Cartoon 'Villains' add to child obesity - WTF!
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I don't think this is a repost, but:
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/skynews/20081002/tuk-cart...
Talking about the banning of cartoon characters (Tony the Tiger, for example) as they are 'adding' to the child obesity problem.
Its getting really really silly now! What a strange world we live in!
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/skynews/20081002/tuk-cart...
Talking about the banning of cartoon characters (Tony the Tiger, for example) as they are 'adding' to the child obesity problem.
Its getting really really silly now! What a strange world we live in!
Parents are responsible for childhood obesity, and should be held accountable, in some cases it must be child cruelty.
If you feed little Jonny with nothing but cheap bread, cakes, prepacked dinners, and MacDonald's, and then let him sit in front of the TV all day long, then little Jonny will soon become big fat Jonny. Proper food, running around (go for a family walk, play football, ride a bike), and minimise junk food and Jonny should be OK...
If you feed little Jonny with nothing but cheap bread, cakes, prepacked dinners, and MacDonald's, and then let him sit in front of the TV all day long, then little Jonny will soon become big fat Jonny. Proper food, running around (go for a family walk, play football, ride a bike), and minimise junk food and Jonny should be OK...
Edited by Windsorphil on Thursday 2nd October 11:41
madrob6 said:
Aren't these the same people that put higher octane fuel in a 1.6 Focus and then said that it was a useless product as it didn't give any performance increase?
I laughed myself when I read the report.How about using a car that the fuel was designed for. You know, something with performance?? Maybe??
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