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Hey /r9k/, why haven't you switched to the perfect NEET diet?
https://www.soylent.com/
>has everything you need to survive
>can be shipped in bottled form so you can stay in your room and don't have to worry about confronting your family whenever you get food
Face it robots, only normies eat "real" food, this stuff is perfect for us.
yeah sure but i want it at a discount
>>26471355
It's cheaper than normie food, consider that your discount.
>>26471386
no but i want special preference
>>26471286
That raises blood glucose after long term use.
That's what triggers diabetes.
>>26471421
I'm pretty sure the guy who started the company has some form of autism. Maybe if you sperg out with him he'll give you a discount?
>can't pay for it with foodbux
Nope, otherwise I would. I get $180/month in foodbux, and $730/month for my tugboat.
>>26471286
>>26471386
>>26471455
I just realized I had accidentally put the title in the name field.
>>26471465
But anon, don't you want to free your body?
>>26471286
Serious question, if you diet consisted of that stuff only, what would you shit, if you shat at all ? Is it, like, always liquid ?
>>26471507
I've seen people challenge themselves to only drink this and they said they shat less frequently and very little at that.
>>26471526
Cool, so now I can make my /d/ pipelining fantasies come true.
Now all I need is an (un)willing slave.
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>>26471455
you think?
un originiale commento
>>26471587
I haven't seen a photo of him in a while, but now I can say beyond a shadow of a doubt that he is definitely autistic.
>>26471586
you do you, senpai
>>26471448
But it seems quite low in fat. Fat causes diabetes, not sugar. Sugar makes diabetes problematic, but it doesn't cause it.
>>26471448
So you've heard of it before? How long ago? They've released newer versions of the formula since the start of the company. I got my first shipment of 2.0 today. Do you know if glucose levels are still a concern?
