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I heard that the human palate (sp) can only taste four different flavors in food.

Why do so many people who could afford to eat better, eat fatty foods. What is the taste of fat?

(hopes ladies read this thread and think of me)

Interesting question.

Fat carries taste, so I'm told. E.g. butter and garlic.

Teddy Ruxpin";p="678082 wrote: (hopes ladies read this thread and think of me)

That's like the funniest thing you've ever said Ted!

It's like the other day I caught rus easting a hotdog from Home Depot and I was like What the fuck! This asshole can afford Red Lobster...

he eats hotdogs???

i thought he only sucked on lemons

stripperm(0)(o)m";p="678561 wrote:That's like the funniest thing you've ever said Ted!

8)

Most things that taste good to us, like fats, sugars, salts are all very good for you... in small amounts. Living in the wild, humans developed a taste for anything that would help them fatten up, because food wasn't the sure thing it is today. However, once we learned to refine these things and grant ourselves infinite access to them...

Shithead";p="694334 wrote:he eats hotdogs???

i thought he only sucked on lemons

Jeff is on to it. The thing about fat, cellulosis (is that what you call it in english? ), sugar and probably salt, is that what Jeff says. But that's from an evolutionist perspective. From a psychologists perspective you might say that these things gives you a high. We actually become semi-addicted to fat etc.

Right, well that's true... and also a product of evolution.

am I the only one who thought the rus sucking lemons comment was funny?

No, but we're all too cool for school and have withheld our response..