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Has Patrick S. Tomlinson ever eaten a salad?

Pig eat salad?

  • No

    Votes: 30 58.8%
  • Yes, the fat man has eaten a green lettuce once in his life, possibly by accident.

    Votes: 21 41.2%

  • Total voters
    51
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I voted no, but now I remember one time he posted a meatloaf monday pic and there was a salad present complete with a classy plastic cup of dressing.

Although maybe he didn't eat it, I just assume that because he's fat he'll eat whatever food gets put in front of him. They probably laugh at him in the classier restaurants (not that he goes there much because he's a rube) because he probably eats the garnish.
 

DominusOdium

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His idea of healthy living was eating room temperature canned corn and three wilted spinach leaves for breakfast before going to the gym, working up a sweat tying his sneakers and then taking selfies that made him look like even more of a date rapist than he already does.
 

FurBurger

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Although maybe he didn't eat it, I just assume that because he's fat he'll eat whatever food gets put in front of him. They probably laugh at him in the classier restaurants (not that he goes there much because he's a rube) because he probably eats the garnish.
I wonder how much plastic garnish he's eaten over the years. "It's good," he mumbled through a mouthful of fake sushi grass, "really fresh".
 
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Does a taco salad count?

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He eats the side 'salad' he gets with his fastfood slop at Hooligans, which consists of a few pieces of wilted lettuce and ranch dressing.

He then convinces himself that he's eating healthily.

Where I used to live in NEPA, you could order Antipasto in most of the Mom & Pop Italian restaurants. It wasn't like a traditional antipasto with meats, cheeses, olives, etc. This was basically an Italian sub without the bun. The only real vegetables in it was some iceberg lettuce and tomatoes. Then there was ham (gabbagool), salami, pepperoni, cheese, onions, spices and vinegar and oil. It was good, but I wouldn't call it healthy. I had a friend who would order a large of these with extra hot peppers and extra dressing because "I need to start eating healthier". I haven't talked to him in probably 10 years but come to think of it, he was a lot like Rick. A fat, broke loser who frequented the same bar nearly every day.
 
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