G S07E15 XL

FYI, this XL has only recently aired for the first time, and on a channel with commercials, so that is why there are some abrupt fade outs/edits. Enjoy.

- Recording date: 22 May 2009
- 30 minute version aired: 26 March 2010
- XL aired: 11 February 2011

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[DirectInjected]

Quite1nteresting: I. Love. You.

Regards,

The world.

[jenzahara]

Alan should be PETA's "World's Sexiest Vegetarian". No doubt.

[speebyda]

@310BPM Like the kill room they have for pets. They think it is more humane to put an animal down rather then be loved as a pet.

[310BPM]

@jenzahara

i'm all for animal rights and stuff, but PETA is an absolute horrible organization.

you should look up all the horrible things they've done (to animals and otherwise).

[robdavid1111]

@lesterclaypool1 haha! that made me laugh- but still, you have continued!!! not quiet on the same level ;)

[Smithpolly]

@lesterclaypool1 Not everyone on the planet is anorexic or obese. Many people make delicious healthy meals that they enjoy. The more people that do that, the more likely it is that other people will learn to do the same

It makes no sense to teach people that they can't change their food choices because of millennium old addictions any more than it does to pretend a diet of Ho-Hos will benefit them or that being fat won't cause them health problems.

Happy New Year.

[lesterclaypool1]

@Smithpolly

Ideally, I'd like to see the human species practice moderation but when you are the apex of the apex and control everything from food production to distribution to personal consumption it's hard to practice that humility.

From the anorexia sufferer who counts rice grains to the over eater for whom there is no slice of pie, only pie, we all fuck with our food and it takes more than education and economics to change millennium old addictions.

Happy New Year, Smithpolly.

[Smithpolly]

@lesterclaypool1 So your wife didn't consider a diet of Ho-Hos would have enriched her family's environment to their benefit? And if we came up with ways to make healthy food more affordable that is what she would purchase? Perhaps, that might be the way to go then?

Those cultures are having major problems with people getting sick with obesity related diseases which is why places like Tonga are trying to change attitudes.

[lesterclaypool1]

@robdavid1111

The irony of you posting this comment is completely lost on you isn't it?