5 minutes. weak.

I hate super size me

The guy threw up after the first big mac. He was eatling mostly vegan before that, his body wasen't used to fast food. They obviously knew this would happen and they used it to exagerate what one big mac does to people. He was also physically active beforehand, and basically stopped that during the month. Furthermore, he ate 3 meals per day even though for most, he wasen't even hungry.

I know McDonalds is bad for you but the experiment was done poorly.

and further:

Wikipedia wrote: The Swedish scientist Fredik Nyström repeated the experiment under laboratory conditions, doubling the amount of calorie intake by fast food for 18 of his students and forbidding them to move. During the experiment, they were being tested regularly, and their protein intake was watched. The results were very different than those in the film: only a fraction of the participants gained over 5kg of weight, and despite the lack of activity, they gained more than 50% of pure muscle mass. Only one participant gained only fat. During psychological tests the participants mainly complained about a permanent feeling of being stuffed and about the desire for activity. They were mainly struggling with the intake of 6,600 calories per day. The study could not show an increase of cholesterol similar to that in the movie. Instead for some participants the "bad" cholesterol decreased while the level of "good" cholesterol increased by 20% on average.

So the students took in 6,600 calories per day, while he only took n 5000 per day. You would assume that these students were average people before starting, further proof that his experiment was flawed.

Other experiments where people chose the healthy meals, they actually lost weight. None of the experiments done properly that i've seen have agreed with supersize me. But correct or not, it sold lots of copies right?

Edited by carl_the_sniper - 23 May 2007 at 9:41pm

procarbinefreak wrote: Apparently, that's how long it takes me to eat a big mac.

Casually eating, or were you trying to see how quick you could eat it?

Absolutely no clue

i just posted the facts

or... wiki-facts

i was racing the clock... there's a bet going on at work with two people because one of em says he can slam 5 big macs in 7 minutes.  I was the guinea pig to see how fast the first one went down... take into consideration, they said go, I had to open the box and get the burger down.  I could probably get it down to less than a minute, but would I really want to?

not legal fool...


The guy that thinks he can do it said that he wants to do it with nothing to drink... we're trying to talk him into doing it with a chocolate shake.