I'm losing weight while My ps3 packs on the pounds.

[MelodieOctavia]

So, my wife and I have decided to go on a diet. Not just any diet. a Michelina's frozen dinner diet. Since they have breakfasts now, and each is only $1 a pop and only 300 calories per meal, we decided our entire diet would be based on this.

I have already lost 10 lbs on this shit.

I'm sorry for sounding like a spokesman for Michelina's, but these things are fucking delicious. Way better than the Budget and Banquet meals for the same price. I mean look at this:

looks fucking delicious too.


Anyway, I just cannibalized my 320GB WD Passport drive to put into my PS3, and it works like a charm. Suck it Sony!

 

[geoflcl]

Haha, awesomeness. I've seen those in the store. You can't help but be skeptical of a frozen foods diet, but, heck, with those results, who can argue?

And yes. Suck it, Sony.

 

[Scott-105]

I love those frozen meals man! They're delicious!

Anyway, how do you put that hard drive in the PS3? I wanna do that now!

 

[MelodieOctavia]

I love those frozen meals man! They're delicious!

Anyway, how do you put that hard drive in the PS3? I wanna do that now!

Easy as pie, man. Just make sure that you have a screwdriver that fits the screws. They strip hella easy. Once they strip its pretty much impossible to get them out. Heres the guide: http://boardsus.playstation.com/t5/PlaySta...26/m-p/28102378

Don't worry if the drive bay looks a little different. It still works the same. Also make sure to check the compatibility chart on there too.

 

[Scott-105]

I love those frozen meals man! They're delicious!

Anyway, how do you put that hard drive in the PS3? I wanna do that now!

Easy as pie, man. Just make sure that you have a screwdriver that fits the screws. They strip hella easy. Once they strip its pretty much impossible to get them out. Heres the guide: http://boardsus.playstation.com/t5/PlaySta...26/m-p/28102378

Don't worry if the drive bay looks a little different. It still works the same. Also make sure to check the compatibility chart on there too.

Thanks! I'll try when I have enough money to buy a new hard drive!

 

[_Chaz_]

I wonder if this diet could have any negative side effects...

 

[Hells Malice]

Those things and kimchi fed me for my entire highschool career, lol.
They're awesome, especially for the price.

 

[MelodieOctavia]

I wonder if this diet could have any negative side effects...

Well, there's the sodium, but i'll deal.

 

[Joe88]

the sodium is insane on those meals
1460mg

not very healthy

 

[MelodieOctavia]

the sodium is insane on those meals
1460mg

not very healthy

Neither is being hit by a bus

 

[_Chaz_]

Sodium is quite healthy in a diet, but in those quantities you may as well be drinking from the Dead Sea.

 

[Skyline969]

I wonder if this diet could have any negative side effects...

Other than being slightly irradiated from all the microwaving required for each meal? Naaaaah.
Either way, those Michelina's meals are pretty decent, or at least the Canadian ones are. The only American frozen meals I've ever tried were Banquet, and the only one of those I found remotely tasty was the chicken fried steak. You Americans have some very odd (but tasty) cuisine.

 

[_Chaz_]

I wonder if this diet could have any negative side effects...

Other than being slightly irradiated from all the microwaving required for each meal? Naaaaah.
Either way, those Michelina's meals are pretty decent, or at least the Canadian ones are. The only American frozen meals I've ever tried were Banquet, and the only one of those I found remotely tasty was the chicken fried steak. You Americans have some very odd (but tasty) cuisine.

America has odd cuisine?!


Meh... I agree.

 

[Skyline969]

I wonder if this diet could have any negative side effects...

Other than being slightly irradiated from all the microwaving required for each meal? Naaaaah.
Either way, those Michelina's meals are pretty decent, or at least the Canadian ones are. The only American frozen meals I've ever tried were Banquet, and the only one of those I found remotely tasty was the chicken fried steak. You Americans have some very odd (but tasty) cuisine.

America has odd cuisine?!


Meh... I agree.

C'mon, chicken fried steak? Grits? Bacon-wrapped... anything? Deep-fried... anything (chocolate bars, etc)? Chocolate-chip pancake-wrapped sausages on a stick? The oddest thing Canadian cuisine has to offer is poutine, which is just fries, gravy, and cheese.

 

[Goli]

You should exercise instead of relying in frozen high-sodium meals. :l

 

[_Chaz_]

I wonder if this diet could have any negative side effects...

Other than being slightly irradiated from all the microwaving required for each meal? Naaaaah.
Either way, those Michelina's meals are pretty decent, or at least the Canadian ones are. The only American frozen meals I've ever tried were Banquet, and the only one of those I found remotely tasty was the chicken fried steak. You Americans have some very odd (but tasty) cuisine.

America has odd cuisine?!


Meh... I agree.

C'mon, chicken fried steak? Grits? Bacon-wrapped... anything? Deep-fried... anything (chocolate bars, etc)? Chocolate-chip pancake-wrapped sausages on a stick? The oddest thing Canadian cuisine has to offer is poutine, which is just fries, gravy, and cheese.

This is why I agreed...

btw, variety almost never hurt anyone.

 

[MelodieOctavia]

You should exercise instead of relying in frozen high-sodium meals. :l

Get off my jock, I never said I wasn't exercising in the first place.

 

[Skyline969]

I wonder if this diet could have any negative side effects...

Other than being slightly irradiated from all the microwaving required for each meal? Naaaaah.
Either way, those Michelina's meals are pretty decent, or at least the Canadian ones are. The only American frozen meals I've ever tried were Banquet, and the only one of those I found remotely tasty was the chicken fried steak. You Americans have some very odd (but tasty) cuisine.

America has odd cuisine?!


Meh... I agree.

C'mon, chicken fried steak? Grits? Bacon-wrapped... anything? Deep-fried... anything (chocolate bars, etc)? Chocolate-chip pancake-wrapped sausages on a stick? The oddest thing Canadian cuisine has to offer is poutine, which is just fries, gravy, and cheese.

This is why I agreed...

btw, variety almost never hurt anyone.

Haha, this is a good point. However, all of those I listed would be VERY high in saturated fats, calories, and all those other things people watching their weight care about enough to avoid or eat in moderation.

 

[monkat]

Haha, this is a good point. However, all of those I listed would be VERY high in saturated fats, calories, and all those other things people watching their weight care about enough to avoid or eat in moderation.

I'm watching my weight, and I would love to have more calories, even in the form of saturated fats, in my diet! Fats are very dense in calories, and thusly provide more energy that burns at a fairly slow rate. As long as you burn it off, you're fine.

(In case you didn't guess, when I said I was watching my weight, I'm "trying"--kinda-- to gain.)

 

[_Chaz_]

Haha, this is a good point. However, all of those I listed would be VERY high in saturated fats, calories, and all those other things people watching their weight care about enough to avoid or eat in moderation.

You say "Saturated Fats", "Calories", etc.

We say "Soul Food".