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Slimey said: 

Bullshit 

If you live to eat super unhealthy food and take lots of drugs, it's bound to be different than someone who lives for fitness. 

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Turncoat said: 

Slimey said: 

Bullshit 

If you live to eat super unhealthy food and take lots of drugs, it's bound to be different than someone who lives for fitness. 

There's not a person alive who lives for either of those things. We live because we're not dead, it's as simple as that. 

Slimey said: 

Turncoat said: 

Slimey said: 

Bullshit 

If you live to eat super unhealthy food and take lots of drugs, it's bound to be different than someone who lives for fitness. 

There's not a person alive who lives for either of those things. We live because we're not dead, it's as simple as that. 

You've never heard of hedonism, or escapism? Those who live for their own pleasure can find it through a variety of venues. As for living for fitness, you're kidding right there are tons of fitness fixaters. 

Also check the video above, people lived and died for their burgers. 

Ever look into Feeder-Gainer dynamics? 

I live to die and become food for bacteria and worms and to become fertilizer for plants.

So you're aiming your diet and life habits to be the best possible plant fertilizer you can be? 

Turncoat said: 

So you're aiming your diet and life habits to be the best possible plant fertilizer you can be? 

 I hope bacteria, worms and plants will like the high content of sugar, caffeine and nicotine in my corpse. =)

Dima79 said: 

I live to die and become food for bacteria and worms and to become fertilizer for plants.

 The worms are gonna get high as fuck when they eat me. Im practically an edible. 

Cain said: 

Dima79 said: 

I live to die and become food for bacteria and worms and to become fertilizer for plants.

 The worms are gonna get high as fuck when they eat me. Im practically an edible. 

 my worms will be unlucky. they'll get a dose of neuroleptics. these neuroleptics block dopamine and serotonin receptors in brain cells.