Keto_Keith

is this r/circlejerk?

Direclty after work, the only way I can do it.

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Just a suggestion, but you may look into the advantages of a ketogenic diet.

Why are you wearing that stupid bunny suit?

Bill Burr, Louis CK, Patrice O'Neal, Jon Stewart

5/60/35

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/emeril-lagasse/creole-onion-soup-recipe/index.html

I just got a 12.00 Escali Primo. Works great!

If cooking is sexy, I'm Brad ****ing Pitt.

A recent study shows that 1 in 5 people suffer mental illness at some point in their lives, some of us are just better at hiding it. OP, don't worry, you look great!

OP, may I suggest doing research on your own and not asking for unqualified and way un-informed people to answer a serious question such as which lifestyle change is right for you.

I would reply, but it would be as illogical as your claims.

I'll take a shot, if you need more people.

So, wait, you think fat is bad for you, I see where the disparity lies here.

Your logic causes cancer.

Winter is coming!!

Port Saint Lousy! Add away!

Not one boob in this thread... /disappointed

Thanks, I'll check these out. My main reddit account is banned from r/gonewild. Jeez, you mention daddy issues one time they get so damn offended, lol

I think this question is probably determined individually. Whatever lifestyle change you are able to sustain is the one that will bring you them most long-term success. That being said, if you are able to live without grains, sugars and the like, you may do very well on a ketogenic diet. Personally, I feel great. I have…

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Careful friend, folks around here don't take to kindly to telling them to eat fat and not carbs... Shhhhh....

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