Cypher:
You know, I know this steak doesn't exist. I know that when I put it in my
mouth, the Matrix is telling my brain that it is juicy and delicious. After
nine years, you know what I realize? [Takes a bite of steak]
Cypher : Ignorance is bliss.
Cypher : Ignorance is bliss.
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It is a fact of life that eating a pizza is perhaps one of
the fastest ways of breaking a diet that is known to man. Everything on that pie, with the
possible exception of the olives, is bad for you in one way or the other. And, like potato chips, I dare
you to eat just one slice. Can’t be done! No way Jose!
Leftover pizza is even worst. It sits in the fridge and
calls to me like a siren from Homer’s Odyssey. This goes on until sometime
about 1 AM when I can take it no more. I get up, pop a slice into the microwave and moments
later all is cheesy bliss! As I eat though, I have to forcibly ignore this little guy
in my head. He's the one who's in charge of my metabolism and he's screaming to be heard above the sound of a klaxon. ‘all hands on deck – get those fat cells ready to take on a sh**load!’
The next morning dawns and the cycle repeats itself as I mentally
justify having pizza instead of cereal for breakfast. I manage this by promising myself I won’t
have yet another slice for lunch [lie] or two slices for dinner [lie #2]. This
torture goes on until the last satisfying morsel is consumed.
That line from the Matrix brought it all home to me! Were that I was a
bit more naive, I could consume copious amounts of this most wonderful food in
complete and utter bliss.
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