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Just don't go voting for her so you can escape.

hahah I'm not going to Filipinoland just yet I got like 5 weeks or something. and I haven't been on as much. I'll probably be lazy today but I have so much shite to do

Buuuut I'm not a ninja atm on TFF only for this week though

I think you might be right. ^^

California?

Well yeah, here isn't going to be a resolution because it's based on how we live.

gobbledygook VMs ftw. Yes gobbledygook it's a type of doublespaek lol~

we're gay. or at least I am.

Fast food isn't the cause of obesity.

I was being sarcastic, going to the drive through doesn't mean your automatically a lazy person. I was making a point about how no matter what you teach people, those who make bad food choices or even those who are trying to make better food choices are still going to be influenced by the accessibility and yeah convenience of how we live daily. Convenience doesn't equal laziness but it does promote it.

I would like to say education in school is the answer but we already have health and nutrition classes. Say even classes based on food and how to eat were enforced; if I knew how bad all this stuff was the fact of the matter is that the Micky Ds is still down the street, and if a person is starving between 3 hour classes chances are they're gonna make a stop there on the way back. There's absolutely nothing wrong with that either. With fast food aside we're just not as active of a society as we can/ should be. tv, cars, internet (all the this stuff already brought up)

Imagine driving was completely taken away. If people walked all the way to a fast food joint, ate and then walked to work, home and did it everyday I bet that' would probably add up to more exercise some people have gotten their whole lives today. It probably wouldn't even matter as much if they ate fast food everyday. Now if you get rid of tv and internet, all that time you would spend indoors you would replace with something more active. It also eliminates convinces like online shopping etc.

sorry to ID up ur page haha.

I get what you mean, but I meant lifestyle as in things that inhibit activity and promote lazyness, which is pretty much how we all live. We're all lazy ****s and not only do we not have to make our own food any more (fast food for example) but we don't even need to walk there or even get out of the ****in car hahaha.

I saw it too, but I still eat the food.

lol actually I didn't eat it for a while since it grossed me out. I wouldn't call it education though more like it scared me into not eating it; that's It's okay for a while, but I actually tried a Mcgrittle the other day, so I haven't learned my lesson I guess lol.

Education? Educating people on how to eat? I think it comes right back to lifestyle. I don't think people will make healthy choices unless they have the will to. Especially not if in our society fast food is right down the street. *didnt feel like typing out a post*

We would literally have to change our lifestyle to tackle obesity. What's that saying? Like you can lead a horse to water but you can t make it drink? Something like that...

Hahah I picture him slapping people and randomly challenging them to dance offs.

um, I can't possibly challenge you to a duel if I don't have a glove to smack you with duhhhh.

is that a challenge? *whips out glove*

Shit bitch you is fine.