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They eat the other giant insects, like giant wasps and fire beetles.

Looks like way too much cooking involved.

Yeah but you're a super taster, so who are you to pass judgement on the deliciousness of diabetes?

I've still got this bad boy somewhere in the attic of my parents' house. Although I think I remember mindlessly chewing one of his hands off. I love that rubbery action figure texture.

There's never going to be a baby McCheese, so it's a moot point.

The naming convention of the new Big Macs bother me: Mac Jr. Big Mac Grand Mac Why isn't the Jr part of Mac Jr. before the Mac? If it follows the naming convention of the other two, it should be called "Junior Mac." Get your shit together, McDonald's.

Preference for pineapple on pizza is how you know if someone is good people or a worthless sack of shit and probably a faggot super taster.

Yeah, that was me. As for ESL jobs in the U.S., I think it heavily depends on the area where you live. In the Maryland/DC/Virginia area, it is insanely easy to get an adjunct teaching position in a language school or community college teaching ESL. All you need is a bachelor's degree and some...

Congrats! That's a hell of a lot of weight. I think I need to start the weight gain thread, because the other day my work pants were so tight I was afraid they'd rip. I had to put on some bigger pants that I haven't worn in years. Emotional eating :(

Looks great to me. I wish it came with the pineapple, shredded cheese, and ham on the side, too.

Lol so Japanese. Weirdos!

One big issue, as Chysamere mentioned, was that it required a lot of customization. Every company wants something different, and when they pay the money they pay, you have to bend over backwards to give it to them. For example, one of my clients in Kazakhstan was a pretty big oil company. Being...

OK. That's basically what I did as well. I always hated teaching the corporate clients, but it was the best money by far.

When you say "company," do you teach English in a corporate environment or do you teach English in a private language school?

I'm a Caps fan because the Verizon Center has fantastic Nachos Grandes.

God Sunny D is so fucking delicious.

*things is my favorite kind of food. I want to hang out at your house.

I teach English as a second language as a career. I've been doing it for about 8 - 9 years now. I started doing it overseas (Russia, Spain, Kazakhstan) and now I do it full-time in the U.S. I'll address some of your questions below, but if you have more questions feel free to ask. TEFL...

OK, OK. I know some of you guys aren't big fans of Cheesecake Factory, but I think one of you might have taken it too far! Explosion at CA Cheesecake Factory leaves questions - CNN.com

I admit that Chick-fil-a sauce is amazing. I love to pocket a few extra each time I go and use them at home with cheese sticks.

Cheesecake Factory is the bard of restaurants. They do a bit of everything, but they suck more than the specialized classes at each one. That said, I love the massive portions of food you get at Cheesecake Factory. I'll take a huge portion of mediocre food over a small portion of excellent food...

Just gotta swing by Taco Bell after eating pasta. I hear Taco Bell gives people some awful explosive shits.

All the snobs who frequent this thread will tell you Olive Garden is shit tier Italian, but it's perfectly fine if you're not some food 1%er. Like pizza, pasta is generally pasta wherever you go. And you can't beat all you can eat pasta with meat. And right now they have neverending lasagna...

My uncle won free hamburgers for a year from some burger place during their grand opening. They closed about 3 months later. :( We got him an Olive Garden Pasta Pass and that cheered him up.

Zaxby's doesn't count because it's only in the south.

I like how you qualified your statement with "in my opinion" as if that makes you any less wrong.

Chick-fil-a is good, but way way overrated. It's got the 2nd best spicy chicken sandwich (behind Wendy's), and the milkshakes are great for a chain. Outside of that, it's pretty standard stuff that isn't worth going bananas for. I think it's popularity is more due to the fact that you get...

spoken like someone who doesn't have super oily skin and doesn't understand the struggle.

Sweating is horribly uncomfortable. And I have really oily skin in general, so lots of sweating will give me pimples. Even when lifting, I try to keep the weight and pace low enough so I don't start sweating profusely.

I hate HIIT. I can't stand sweating, and I feel so exhausted afterwards. I don't know how people can tolerate doing real HIIT.

Weight training. Running sucks.

Lol Woolworths, that's old school

There are two A&W locations in central MD, but they're both located in absolutely shitty areas. One is in Baltimore, so I guess one advantage is you can probably get your dick sucked for $20 out back. The other is near Southeast DC, which is where The Wire would have taken place if it had been...

It's called "American."

Lol seriously?

So I had a bit of a binge on the weekend, and part of that consisted of 3 bags of these bad boys: They are SOOOOO crunchy. Easily my new favorite chip. Must buy!

More like they just don't show fat/ugly people on TV. England is fat as fuck (some of the fattest in Europe) and making good headway on catching up to the U.S. 99% of the chicks carrying around a Switch in both countries will be lard asses who will struggle to manipulate the tiny baby...

Hamburger Helper is awful. When I was a kid, the only thing worse than hearing "We're having Hamburger Helper for dinner." was hearing "We're having Chicken Tonight! for dinner." Then again, maybe my mom was such a bad cook that she messed up even these simple things.

The George Lucas stuff was great. Completely out of left field, but so funny. I especially loved the jab at Howard the Duck at the end.