I find it annoying tbh because they usually say it in the beginning of their video.
Why not at the end where I've actually watched your video and can determine if I've received enough value/entertainment from it to warrant subscribing.
Just me?
Fried in butter and seasoned with salt of course.
Only seasoned with salt.
It was utterly delicious.
I could probably beat Goku with this.
I keep seeing people spamming anti viral spiral on YouTube posts.
Like this one here: https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxsiZ33ykIctT4rNIn\_gnVKPTwRYwas79c?lc=UgyIRbMl4FdQtp7qpkh4AaABAg&si=vMCNFqjlL1CBIy9p
Found this absolute masterpiece on a job board.
Compared to the early days of YouTube where it felt more people were just making videos for the fun of it.
Whereas now it seems everyone is focused on maximum amount of ad revenue and audience retention over pure fun and love of the game.
Thoughts?
Safe to say he loves this carrot.
Every now and then I reward myself with milk.
Now of course it isn't ideal due to lactose.
I prefer cheese but the casomorphins get to me sometimes.
For me it was jacksepticeye when he played happy wheels.
Kid me was thoroughly entertained by him.
I expected more of a Dorito-esque crunch but because I fried them in fat they were soft unfortunately.
Delicious.
Microwaved cheese is such a life hack on carnivore.
I feel for the people who can't handle dairy.
First pic is a cheese block before succumbing to the radiation from the microwave.
Second pic shows the cheese block after being nuked for about 2 minutes.
Third pic because why not.
Tasted good.
And so we can steal them.
I like it in here.
Like imagine thinking something we can't even digest is good for our intestinal lining.
And the common rebuttal is "we need fiber to feed our gut bacteria by way of butyrate".
But we get butyrate from animal fats especially butter?
Butyrate was first discovered in butter anyway hence the name lol.
Don't forget about the only decent study we have on fiber eradicating constipation:
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3435786/
"This study has confirmed that the previous strongly-held belief that the application of dietary fiber to help constipation is but a myth. Our study shows a very strong correlation between improving constipation and its associated symptoms after stopping dietary fiber intake."
PS: I wonder why they won't fund anymore of these studies... I think we all know the answer to that.