lol. Every accusation an admission. You’re so blind deaf and dumb you don’t even know you tried and failed with this narrative before.
No amount of proof ever sways your belief in nonsense. You still cannot ever admit you were wrong despite NEVER being right. It’s hilarious you don’t understand how insecure that proves you are.
No amount of pulling ever removes your head from your ass.

The straw man, that if I don’t agree cities are lawless cesspools I’m claiming they’re utopian gardens of Eden or Shangri-la, is asinine and the level of thought I expect from someone so wholly dishonest and intellectually void.

Once again you can’t argue against or even understand any point I made, so you just make a baseless blanket insult. Very Trumpian of you.

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I've heard about this. New studies are showing diet drinks could make you hungrier, because your brain believes the drink should contain calories, and when it does not, the body craves more. Though the principle behind the Shangri-La diet is a bit different.

The diet creator claims it's not the sweetness, but flavor mixed with the sugar that is makes your brain want to ingest more. The diet says if you ingest flavorless oil or drink a small amount of sugar water periodically throughout the day your brain will associate calories with flavorless foods, and so you won't want to gorge. Really weird stuff. Good post.

That outfit is terrible, and she's still stunning.

I'm starting to think that in 50 years we're going to find out that Victoria's Secret was genetically engineering their models in a lab somewhere in Bhutan. They're so hot they just aren't to be believed.

Thanks!

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*promote

Damn, we're running out of fat colors!
The Shangri-La Diet works for me. The author (psych prof) believes that mass-produced, identical-tasting foods are the root of the problem. Pavlovian conditioning.