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I had to google 'rule 34'
The guy at the gym in the tin foil suit - what an eejit. As soon as he has a drink he'll regain all of the weight (water...) he's 'lost'.
I have so far resisted the urge to either A) point and laugh or
tell him in great detail why a fool and his money are easily parted.
Me too
There was an old guy at a gym I used to go to who came in regularly, and walked on the treadmill, but he did it wearing a full suit and tie, he replaced his suit shoes with trainers but otherwise was fully suited up.
And on the subject of chocolate milk- admitadly I've never been brave enough to look at what's in it, but the Tesco brand chocolate brownie flavour milk is by quite a long way the nicest chocolate milk I've tried.
Just as long as he doesn't get on the jiggle machine in his sauna suit.
It looks like one of the usual semi-skimmed milk based drinks that fits the nutritional profile listed by Sarah. 100g = 80 cals, 1.4g fat, 12.2g carbs, 4.1g protein. So all good I'd say. Unfortunately in my searching there is a suggestion they don't sell it any more. (?)
I don't think I've actually seen sauna suit man (or Bacofoil Boy as I like to call him) use any of the cardio machines at the gym. He just seems to walk around carrying a protein shake and looking at the weights.
sarah - there are a LOT of males in my gym who wander round, looking at the weights. Or they do two reps on the weights machines and sit staring into space (watching girls) for the next 30 minutes. bravo you morons.
For misguided sweating applications I prefer to sport the all-over cling-film look.
At least that way, everyone can clearly see your nuts.
*B-DOOM-TSH!*
TAXI!!
Bravo Phil, bravo