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Another childhood rapage
2005-04-08, 5:56 AM #1
http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/2005-03-30-sesame-street-healthy_x.htm

Not the cookie monster!!!! NOOO!!!!

Seaseme Street didn't make kids fat, Ronald McDonald did. Uhg!
2005-04-08, 7:45 AM #2
S is for Stupid, that's good enough for me...
2005-04-08, 7:48 AM #3
Um, okay.
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2005-04-08, 7:50 AM #4
wtf
2005-04-08, 11:00 AM #5
When will Americans realize that it's not only the food you're eating, but also the portion-size? You could eat anything you want if you eat in moderation and ... wait, I was about to suggest exercise but that's not going to happen. Keep those SUVs driving.
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2005-04-08, 11:01 AM #6
Fat people ruin everything.
2005-04-08, 11:21 AM #7
The kids wouldn't eat junk if their parents wouldn't give it to them in the first place. The kids aren't gonna start grabbing broccoli instead of snacks in the grocery store.
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2005-04-08, 11:43 AM #8
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And growing fast. Wednesday, the new annual Index of Child Well-Being showed childhood obesity tripled to almost 17% in 2004 from 1975. The New England Journal of Medicine says about 10% of kids under 5 were overweight in 2000, a doubling in 30 years.


Which I'm sure was caused by cookie monster...

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A few episodes of Sesame Street do not a slim and healthy new generation make.


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2005-04-08, 11:48 AM #9
It cant hurt.
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2005-04-08, 11:59 AM #10
People aren't responsible for their own health. It's always someone else's fault.

Parents are also never to blame.
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2005-04-08, 12:00 PM #11
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Originally posted by Bobbert006
The kids wouldn't eat junk if their parents wouldn't give it to them in the first place. The kids aren't gonna start grabbing broccoli instead of snacks in the grocery store.


I agree, as a kid I hated veg (still hate most of it now), we was only allowed sweets and biscuits ocasionally while fruit was usually available and we could have as much as we wanted, not that we ever wanted much.

The answer, as already said, is smaller portions, controlled access to sweets and snacks and excercise.
2005-04-08, 1:15 PM #12
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Originally posted by Katt
"Away put your weapon, I mean you no harm!"...


That's what I was thinking when I saw that quote...>_>
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2005-04-09, 12:59 AM #13
Quote:
Originally posted by Schming
When will Americans realize that it's not only the food you're eating, but also the portion-size? You could eat anything you want if you eat in moderation and ... wait, I was about to suggest exercise but that's not going to happen. Keep those SUVs driving.


Stop speaking sense, you jerk! :p
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2005-04-09, 4:06 AM #14
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Originally posted by Schming
When will Americans realize...


When will People realize that not all Americans are like that. :confused:
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2005-04-09, 4:13 AM #15
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Originally posted by Rob
Fat people ruin everything.


Why do I find that so funny?!

*giggle*
2005-04-09, 7:50 AM #16
Quote:
Originally posted by Berlick
...we was...
*shudder*
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