Could've done an IHOP at least.

Maybe not potatoes, but "pizza are vegetables" (lol).

Rukaroa said:
Could've done an IHOP at least.

IN BOSTON, ALL YOU EAT IS DONUTS, AT DUNKIN DONUTS, FOREVER. OR THEY WILL THROW YOU INTO THE SEA.

There is a reason why USA is known as the country with the most fat people.

Shinhwalee said:
There is a reason why USA is known as the country with the most fat people.

Mexico has taken away the throne for a while methinks.

D'oh—managed to wipe a mess of tags out again. Think I got them all back now.

I just tried spitting out a phrase I'd heard somewhere. :-) By the way, my lunch was vegetable soup. Yum-yum!♪

Reader-added tags include "You'll get fat, Kogasa-san", "American-style healthy eating habits" and "That's unhealthy, Kogasa-san".

The poll offers some alternative locales:

Where shall we eat breakfast?
• Yoshinoya
• Matsuya
• Sukiya
• Nakau
• Yayoiken

@Moonspeaker
Huddle House/Waffle House.

Donuts? Donuts only? I would die if that was my diet.

SdCdS said:
Mexico has taken away the throne for a while methinks.

Sounds like the game of thrones... the holder of the throne being the fattest country.

"You win or you die"

> Eating healthy
> In Boston

NOPE

Bob64 said:
Sounds like the game of thrones... the holder of the throne being the fattest country.

"You win or you die"

*and

That's why I brought a bag of apples with me and just munched on those for breakfast/lunch the whole weekend. Ramen, Pizza and Pizza ended up being the dinner choices.

Kilgamayan said:
> Eating healthy
> In Boston

NOPE

Well Massachusetts is one of the thinnest states in the US. Dunkins must be doing something right.

Pickie said:
Well Massachusetts is one of the thinnest states in the US. Dunkins must be doing something right.

It's all the Puritan uptightness; it prevents us from enjoying the fat, so it never gets absorbed into our bloodstream.

RiderFan said:
@Moonspeaker
Huddle House/Waffle House.

Don't tell me, tell Mizuki-san. I just pass stuff along. :-)

Murein said:
It's all the Puritan uptightness; it prevents us from enjoying the fat, so it never gets absorbed into our bloodstream.

Heh.

oh god Yoshinoya is hot

Without a good salad, my mind would go mental, also, I hate sweet and fatty foods, so I'm thinking it'd be hard for me to sustain a lifestyle on Dunkin Donuts. And seriously? Is Healthy eating and Salad almost extinct in Boston or something? (this is a question based on what you all have been saying so far.)

Edible said:
IN BOSTON, ALL YOU EAT IS DONUTS, AT DUNKIN DONUTS, FOREVER. OR THEY WILL THROW YOU INTO THE SEA.

I don't know how or when but I must use this line in my life

Eat healthy? At a con in Boston? Ha ha, that's not happening. Gotta eat healthy the rest of the time; a few days isn't going to kill anyone, right? Just don't tell Sanae-san!

The last panel reminds me of a comedy routine by Bill Cosby, http://youtu.be/zuamlBQ2aW4, where he serves chocolate cake for breakfast. It's go healthy stuff in it, so it's safe, right?

It probably helps that we walk everywhere, since you can't well drive in Boston.

You see, our roads were laid out in the 17th century for a much slower, less numerous, and more shit-producing mode of transit. One-ways will sneak up on you and then turn into one-ways going the other way. One time I somehow got onto a roundabout that had no exit. I'm still on it now.

Huh, the pixiv users actually remembered that ketchup is a vegetable ;) (in the tags)

Genichiro said:
The last panel reminds me of a comedy routine by Bill Cosby, http://youtu.be/zuamlBQ2aW4, where he serves chocolate cake for breakfast. It's go healthy stuff in it, so it's safe, right?

That was just a ploy to get his wife to send him to his room.

BadRoad said:
That was just a ploy to get his wife to send him to his room.

Maybe, but it made me think that there might be nutritional value in chocolate cake when I first saw it. The cake by itself isn't so bad, right? Just like the fries might not be as bad if they're cooked right, and don't have a ton of salt thrown on them.

I'd be all over Matsuya if I knew where the poll was. ^^;

Been wondering..the orbs Sanaewife use as communication device is a cell phone in real life?

BrotherJohn said:
Been wondering..the orbs Sanaewife use as communication device is a cell phone in real life?

It's kind of more like Kogasa idea of "What she would've say if she was here"

MaullarMaullar said:
It probably helps that we walk everywhere, since you can't well drive in Boston.

You see, our roads were laid out in the 17th century for a much slower, less numerous, and more shit-producing mode of transit. One-ways will sneak up on you and then turn into one-ways going the other way. One time I somehow got onto a roundabout that had no exit. I'm still on it now.

Also if you make eye contact you've given the other person right of way.

Kogasa looks like a ninja on the first strip.

Kumihou said:
Without a good salad, my mind would go mental, also, I hate sweet and fatty foods, so I'm thinking it'd be hard for me to sustain a lifestyle on Dunkin Donuts. And seriously? Is Healthy eating and Salad almost extinct in Boston or something? (this is a question based on what you all have been saying so far.)

Actually at AB healthy eating is pretty damn easy: across the street from the convention center is Trader Joe's, where you can pick up some very filling and healthy pre-made meals for mad cheap.