[quote]mutantcolors wrote:
1 cup extra virgin olive oil.
How many grams is that? Because that’s how many grams of fat it contains.[/quote]
1 cup is 1920 kcal.
i wouldn’t recommend it unless u needed to completely rince your bowels. and do not think of getting to work on time the next day. you’d be sitting in the white chair for a while.
well that’s what happened to me when i lost a bet and had to down a bottle of evoo.
[quote]halfbreed wrote:
[quote]mutantcolors wrote:
1 cup extra virgin olive oil.
How many grams is that? Because that’s how many grams of fat it contains.[/quote]
1 cup is 1920 kcal.
i wouldn’t recommend it unless u needed to completely rince your bowels. and do not think of getting to work on time the next day. you’d be sitting in the white chair for a while.
well that’s what happened to me when i lost a bet and had to down a bottle of evoo. [/quote]
Then why would you post this nonsense?
I guess my joke post turned out to be a joke on that guy.
[quote]mutantcolors wrote:
I guess my joke post turned out to be a joke on that guy.[/quote]
outch haha
A pound of feathers.
[quote]WhiteFlash wrote:
1 cup milk-150
1 cup oatmeal-300
1 banana-120
1/2 cup cottage cheese-120
1 scoop protein powder-120
1 tbsp peanut butter-200
1 super delicious high calorie protein shake- 1, 010. [/quote]
1 tbsp. of peanut butter is only 95 cals.
[quote]jtownlax wrote:
chicken breast 8 oz (cooked)- 50 g protein, 200 calories
1 cup white rice- 140 g carb, 560 calories
grass fed butter 2 tablespoons- 22 g fat, 200 calories
Total- 960 calories[/quote]
Is that rice cooked? Rice is at MOST 200cal in one cup cooked.
24 pounds of bacon.
A chicken.
(Skinless ~1000-1200, with skin ~1400-1600)
About 8 bottles of beer, assuming 124.5 calories per bottle, which I got by averaging this list ( A Calorie Comparison of Your Favorite Beers | POPSUGAR Fitness ). Throw in some chips, or jerky and you are set. I guess you could be smart about it and hit the highest calorie beer on the list Sierra Nevada Bigfoot; at 330 calories a pop and 9.6% alcohol, 3 bottles will just about get you there, one way or the other 
One pound of 75% grass-fed ground beef cooked in a pan. Pour the grease in the pan over your vegetables.
Better yet, into a Viking goblet from which to chug.