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Subject: [Leica] extreme fast food
From: robertbaron1 at gmail.com (Robert Baron)
Date: Wed, 7 Sep 2011 09:12:02 -0500
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Welcome, Meanie.  We're glad to here what you have to say.

Now, post some pictures, y'hear?

--Bob

==On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 11:09 PM, Dominic Morris
<meanachomorris at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, All
>
> Newbie hear. Should just lurk a bit to start but have to say that it's a 
> perfect storm, ain't it? Fast food + TV + video games + drive thrus (don't 
> even hafta exert the energy to open yer car door to get yer fat fix) + 
> power lawn mowers + power wheel chairs, power chair lifts & power what 
> have yous. Lotta greedies making mucho moolah helping us all burn less 
> calories. ?Obesity rates says wikipedia were under 15% in 1971. When did 
> donkey kong get his start? About then wasnit? Krok got the big m goin' in 
> 55 or so. Didn't nobody get fat those first 15 years?
>
> Back then we had mucking about with play forts, baseball, football, 
> basketball volleyball, swimming, running, jumping and just plane horsing 
> around and a bunch of other thingies (red rover, red rover!) that got the 
> kiddies out and about and burnin' the fat. No sittin' about gettin' gamers 
> thumbs. I'd include callisthenics if I could spel it.
>
> Yeah gotta eat the right stuff but also do enough of the right stuff to 
> keep energy-in energy-out all in nice balance. When you're not doing 
> neither, whoo-hoo! Upsize my airplane seat!
>
> Meanie.
>
> ?~~~ Blessed are the merciful ~~~
>
>
> On 2011-Sep-06 , at 11:50 , <tedgrant at shaw.ca> <tedgrant at shaw.ca> 
> wrote:
>
>> Richard Man offered:
>> Subject: Re: [Leica] extreme fast food
>>
>>
>>> 1/3 of Americans are obese - not just overweight, but obese.
>>>
>>> The trend is that by 2050, the obesity rate will hit 50%.
>>>
>>> The effect will be mind boggling - food, productivity, healthcare, health
>>> related industry, drugs, oil, even size of the seats on the plane will be
>>> affected. Trickle down trickle down...
>>
>> Hi Richard,
>> The same "FAT-OBESE" situation is growing (no pun intended) here in 
>> Canada. :-( I understand some folks body systems in how their food intake 
>> and what "food" they intake dissolves/digests creates some of the 
>> problem. In many cases economics plays a role in what food people can 
>> afford to help maintain healthy body weight. Proper food can be seen as 
>> very expensive for some economic levels. So eating nothing but cheap 
>> "JUNK FOOD" constantly creates what we see in so many of Jim Shulman's 
>> photos. "Huge how do they walk about these obese human beings?" How do 
>> their knees, hips and lower body joints carry the weight? The medical 
>> people are learning daily? They can't! IE: more medical costs! :-( 
>> ?Certainly for those least who can afford it! :-(
>>
>> One can honestly say some folks just can't help it once they're "hooked!" 
>> So they just continue to eat junk food and grow, falling by the wayside 
>> with Diabetes or other "obese" related illnesses. I have great sympathy 
>> for some, as it isn't an ?easy task to drop 50 to 200 hundred pounds of 
>> excess body mass. Unless a person is kept under absolute intake of food 
>> control. And up go the medical costs once again!
>>
>> So if your estimate for 2050 that 50% of USA citizens will be obese? The 
>> medical cost to America will be astronomical.
>>
>> The health results of looking after these unfortunates in health costs is 
>> going to be far beyond what anyone expects compared to the costs of many 
>> major medical disease situations. The answer to it??????????
>>
>> Quite frankly I don't have a clue given it's basically a major disease 
>> across America spreading to Canada at an alarming rate.
>>
>> Anyone carrying more than what should be close to considered "normal 
>> weight" have my most heart felt sympathies.
>>
>> My good fortune has always been on the mark body frame and ?weight. 
>> Probably due to my life cycle of always being on the move and active 
>> involved covering my assignments about the country and the world.
>>
>> For what all this has to do with carrying a Leica???????? Just one of 
>> those LUG Family off topic moments!"
>>
>>
>> cheers,
>> Dr. ted
>>
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