Eat Slow, Eat Less


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Scott
Scott
15 years ago

Great stuff, the graph has Quick and Fast in the legend? Should be Quick and Slow?

Chris Jack
Chris Jack
12 years ago
Reply to  James Krieger

The “fast” mislabelling is still wrong in the colour graphs.

murffi
murffi
15 years ago

Thanks for the lecture 🙂

I eat big and I eat fast.
I use fast and exercise to keep hungar away.

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