I guess everyone on Sep7agon is a genius.

More like Cheat's favorite cereal.

Anyone who says they like the prequels more than the originals are either just mad that Mr. Plinkett was right, or they like the negative attention that comes with being a contrarian.

Kind of hard to watch and slightly cringey. Thoughts?

Anyone who says they know what happens after death is lying to themselves.

I don't understand the question. Do you mean have I ever tripped on weed?

Quote from: Dan on April 07, 2016, 10:50:59 PM

Soy shouldn't be a problem when consumed in moderation. I'd be cautious about drinking too much soy milk though.

Isn't moderation kind of difficult when it's your main source of protein?

it's actually not my main source. I just listed that as an example of a protein-rich food.
But like I said in my post, the key is to eat a wide variety of different foods in a vegan diet. If you do that you can get more than enough protein in your diet

Quote from: Dan on April 07, 2016, 10:10:44 PM

You can get all vitamins, minerals, and protein from plant-based food with the exception of Vitamin B-12.
I mean, I'd rather take a supplement than contribute to an industry that tortures, kills, exploits animals for profit, and destroys the environment. Not to mention a vegan diet is the healthiest diet despite a lot of misinformation out there about it "lacking nutrients"

huh

now, pardon my ignorance, but where would your main sources be for lots of calories outside of sugary fruits and fermented beverages? This is actually something that's always been forefront of my mind whenever I think about vegitarian/pescitarian options just because of red meats and a family history of cholesterol and high blood pressure issues.
My daily caloric needs definitely aren't below 2000, and the last thing I need in my work is for my body to go in to starvation mode and store all kinds of fat while eating it's own muscles.

A lot of vegans make the mistake of not eating enough. A lot of them fail and turn back to meat because they think they can just eat an apple and a salad, feel full and think that's enough food to give them the nutrition they need, but it's not. They don't realize that plant foods are not as calorically dense as meat and animal products. You can get more than enough calories by eating a wide variety of foods:

Just a few examples
Carbs: Whole grains like rice and quinoa, fruits and vegetables
Protein: Soy products like Tofu, Lentils, Beans
Healthy fats: Nuts, seeds, olives, avocados, coconuts

Quote from: Dan on April 07, 2016, 06:22:00 PM

I'd say it's slightly better than Ep. 1.

Ep 1 was horrible

Exactly

I'd say it's slightly better than Ep. 1.

Quote from: Mmmmm Napalm on April 06, 2016, 05:47:53 PM

Can't wait to return to the OT era.

*cough*


*sneezes*


*throws up*


You're right, Star Wars hasn't focused on the  OT at all lately.

except thats shit no one cares about.

Meh

, also stop with the caffeine.

that is a good idea, although I haven't consumed any kind of caffeine in months.

Melatonin?
And actually working hard during the day?

My grandpa always said, "If you're not tired by the time you hit your bed, you didn't work hard enough during the day."

Tried Melatonin and even doubled the dosage and still didn't work, but I know that it works for a lot of people. There might be something going on in my body hormonally that's keeping me in a state of alertness is my guess.

Sleep medication?

Those have side-effects and should really only be used in the short term or not at all as they can cause dependency and lower quality sleep over time. Same with OTC sleep aids.