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(02/14/2013)[-]

The reason bad food taste good is because our bodies are adapted to the ways humans have been living for 90% of their time on earth: the hunter gatherer lifestyle. Calories were hard to find back then and when you found them they were more useful fats like omega-3 or DHA (good fro brain development). It was therefore an evolutionary advantage to make food with high concentrated calories to taste good. Now a days we're overflowing with calories but they are the wrong type of fat: omega-6. We literally get fat and stupid. We haven't had enough time to evolve to our current conditions and now we have a obesity/stupidity problem.

Not really the genes fault.

Also coffee makes me talkative. The end.

#93 to #88 - KillerKlownKKK

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(02/14/2013)[-]

well, coffee and blue meth

#87 - ROFL

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(02/14/2013)[-]

Hah pure genes of estonia ******

#85 - emberstar

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(02/14/2013)[-]

Story of my life.... ginger, 5'8", fairly smart, but shy/quiet.

#125 to #85 - Xyhpon

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(02/14/2013)[-]

Yeah that sounds about like me. I'm a ginger, supposedly intelligent according to others, and 6'2". Only 152 pounds though for some goddamn reason.

#104 to #85 - caesarslegion

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(02/14/2013)[-]

Stop being a pussy and you won't be shy and quiet.

#90 to #85 - anon id: ecbeff40

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(02/14/2013)[-]

Ginger. 6'3. 26 on ACT 250 lbs.(34 pant size. I lift.)
Everyone too scared to make fun of me for being a shy ginger to my face.

#89 to #85 - tylosaurus

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(02/14/2013)[-]

Ahem. That's a gif, can't see anything.

#82 - Onemanretardpack

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(02/14/2013)[-]

Am I the only one who thinks redheads are hot?

#84 to #82 - thewalruss

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(02/14/2013)[-]

I love the redheads...

#91 to #84 - anon id: ecbeff40

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(02/14/2013)[-]

yay :D

#80 - thedarkestrogue

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(02/14/2013)[-]

MFW there's apparently lots of gingers on funnyjunk.

I'm 5 foot 7-ish with above average intelligence. However i have massive apathy and lethargy issues so i sit around all day doing nothing.

#81 to #80 - thedarkestrogue

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(02/14/2013)[-]

oh and blond hair blue eyes.
I am not german.

#78 - ounerify

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(02/14/2013)[-]

damn gingers

#77 - plainarcane**User deleted account**

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(02/14/2013)[-]

I'm 5' 7", ginger, and have above average intelligence but have been held back in life by clinical depression.

mfw I have no suitable image in my reaction folder for this

#127 to #77 - Xyhpon

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(02/14/2013)[-]

Add to your height and subtract probably a little of that depression and you get another ginger, me

#79 to #77 - anon id: dff960bc

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(02/14/2013)[-]

how anout... YOUR FACE?

#260 to #79 - plainarcane**User deleted account**

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(02/14/2013)[-]

"I have no suitable image in my reaction folder for this"

#73 - moqa

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(02/14/2013)[-]

I actually am the second on the right one... although almost 5' 6"

#68 - infinitereaper

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(02/14/2013)[-]

And then there are the intelligent ******* who are tall, handsome, happy, have amazing hair, eat healthy, are geniuses, and are nice people.

I hate those ******* most of all.

#65 - lazypaul

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(02/14/2013)[-]

As a 5'5" handsome intelligent ginger with clinical depression I find this offensive.

#133 to #65 - derkarus

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(02/14/2013)[-]

>Handsome
>Ginger
>pick one

#64 - trojanmannn

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(02/14/2013)[-]

I have an IQ of 143....and I have clinical depression
I have brown hair blue eyes and get complimented a lot....I'm 5'6
God us middle-class people have tough lives

#62 - stallwallwriter

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(02/14/2013)[-]

Nothing wrong with being handsome, intelligent, and short.

#54 - felixjarl

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(02/14/2013)[-]

During the ages when we were still nomads food that included sugar or sweets were hard to find and since our body needs a small amount of it to survive. It tastes better because then we can eat more before we get tired of it and wander to another place.

#47 - sparkyoneonetwo

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(02/14/2013)[-]

and being a ginger is aweosome people ******* love my hair

#46 - sparkyoneonetwo

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(02/14/2013)[-]

whats wrong with 5'5"??

#66 to #46 - lazypaul

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(02/14/2013)[-]

Unfair advantage in limbo competitions.

#55 to #46 - anon id: 7277ea9b

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(02/14/2013)[-]

Everything.
Mainly because I'm 6'5".

#58 to #55 - sparkyoneonetwo

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(02/14/2013)[-]

so??

#53 to #46 - AlexPaincakes

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(02/14/2013)[-]

I ******* hate being short!! I'm 5'6" and almost 20.

#57 to #53 - sparkyoneonetwo

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(02/14/2013)[-]

shot people are so so ******* sexy though

#61 to #57 - AlexPaincakes

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(02/14/2013)[-]

I've never had someone say that to me. x) Everyone always ******* says the same ******* ****... "Oh... I thought you'd be taller." Kills me every time.

#63 to #61 - sparkyoneonetwo

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(02/14/2013)[-]

I'm 6' and I ******* love short people cuz I'm all like submissive and stuff so like a dude being all dominate and short than me is so ******* awesome

#99 to #63 - rawyouth

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(02/14/2013)[-]

but you can be angry and your just angry

a short guy gets angry and its all OOOHHHH
small angry man syndrome
Naploeon Complex
hes got a 'Short fuse'

i know becaus i rip my best bud for it all the time, im 6"

#117 to #99 - sparkyoneonetwo

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(02/14/2013)[-]

I've never heard any one say that stuff a short person

#100 to #99 - rawyouth

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(02/14/2013)[-]

6 foot i mean not inches

#45 - richardastley

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(02/14/2013)[-]

Kind of funny how height works. Any guy who's short sees a huge difference in an inch. So like in Canada, the average height for a guy is around 5'8" (I come from a town with a lot of Dutch people, so it might be higher here). I'm 5'6.5", and when I stand beside a guy who's 5'5", I feel way better about my height. When I'm standing beside any guy who's 5'8", I feel like a midget.

#41 - charagrin

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(02/14/2013)[-]

Tall, handsome, and smart? Here's some extreme shyness to go along with that. Story of my life.

#44 to #41 - charagrin

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(02/14/2013)[-]

I think the worst part of it IS the shyness itself. Knowing you are good looking and smart enough to succeed if you just put yourself out there, but unable to due to a crippling fear of strangers....

#112 to #44 - rawyouth

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(02/14/2013)[-]

Heres my story,

I was on anti depressants as a combination for depression and anxiety, but it didnt really help significantly, mainly because whenever i was social i was on the pills and whenever i was social we were at a bar, medication and alchohol = embaressing FB photos the next day, which made me less and less inclined to go out.

So one day i thought **** IT, i decided to move to china (been travelling) i got a TEFL so i can teach english took me a month to get and cost 200$. Right now im sat on my laptop in china, and the benefits are immense.

1) teaching english, i had to get a job to survive so i cant quit, so no excuse to fade to the back which is always tempting, im practically on show 4 hours a day and i realised that embaressing yourself is not a big deal, 3rd day in i fell over and the kids laughed but i just composed myself and carried on, public speaking? used to be my nightmare now its my bitch

2) living on your own, now you have to actually wash your own clothes and cook your own food and if you dont? no-one will like you, so you do it and begin to structure your life

3) making friends, not the best place to make friends as the few i manage to make left after a few months, but i need to work on that and my motivation is that i dont want my schoolfriends or family coming over to visit and me and i have no-one to introduce them too. its not like i have a dorm or class where you can easily make friends because you HAVE to spend time together, i talk to people on subway and in bars, which is still difficult and feels contrived but im getting there

4) start a blog, i have not done this yet but if my family are reading about what ive done and my last three weeks involved a whole lot of drinking alone and masturbation i'd feel ashamed and force myself out, take up a hobby and learn with others

I have basically forced myself out of the rut i was in and in a pretty dramatic way,

TL;DR DO SOMETHING NEW

#309 to #112 - stallwallwriter

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(02/14/2013)[-]

Going to start a blog, eh? Want to send me a link when you do? I love reading about people's experiences abroad, and your story sounds interesting.

#60 to #44 - stallwallwriter

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(02/14/2013)[-]

I can't vouch for the efficacy of this, I haven't tried it myself. But there's a reason I could see it working:
Both narcissists and people with low self esteem are unduly focused on themselves. I think an exercise like this might help to see yourself more as an object, just like how people see others. When you're better at ease with yourself, it should be less difficult to be at ease with other people.
This too might help - http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/how-to-build-a-social-circle.html

#56 to #44 - AlexPaincakes

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(02/14/2013)[-]

I care because I share your pain except I'm short D: but the shyness really does piss me off.

#43 to #41 - anon id: 426bfb51

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(02/14/2013)[-]

No one cares about you

#38 - anon id: 033e0f53

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(02/14/2013)[-]

not a bright one (kind of slow in learning stuff), socially awkward, short, hairy and slightly chubby (no matter how hard I tried i can't lose anymore weight). with a 4/10 face... had many great friends though

#35 - cocopopsonfire

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(02/14/2013)[-]

unhealthy food was DESIGNED to taste good....if all 'unhealthy' foods didnt exist then the food that would taste good would be good for you :P

when it comes to things like taste there is always a standard to compare too, as far as taste goes i believe water is the standard hence why it seemingly tastes like nothing (im talking purified water, not the crap from the tap)

#33 - lunarlizzy

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(02/14/2013)[-]

The unhealthy foods thing is evolutionary :) A crave for salt and fat were necessary when they were difficult to come by. Now it's just adaptive mismatch.

people probably already knew that, i'll go sit in a corner