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arfmel
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Damn skippy I would. Food is good.
 
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Dan
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I've long wished for a pill that could meet all of my dietary needs. Eating is a pain, and I have better things to do.
 
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OldMick
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As someone who can no longer eat sweets or drink alcohol, my answer is ABSOLUTELTY.

I love bakery goods, Italian food, Japanese, Seafood, breads, fruit, ice cream and on and on.

I stick to a healthy low carb diet but only to avoid health issues.
 
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I've long wished for a pill that could meet all of my dietary needs. Eating is a pain, and I have better things to do.


Like post on the internet. Wink


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divil
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Hells yes! Food is good.
 
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I kinda like to eat whether I need to or not.
 
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No. And save a lot of money in the process.


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Not only yes, but hell yes. Tuning up for a scrumptious BMT (Bacon, Mayo, Tomato) sandwich for lunch today.


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gpbst3
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Thats a big fat yes. Food tastes good.

Now if I did not require food and did not have taste buds I would say no.


 
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^^^THIS. The curmudgeon speaks truth.

Guy I worked with was once asked the definition of a good day. His response? "Good sex, a good meal, and a good s**t." Methinks he had a clear understanding of his existence.


Exactly. One of my canned responses to the generic "How ya doin'?" is "Well, I'm eatin' regular and I've got a warm place to sleep (or shit, depending on the audience)"



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"Would you give up the pleasure of eating if it meant never getting food poisoning, no trouble with bowel movements and/or indigestion, no heart burn, hemorrhoid issues, and every other problem that comes as a result of eating?"

Does that include the results of 'over eating'???


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Nope, I hate to stop whatever I'm doing to sit down, eat, and clean up. I never eat breakfast because I would rather have the sleep. I seldom take a lunch at work because I don't want the interruption. I could easily do with out dinner if my body didn't require it.
 
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It would be nice if eating were optional. It would be really nice if there were no waste at the other end.....


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Dan
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I've long wished for a pill that could meet all of my dietary needs. Eating is a pain, and I have better things to do.


Like post on the internet. Wink

I've racked up quite a few since 2001. Smile
 
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I am not a foodie, so to me food is just fuel. Therefore, my answer is no.
 
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Eating is so you shouldn't starve, swimming is so you shouldn't drown, and running is for when something is after you....


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Hell
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Plus, I like to cook too much. I still wouldn’t eat nearly as often as I’m required to now.


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After a couple of friends were roommates for a while, they concluded one was "eat to live" the other was "live to eat"
 
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No. I have my fare share of digestive issues and I have Celiac.


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Probably not. If I get busy, I often forget to eat. So nbd. But then I overeat when my body remembers because I’m over hungry. It’s a catch22 and if I didn’t get hungry I just don’t think it would be an issue.
Now...since I already know what a treat some food items are...that might be a bit of a pickle..


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