This is the comment of the day, for my money. Read the above again... It was always the plan to drag us down as a population and "create slaves" as OP said. As a nutritionist myself, it is easy to understand that our bodies have no choice but to reject the processed food we feed it. It can't use any of it. So, where does it go? Well, in the quantities we eat, we can't pee it all out so it gets stored. Viola! An entire population of obese, addicted minions that can't properly defend themselves. In fact, the government at that point could probably trade food for the remaining guns we had. By the looks of society, we were close...

As long as you manually pop your own kernels. The prepackaged bags contain some chemicals

I got a case of fudge rounds and 2 chocodiles left... chocolate is cracked but the cream filling is still good (the dog bit it, but it's fine I prayed over it) 👍🏻😂

Ahem....THESE are fat free ...

Now with 50% less anal leakage!!!

u/#pepedetective

u/#topkek

Great meme qa! ✨

I still have a page open but it is muted. Hope after all the whining we get a vote. Kash is suppose to be voted on tomorrow!

You and me both, QA. My little vices are rather dear to me.

I don't know if any of this will be useful to you, but here's a few things I've done in the past few years to get healthier. A lot are still in progress.

1. One of the big items was making sure I was getting some sort of exercise every day despite having a very stressful and demanding job. My wife and I have ALWAYS had dogs, typically a pair.

A few years ago when we lost our last one of the previous pair, I made sure that we got two very athletic dogs that would demand a long nightly walk. Needless to say, for the past 3 years I've gone on a 60-90 minute brisk walk every single night (maybe 5 days a year it doesn't happen).

2. I never drink to excess, but I was drinking 3-4 beers every single night to try to erase a bit of the stress of the day. I'm still not completely dry, but it started with just a single night. I tried to make things achievable so it started as just "tonight i'm dry". I felt better the next morning without those toxins in my system.

I'm still not completely dry, tough to be in a sales job. But I'm getting there.

3. I don't get enough veggies in my diet. I'm on the road a fair amount, eat a lot of food from restaurants. And just in general, I'm always in a hurry. I did a lot of research and found a good veggie powder called "Field of Greens" from a company called Brickhouse nutrition. Dan Bongino was whoring for those guys for a while. I started making it a point of mixing in a couple of big scoops of that stuff into some juice every day. Within a week I started feeling better with better energy. My guts felt better too.

I still need to start lifting weights again. No idea where the time is going to come from for that, but I'll figure it out. Need to stay alive for my family and to keep fighting for this Republic.