This Da Vinci Code crap has gone to far.

Egads.

I’ve been on a similar diet for about 10 weeks, and have lost 10 pounds. That’s great. Now I want to eat a fucking donut wrapped in Pop Tarts and smothered in bacon and butter, just to distance myself from these nitwits. I mean, really, the 1-2-3 diet – what in the FUCK does that have to do with phi?

I haven’t read the book, nor have I seen the movie – and I’m already tired of it.

Quotes that changed history:

Leonardo Da Vinci: What are you smiling about?

(pushes convulsers into pool with box of detergent and dirty laundry)

Leo was a vegetarian and opposed to many practices he considered cruel to animals.

Wrong variety of sausage there Doc. :wink:

writhes

Oh crap. Stop looking at me!

Well, it’s great for your health. But you looked just fine to me. Just so’s you know. :wink:

I’m on the Over The Hedge diet this week.

Next week I’ll try the **X-Men III ** diet.

Just keeps gettin’ better, babe! :wink:

Off hand, I’d say that greens are healthier then wolverine.

Have you considered the Fish Called Wanda diet? It’s high in omega-3 fatty acids, and you get to stuff chips up your nose.

Obviously, none of you are capable of decoding the diet the book is really trying to promote, which consists of being a wanted murderer throughout most of Europe, and having to flee the bad guys every three and a half seconds. Therefore, plenty of aerobic, calorie burning exercise+no time to eat=weight loss.

Fools. :stuck_out_tongue:

Weirdly enough, the Mr. Creosote diet never really caught on.

That diet is better.

Better bring me a bucket, that is.

Still better than the Pink Flamingos diet.

Got any mouthwash?

Some success has been noted with the Crash diet, however. :wink:

Do the Da Vinci everyone!

I personally love the Delicatessan diet.

Ever tried the 9 1/2 Weeks diet?

Hubba hubba.

I would’ve tried it, but I don’t think the gym would let me do my cardio naked with my underwear on my head.

When come back, bring phi.

pulsates, quails, quivers, rocks, shivers, shrinks, shudders, throbs, totters, trembles, tremors, twitters, vibrates, wavers, wobbles

(Roget’s take on Dan Brown)