Hey there, you might want to put down your Fritos for a second, because this is gross: In 2005, "being obese or overweight caused an estimated 216,000 deaths from heart disease, diabetes and other conditions, researchers estimated, while another 191,000 deaths resulted from being physically inactive." Do you hear that?
<i>A study out this week from Fitch Ratings and Oxford Economics suggests that stimulus spending in America in response to the fiscal crisis increased aggregate GDP by more than 4%, which, say the researchers, implies &ldquo;that the US might still be mired in a recession&rdquo; without the intervention.</i>
but thanks for all the loyal opposition support, wingtards.
Hmmmm, I wonder if there&#039;s a connection between <a href="http:\/\/sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net\/hphotos-ash3\/p480x480\/575845_225003184271436_129370207168068_355061_444819090_n.jpg" target="_blank">cheap crappy food</a> and obesity.
HA! i just posted this on another thread:
<i>A study out this week from Fitch Ratings and Oxford Economics suggests that stimulus spending in America in response to the fiscal crisis increased aggregate GDP by more than 4%, which, say the researchers, implies &ldquo;that the US might still be mired in a recession&rdquo; without the intervention.</i>
but thanks for all the loyal opposition support, wingtards.
No stimulus = second recession = no jobs = everyone on food stamps. BUT no food stamps = no food = no obesity.
Thank you, GOP, for doing what Michelle couldn&#039;t manage.
Hmmmm, I wonder if there&#039;s a connection between <a href="http:\/\/sphotos.xx.fbcdn.net\/hphotos-ash3\/p480x480\/575845_225003184271436_129370207168068_355061_444819090_n.jpg" target="_blank">cheap crappy food</a> and obesity.
At first, I was astounded. Then I saw it was Floriduh.
All three are avoiding Tampa, where they know they&#039;ll be shot on sight.
And the winos down on the Bowery are all nice and trim. (Or at least they were, before CBGBs closed and the neighborhood went all to hell.)