Epic fail

I've heard some of them even keep cars in little houses which could otherwise shelter whole families.

https://www.facebook.com/JungleVT/videos/2053719301436568/

Looks like fairy shit
later farting rainbows
The blood of a unicorn will keep you alive, even if you are an inch from death, but at a terrible price. You have slain something pure and defenceless to save yourself, and you will have but a half-life, a cursed life, from the moment the blood touches your lips.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNLUwBot8B0

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/greek-passport-hellenic-geek-council-12124268.amp?__twitter_impression=true

https://twitter.com/macewhu69/status/943936261529751552

Lads lads nads

Not that much of a fail, the Pepsi is probably the least Diabetes causing product KFC sell. Diabetes isn’t caused by too much sugar, it’s more to do with fat.

No, but over-consumption and weight gain can and a "mega jug" is the epitome of over-consumption.

Yeah but you’re not going to put on much weight from drinking a litre of Pepsi. There’s not much fat in sugary drinks, sugar isn’t actually very bad for you. All deep routed misconceptions.
The massive fried chicken bucket you have to go with it on the other hand...

No, sugar in itself is not bad for you but calories in should balance calories out, the excess is stored as fat. It's the low fat option that is the red herring, it's sugar makes people fat.

Hmm. Can you link a source?

I've been reading a lot recently which says the exact opposite, and I thought the new thinking was sugar bad, fat good (except trans fat and sat fat).

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2016/apr/07/the-sugar-conspiracy-robert-lustig-john-yudkin

https://youtu.be/dBnniua6-oM

Yes and no. Glucose good, fructose bad.
But yeah. I don’t mean that you can eat as much sugar as you want. What I meant was the Pepsi, in comparison to deep fat fried chicken, is the better of the two. Anything in excess is bad for you

They're both fairly horrendous for your health.

Unsure what your point is.

I explained in the last comment. First of all the point is about diabetes, which isn’t caused by sugar like is widely believed. But rather excess fat, hence we got on to talking about sugar turning to fat. But it was posted as a fail because it’s diabetes support on a sugary drink, my point is that’s the least diabetes causing product they sell. Probably. Nothing more

You literally need glucose to survive. It’s not bad for your health.

But can we not talk about diet any more :)

Diet nerd!

I do see your point, but arguably anything promoting excessive consumption (a.k.a the "MegaJug") shouldn't be associated with something specifically campaigning against excessive consumption.

edit; fail—me. JDRF are specifically Type 1 focussed.

edit; fail—me. JDRF are specifically Type 1 focussed.

I didn’t even bother looking it up!

So sugar is good for diabetics?

Mmmmmmnnnnn.....chicken in crumbs and fat.

You need fat to survive too.

Lol. Best post on the page.

My dad’s a 9 stone diabetic. Has been since his teens. I can confirm sugar is good for him. In moderation.

Of course. Diabetics cannot produce insulin to deal with it though. With their insulin levels looked after, sugar is good for them too.

Fat is good too. Not sure what everyone’s point is or if they misunderstood mine. Sugar is good, fat is good, either in excess is bad. But since diabetes is not caused by sugar directly but actually by being generally overweight and unhealthy, hence me saying the Pepsi is probably less diabetes causing than the rest of their products (deep fat fried chicken)
Clear?