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Tuesday, April 04, 2006

It is one of those rare moments in time when I am updating this thing...

So I've been reading all of these articles lately about how people are making provisions for the obese.  For example, they are making baby seats larger for obese children.  So instead of saying wow my baby is too big for this seat maybe we should feed him healthier food, they will say, well its a good thing they made a bigger seat for my fat baby.  Yes, let us ignore that there are more obese children than ever before and encourage it by making baby seats wider.

And then there was another article about how this hospital is changing their equipment in order to better provide for the obese.  Now don't think that I'm a jerk that feels that just because you are overweight you shouldn't have the same care as others, read on first.  So this hospital was originall equiped for people weighing up to about 350lbs, which for a person of average height would put you in the obese category.  Now with the way Americans are today, they want to accomodate people up about i think it was 900lbs.  They then gave the reasoning using a woman's personal example of how when she sat on the examining table the over end flipped up and she was soo embarrassed.  The article then proceeded to say that she weighed 700lbs at her heaviest.

I honestly think that the hospital's money would be better spent for some nutritional/fitness program within the hospital than for new, larger equipment.  Isn't it the hospital's job to ensure the healthiness of a patient rather than accepting the unhealthiness of one?

Now I know how hard it is to lose weigh because obviously I am not a skinny person.  But, I just cannot fathom eating til the point where you are 600lbs.  I just think that our country should stop accepting this disease and put more effort in finding healthy preventative methods.


Sunday, February 12, 2006

Currently Listening
Motivando a la Yal
By Zion & Lennox
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You know what freaks me out?  Colored contact lenses.  I remember this one guy I knew back when I was in high school.  Everytime I saw him he had a new color in.  I hated looking into his eyes because it looked so weird...  Hmm I wonder how many people are going to get mad that I wrote that...


Wednesday, February 01, 2006

Currently Reading
On The Verge (Red Dress Ink (Numbered Paperback))
By Ariella Papa
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So I was listening to hot 97 on my way to work (either yesterday or the day before) and Grillz came on.  I really like the song even though I think those things look so gross.  Anyways the dj made a good point about the chorus.  He said "Why would you rob a jewelry store and tell them to make you a grill.  By the time they are done making it, you would've been caught."  Good point, my friend, good point.  Words to ponder while I am at work


Monday, January 30, 2006

What I learned last week:

Dannon, Pepsi, and various other food companies use crushed up beetles to add color to their products.  This is what they mean when they say 'natural' colors. Yummy... Think I'll go get myself a yogurt and a soda now...


Friday, January 27, 2006

Currently Listening
Story Goes
By Craig David
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Thought of the day:

If you can afford to buy a BMW, why can't you afford a hands-free cell phone attachment so your not swerving your BMW all over the road?  Hmm?



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