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Although I recognize the hyperbole in the last sentence, I think it would be interesting to see an experiment comparing the performance of cyclists (or any athl
by fa7 13y ago
Although I recognize the hyperbole in the last sentence, I think it would be interesting to see an experiment comparing the performance of cyclists (or any athletes) who've gargled with Gatorade to those who've gargled with ice cream. I just wonder if the ones who gargle ice cream would mentally feel their performance hindered (and then potentially not perform as well) as ice cream is deemed unhealthy before physical activity, even though their brains are receiving more utility from the actual sugar than the ones who gargle Gatorade.
- stephengillie 13y agoWhat about gargling cream? Objects are difficult to gargle when they're below their solidification point. Off-topic: Would it be accurate to describe non-frozen ice cream as "molten"?
- minor_nitwit 13y agoThey could gargle fro-yo instead, which is somehow perceived as being healthy.