Just one quick bitch ...

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I hate the smell of it and the way people think it's healthy to eat there.  I used to work with a chubby girl who always got her lunch from there and went on about how it's the fat-free version of fast food.  I laughed in her face.  Also, college people always got their lunch from there and come into the classroom with big stinking sandwiches full of shit like meatballs which used to drip all over the place.  Ugh.

["couldbecousin"]

I hate the smell of it and the way people think it's healthy to eat there.  I used to work with a chubby girl who always got her lunch from there and went on about how it's the fat-free version of fast food.  I laughed in her face.  Also, college people always got their lunch from there and come into the classroom with big stinking sandwiches full of shit like meatballs which used to drip all over the place.  Ugh.

Well, for some of us chubbettes, Subway would be a good transition from junk food to healthy food. I've been eating six cheeseburgers a week for 2 years; if I switched to turkey subs, I'd certainly lose some of the weight.

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We have much better local delis which is where I go

["couldbecousin"]

I hate the smell of it and the way people think it's healthy to eat there.  I used to work with a chubby girl who always got her lunch from there and went on about how it's the fat-free version of fast food.  I laughed in her face.  Also, college people always got their lunch from there and come into the classroom with big stinking sandwiches full of shit like meatballs which used to drip all over the place.  Ugh.

Well, for some of us chubbettes, Subway would be a good transition from junk food to healthy food. I've been eating six cheeseburgers a week for 2 years; if I switched to turkey subs, I'd certainly lose some of the weight.

Almost forgot to mention this... Ian McDiarmid was apparently spotted in a Subway once (in Australia? not sure), and he is !

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I hate the smell of it and the way people think it's healthy to eat there.  I used to work with a chubby girl who always got her lunch from there and went on about how it's the fat-free version of fast food.  I laughed in her face.  Also, college people always got their lunch from there and come into the classroom with big stinking sandwiches full of shit like meatballs which used to drip all over the place.  Ugh.

Well, for some of us chubbettes, Subway would be a good transition from junk food to healthy food. I've been eating six cheeseburgers a week for 2 years; if I switched to turkey subs, I'd certainly lose some of the weight.

Wouldn't it be healthier and cheaper to just bring a sandwich from home?  I always brought small things from home for lunch and no money so that I wouldn't be tempted.  However if I was running late, I'd grab a pound and buy a packet of rice cakes at break.  

["couldbecousin"]

I hate the smell of it and the way people think it's healthy to eat there.  I used to work with a chubby girl who always got her lunch from there and went on about how it's the fat-free version of fast food.  I laughed in her face.  Also, college people always got their lunch from there and come into the classroom with big stinking sandwiches full of shit like meatballs which used to drip all over the place.  Ugh.

Well, for some of us chubbettes, Subway would be a good transition from junk food to healthy food. I've been eating six cheeseburgers a week for 2 years; if I switched to turkey subs, I'd certainly lose some of the weight.

Wouldn't it be healthier and cheaper to just bring a sandwich from home?  I always brought small things from home for lunch and no money so that I wouldn't be tempted.  However if I was running late, I'd grab a pound and buy a packet of rice cakes at break.  

Helathy homemade food is a good choice, yes. And rice cakes make lovely COASTERS!


<---- Put your drinks on these lovely styrofoam discs!

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I like the taste of rice cakes.  Which still doesn't change the fact that a meal at Subway has probably the same amout of calories and nutritional value as a meal at McDonald's.

["couldbecousin"]

I like the taste of rice cakes.  Which still doesn't change the fact that a meal at Subway has probably the same amout of calories and nutritional value as a meal at McDonald's.

Oh, I was a real McDonald's fiend back in the day, I'm sure my kind of McDonald's meal (Big Mac, large fries, apple pie, chocolate shake) would easily amount to way more calories and fat than a plain turkey sub!

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I like the taste of rice cakes.  Which still doesn't change the fact that a meal at Subway has probably the same amout of calories and nutritional value as a meal at McDonald's.

Oh, I was a real McDonald's fiend back in the day, I'm sure my kind of McDonald's meal (Big Mac, large fries, apple pie, chocolate shake) would easily amount to way more calories and fat than a plain turkey sub!

Depends which type of bread you use, dressings etc.  Not to mention desserts, drinks and sides.  A "healthy" meal at Subway is like buying a salad in McDonald's and patting yourself on the back for being so calorie conscious.

Fast food sucks.  Especially fast food that markets itself as healthy food.

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I think it's a rip that rice cake advertise themselves as food not packing material 

["couldbecousin"]

I think it's a rip that rice cake advertise themselves as food not packing material 

Yeah, they belong in the same category as Easter grass, bubble wrap, and styrofoam peanuts!

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I think it's a rip that rice cake advertise themselves as food not packing material 

Yeah, they belong in the same category as Easter grass, bubble wrap, and styrofoam peanuts!

And they are biodegradable so they are green

["couldbecousin"]

I think it's a rip that rice cake advertise themselves as food not packing material 

Yeah, they belong in the same category as Easter grass, bubble wrap, and styrofoam peanuts!

And they are biodegradable so they are green

That's an awesome thought! Rice cakes are gonna save our planet!

[odeon]

Never liked Subway much.

[skyblue1]

its not how much a person eats ,it is what they eat. sugars and starches are what turn our excess calories to fat