Unpopular opinions
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Suicide should be covered under insurance & if you plan on killing yourself at least make sure your family is set-up nice.
F^cking cowards
I've actually been researching this all weekend. I agree with you 100%, suicide is an extremely selfish thing to do.
My mother is in the hospital again for a second time in the last year for depression and "suicidal thoughts." I've been trying to find life insurance without a suicide clause. Pretty much every single one has a 1-2yr clause regarding suicide. I don't know how I feel about life insurance and their policies regarding suicide but I need to do something to protect my family. It's an awful thing that someone can take their own life and leave a wake of mental and financial turmoil.
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Holy fuck dude(s), sry to hear urb and monday. I totally agree about suicide being a cowards way out. Ive had 2 friends (one in elementary school and one in highschool) fathers do it and it fuckin sucked for everyone around them. Lots of problems financially and mentaly. My gf has had to deal with it aswell and has hated the person for years for what they did to her family.
Hope things work out for your mom Shane. Thats not a fun situation at all bro. -
"Patina" has become so overused that it's essentially lost all meaning. Nor is it a verb.
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People who smugly look down on folks who eat at McDonalds or other fast food establishments like they are so much more superior for their abstention should burn in hell.
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I can't believe anyone with any self respect would ever poison their bodies with the horrifying "food" at McDonald's.
Especially the Sausage McMuffins and hash browns. People should dispose of those things immediately. And if people can't, they should bring them to me (preferably while steamy hot), so that I can dispose of them properly.
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I darken McDonald's doors as often as I judge people for going there.
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People abusing their bodies with that garbage are a burden on the healthcare system we all pay for in my country. I will personally continue to have negative feelings about people who choose that form of self abuse, but understand the sentiment behind your feeling mega
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This is true, but honestly the person eating a greasebomb burger from a high end restaurant is wreaking just as much damage on themselves.
The thing that pisses me off is that this Ancel Keys fuckwad did some selective science a while back to falsely indict lipids and cholesterol as unhealthy, and ridiculed the CORRECT scientist whose rival theory indicting sugar for various health related maladies. Then the fuckwads in the US government institutionalized this pseudoscience by enshrining its false conclusions within the "food pyramid." Millions and millions of people either dead or with compromised quality of life because of credulous leadership and a terrible scientist. And still, doctors believe in the lipid hypothesis, which is in scientific terms, dead as a doornail. We will have to wait for a generation of doctors and dietitians to die before this religion will die with them. Meanwhile, misled patients will continue to suffer and die because they are being told to eat poisons.
McDonald's is a symptom as much as it is a cause.
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We will have to wait for a generation of doctors and dietitians to die before this religion will die with them. Meanwhile, misled patients will continue to suffer and die because they are being told to eat poisons.
Right on.
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You have it spot on there McLain
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It's a fucking hamburger, if you feel the need to eat 10 a week rather than one in a while then it's your problem not McDonalds. They don't pretend to sell health food folks.
What really pisses me off is this sudden horror about people who live their lives eating this stuff are putting their lives at risk…..NO SHIT! Just as you would be if you spent your life living on devilled eggs and truffles.
Personal responsibility has been replaced with blaming faceless corporations for doing what they have always done and never pretended not to be doing. If you want to give the middle finger to Mac D's then do it for the rain forest, not for making people fat.....it's a fucking hamburger, what did you expect.
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Do mcdonalds in texas serve sausage gravy and biscuits?
I don't know. I don't always buy breakfast, but when I do, I buy egg and chorizo breakfast tacos. And lately, my breakfasts have been an opportunity to tinker with a recipe for chia seed pudding made with almond milk.
