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Re: O/T Kellogg's and children obesity
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Posted by Gary in TX on June 15, 2007 at 06:11:29 from (71.96.156.223):
In Reply to: Re: O/T Kellogg's and children obesity posted by Coloken on June 15, 2007 at 06:00:39:
Thanks for the vote of agreement, but once again more has been brought into the ring that was not brought up, You mentioned groups or governments tell us what to eat, who said anything about that. What was said, is that this country is goign to the dogs, Parents, get your lazy a$$ kids outside. Start teaching them how to do something besides Pacman. Make em work, stop buying them everything they want, for their first car, buy em a old one and let em learn to work on it. The population of this country under the age of, just say for the sake of agrument, 25 put forth a image of being just plain stupid. Most of which are college grads.
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