0 Bananas a day
11-03-2014, 08:13 PM
thebananagirl.com
Just when you thought the various symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder couldn't be presented as a lifestyle choice, here's our self proclaimed "Banana Girl" to prove you wrong.
This website is gold. Basically she thinks people (one assumes manginas and off-the-rails women) should live off nothing but a low-fat, high-carb (her words, not mine) diet of fruit, and that will make them fit, healthy and attractive.
The 'About Me' section is filled with nuggets of literary perfection such as this:
Of course, for some serious laughs, you need to delve to the FAQ section:
Unbeleivable. She thinks that's some kind of normal lifestyle, and not a pathology. Anyone who's ever lived in Brighton has met this type of people.
But the real question, WYB?:
Just when you thought the various symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder couldn't be presented as a lifestyle choice, here's our self proclaimed "Banana Girl" to prove you wrong.
This website is gold. Basically she thinks people (one assumes manginas and off-the-rails women) should live off nothing but a low-fat, high-carb (her words, not mine) diet of fruit, and that will make them fit, healthy and attractive.
The 'About Me' section is filled with nuggets of literary perfection such as this:
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Ultimately I found the high fruit lifestyle through a lovely girl at a raw picnic, she was on the program, I was freakin’ blown away with the results I began to experience within just a month of being on the program. Digestion became a breeze, skin was clearing up, depression was lifting…From that point on I knew this was it, I’d found IT. The most amazing lifestyle on the Planet, the one we are designed to follow.
Of course, for some serious laughs, you need to delve to the FAQ section:
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The beauty of this lifestyle is that you no longer have to fork out hundreds of dollars to naturopaths, homeopaths, Drs etc for useless supplements. Personally I now save around $300 a month on supplements alone since starting this lifestyle.
Unbeleivable. She thinks that's some kind of normal lifestyle, and not a pathology. Anyone who's ever lived in Brighton has met this type of people.
But the real question, WYB?: