Red meat is not bad for you.

[Randomguy]

So there.

[TrentonMakes]

Couldn't you have told me this before my lunch of rice and chick peas?

[Randomguy]

3 minutes ago, TrentonMakes said:

Couldn't you have told me this before my lunch of rice and chick peas?

My bad.

[Square Wheels]

I suspect the meat itself is good, in moderation, it's all the hormones / pesticides that are part of the process that are bad for you.  No, I will not do a search and post oodles of internet info here.  To me, it's common sense that all of those chemicals are not good for you.

And red me is not good for the cow - when it's on your plate at least.

[Dirtyhip]

I ate red meat the other night. I found organic grass fed steak in the closeout section at the grocery store.  WOOOHOOOO!  I nabbed that steak and cooked it up.  $4 per person.  My entire meal cost less than $5.  Steak, a couple potatoes and frozen veggies.

Who says you can't eat well on the cheap? 

[Square Wheels]

[Page Turner]

...I just gradually stopped eating cow, and now that I have a local source for grass fed, non feed lotted/hormoned beef, I just never got the taste back, so I don't buy it.  But a little of it every now and then is probably not the worst thing you can do to yourself.  Were I you, Mr @Randomguy, I'd be more worried about my chronic tendency for self abuse and internet pornography.

[Page Turner]

2 minutes ago, Square Wheels said:

...nice jugs.  #hubbahubba

[BuffJim]

While naturally red meat like Beef, Whale or Lamb is bad for you, there is an Indian dish that is very healthy. Chicken Tandoori, where it's chicken, but it comes out red after some mysterious process.

 

[jsharr ★]

1 hour ago, Randomguy said:

So there.

I increases my mucus production and gives me PRI and AAL.

[jsharr ★]

11 minutes ago, BuffJim said:

While naturally red meat like Beef, Whale or Lamb is bad for you, there is an Indian dish that is very healthy. Chicken Tandoori, where it's chicken, but it comes out red after some mysterious process.

 

Eat too much of that red chicken and you end up with a red dot on your forehead.  #TRUTH!

[Dirtyhip]

Is chicken healthy? HAHA

http://www.msn.com/en-ca/foodanddrink/foodnews/finally-the-fda-admits-that-nearly-over-70percent-of-us-chickens-contain-cancer-causing-arsenic/ar-AA8cWca

One thing I am sure of:  The longer you live, the higher chance you have of dying.  

[Randomguy]

16 minutes ago, BuffJim said:

While naturally red meat like Beef, Whale or Lamb is bad for you

 

 

That is lies, nothing but.

[Dirtyhip]

10 minutes ago, Randomguy said:

That is lies, nothing but.

<chomping non-GMO popcorn made the old fashioned way in organic high heat oil>

[Chris...]

52 minutes ago, BuffJim said:

While naturally red meat like Beef, Whale or Lamb is bad for you, there is an Indian dish that is very healthy. Chicken Tandoori, where it's chicken, but it comes out red after some mysterious process.

 

I think they add red dye to it.

[shotgun]

"Red meat is not bad for you."

...until you eat it.

[Road Runner]

Everybody is looking for the magic silver bullet that is going to make them live longer.  The best way to have really good health is to select your parents very carefully.  Good genes have been shown to be the most important factor in having a long and healthy life.

 

Also, I recommend not riding your bike into stationary objects.  

[Dirtyhip]

Grandpa on one side lived to 97, Grandma on the other side of the family lived to 76, Dad lived to 50. 

Father died young, because of drugs and alcohol.

[smudge ★]

I hope the heritage thing isn't too big a factor. If it is, I'll be lucky to see another 23 years. 

[Road Runner]

12 minutes ago, smudge said:

I hope the heritage thing isn't too big a factor. If it is, I'll be lucky to see another 23 years. 

Actually, not riding your bike into stationary objects has been found to be the primary factor in longevity for cyclists.

[Further]

Red meat is much better for you than grey, or brown.   

[Road Runner]

1 minute ago, Further said:

Red meat is much better for you than grey, or brown.   

I thought pink was the preferred color.

[Further]

1 hour ago, Roadrunner said:

I thought pink was the preferred color.

Pink is the best   

[Thaddeus Kosciuszko]

5 hours ago, Chris... said:

I think they add red dye to it.

Yes, but it was organic, locally blended, free range, all natural, gluten free, high fructose corn syrup free, FD&C red dye No. 3.

[SuzieQ]

may not be bad for you, but it is pretty bad for the creature you are eating

[Page Turner]

3 hours ago, Further said:

Pink is the best   

 

...when I ride the Maruishi, I find myself humming "You make me feel like a natural woman."

[Pokey]

9 hours ago, Square Wheels said:

Before and after shots of dairy cows/milking?

 

9 hours ago, BuffJim said:

While naturally red meat like Beef, Whale or Lamb is bad for you, there is an Indian dish that is very healthy. Chicken Tandoori, where it's chicken, but it comes out red after some mysterious process.

 

Tandoori chicken is damn delicious.

Wild game....no hormones, antibiotics and so on.

Ring Necked Pheasant? The ultimate free range chicken. And an import too.

[Dirtyhip]

10 hours ago, Page Turner said:

 

...when I ride the Maruishi, I find myself humming "You make me feel like a natural woman."

That really is a pretty bike.  And you must be VERY tall.

[Road Runner]

1 hour ago, Dirtyhip said:

That really is a pretty bike.  And you must be VERY tall.

I would say that from looking at the height of the saddle, his standover clearance is pretty tight.  Nonexistent even.   

Edited January 9, 2016 by Roadrunner

[Dirtyhip]

16 minutes ago, Roadrunner said:

I would say that from looking at the height of the saddle, his standover clearance is pretty tight.  Nonexistent even.   

Yeah, I saw that too.  

I am so excited about my new bike.  My stand over really increased with a smaller wheel.  Excited about the 27.   Plus, how can you not like 7" of travel? 

[Road Runner]

6 minutes ago, Dirtyhip said:

how can you not like 7" of travel?

[Dirtyhip]

9 minutes ago, Roadrunner said:

  I'd rather have 8, but 7 will do. 

[Page Turner]

2 hours ago, Roadrunner said:

I would say that from looking at the height of the saddle, his standover clearance is pretty tight.  Nonexistent even.   

...here we call that "French fit". Even on a Japanese bicycle.  You can get away with stuff like that if your penis if tiny. 

[Page Turner]

3 hours ago, Dirtyhip said:

That really is a pretty bike.  And you must be VERY tall.

...it is a beautiful color, and the finish is sort of pearlescent.  The geometry (it has relatively steep angles) and the camera angle make it look like the head tube is bigger than it appears IRL.  I think the ST is a 60 c-c.  That seems to be my best size these years.  I can still run a longer stem, but get it up about level with the saddle, so there are more usable bar hand positions without going to shallow drops. When I was interested in going as fast and as aero as possible, I was mostly riding 58's, with one or two 57's.  

Thanks for the "pretty", because I know you have fashion sense, a capacity I admire, but lack.

[Dirtyhip]

I like the white bar tape, but do I see a scar on the front of that seat? tsk...tsk

[Road Runner]

Is it pink?  Looks more coral that pink.

[Page Turner]

5 minutes ago, Roadrunner said:

Is it pink?  Looks more coral that pink.

...I forget what the factory called it.  It might have been coral.  It is one of my happier bikes, in spite of that saddle scar. The only one I can think of that might be more outrageous is the Faggin, with the fishnet body stocking.  Gotta love the 80's. 

 

[Dirtyhip]

damn, you guys ride some old shit.