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Old 03-01-2014, 02:59 PM   #1
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After she passed the physical she said she went to get "4 Big Macs, 3 orders of fries, and two chocolate shakes"

How the f*ck she eat all that?
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Being the devoted mother she was, there's no doubt she would have shared most of it with her starving children.
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Being the devoted mother she was, there's no doubt she would have shared most of it with her starving children.
The Evans kids were not starving! They may have ate a lot of oatmeal, yams, collard greens, etc., but they never went hungry!
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Being the devoted mother she was, there's no doubt she would have shared most of it with her starving children.
It's somewhat surprising in retrospect that Michael or Thelma wouldn't have objected to 'meals' such as these on the grounds of skyrocketing obesity and diabetes among inner city folks - or did these stats not exist in the 1970's?
I seriously doubt that anyone with any kind of nutritional knowledge would have consider that a healthy, well-balanced meal even back then, though.
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Big mac was promoted a lot on this show, wonder was it a new burger at the time
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Big mac was promoted a lot on this show, wonder was it a new burger at the time
J.J. was always talking about Big Macs!
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Dang! Woman, how hungry were you to eat all of that? Sheesh!
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Dang! Woman, how hungry were you to eat all of that? Sheesh!

I know, at her age


She was getting on my nerves in this episode, moaning about having to take a physical
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She was soooo passionate about all that food!!! LOL.
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Big mac was promoted a lot on this show, wonder was it a new burger at the time
Pretty much, it was invented in 1967. I suspect it was so popular at the Evan's household because (at the time) it was cheap food.
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