by JeremySpoke under
Date Night
Whatever Morgan Spurlock was feeling after about twenty days of nothing but McDonald’s® in the film, Super Size Me, I am feeling the exact opposite after my third day of only Subway®. I have more energy. I miraculously somehow have 20/20 vision. I have the same sense of smell as a dog, the same amount of memory as an elephant, the adorableness of a kitten.
In reality, it has only been three days. Not much feels that different. However, my weight is coming off nicely, and hopefully by July 15, I will at least appear presentable for my open casting call for a date. Either that or I will starve to death with a sub sandwich in my mouth and an unattainable dream of being skinny in my heart. My craving for non-Subway® food is still bearable. I am not yet sick of turkey, applicable vegetables, or honey mustard.
Next, I should pick a location for the event. A restaurant, though cliché, would be a good venue as I will want non-Subway® food more desperately than I will want a girlfriend. I should warn the Western world that I will probably pay little to no attention to my date during the commencement of the eating of the food. Maybe I should call the date off and go by myself to a steakhouse. Or I could take my talents to an all-you (I)-can-eat buffet. Or I could take a tour of an ice cream factory or a slaughterhouse. That is maybe a little too morbid. The poor ice cream.
I believe though, that this date may be great because my main objective will be to fill my stomach. Once that is satisfied, there will be no pressure or disappointment. I think that this may turn out to be great.
by JeremySpoke under
Date Night
A few years ago, I took Jared Fogle’s lead, whom according to jewornotjew.com, has a ninety percent chance of actually being hookup, and decided to try to lose weight by eating nothing but Subway sandwiches and exercise (minus the exercise). It went okay, but after losing about twenty pounds, I somehow started gaining weight after I stopped eating Subway® subs and started eating steak. The steak diet’s patent is still pending, as there is no way that it can lead to any form of weight loss.
I eventually gained all of my weight back. Last night, I decided to re-try the Subway weight loss challenge. I am happy to report that I have not deviated from the diet yet have yet to lose any weight. This may partially be because the sandwich I ate today had bacon, avocado, roast beef, and ranch dressing. Perhaps the ingredients of the sandwich are more important than the fact that it is a sandwich. I suppose Jared Fogle didn’t lose weight by eating the Chicken Bacon Ranch sandwich.
Okay! So my diet starts tomorrow. I am still trying to figure out how to build a healthy sandwich out of beef, bacon, and guacamole. When this happens, revolution will materialize as people recognize the futility of lettuce. If I went the rest of my life without lettuce of any kind, I think my life would be full and happy. My first report on the progression of my new Subway® diet will be posted on Thursday. If you would like to join me, and are a girl, I would definitely be open to that.
I have arbitrarily decided that July 15 will be the first day that I will eat food that is not a Subway® turkey sandwich. I have already created an event on Facebook inviting women to a date with a skinny me on that evening. People have started to RSVP, but I’m pretty sure they did it as a joke. I don’t think anybody realizes how not much of a joke it is. I would really like to go out on a date as a thin person. I would like to cordially extend this exclusively Facebook invitation to 100hookup. If you will be in Houston on July 15, I am completely open to dating you. Also, I am open to dating you on any other date ever.