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It would've been hard for me not to stare at him in awe. What a walking contradiction haha.
next starburst commercial? I think so.
Your uncle was definitely a hyprocrite here, but that doesn't make him wrong. Keep eating your junk food- everyone does it- just do it in moderation. Also... why is the word unhealthy framed with quotes? Do you not think junk food is bad for you?
Adults seem to do that very often...
Die and let die.
Goes to show that just because you know better doesn't mean you're going to follow what you know. Shoot, I've been trying to lose 10lbs for summer and even though I KNOW I should be at the gym everyday, I'm not. Boo. I wish I were a Sim and take away my own free will and just do it. *sigh* Cheeseburger, how badly my mouth wants to have a love affair with your juicy deliciousness.
Anyone else think of that south park episode with rob reiner?
Glad i could make you think of south park...my good deed is done for the day.
Tell your uncle how right he is, *sets food down; lights cig* & tell him you would much rather lose a lung and probably get cancer than become obese and get something like diabetes. They both may be bad, but it may make him realize you both should quit your bad habits :)
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Not surprising. Hypocrisy is 'in'.
Do as I say, not as I do