Election Sideshow Update: The city of Wichita, Kansas, is voting on a ballot measure that would, if passed, add fluoride to the city's water for the first time since the John Birch Society pushed a referendum to ban fluoride in 1964.
If you see your dentist daily, that just might work. It's interesting to note, however, that even with fluoride in just about every toothpaste on the shelves, people's teeth continue to rot in towns without a fluoridated water supply. You want fluoride in the system, where it can get incorporated into kids' teeth as they form.
Some lucky cities have fluoride in the water naturally, without benefit of commie plots to enslave the population. The fact that they get along just fine, without dropping like poisoned flies, is, well, a mere fact. And we know how much weight mere facts carry among the nutters.
But <a href="http:\/\/www.conservapedia.com\/My_Little_Pony" target="_blank">they&#039;re evil! </a>
Doc, when you&#039;re done with the Xtian world &quot;history&quot; book, you can just pick any page at random here -- there&#039;s more material than you could lampoon in a lifetime.
<i>For instance, there is the worry that fluoride is a byproduct of industrial waste!</i>
So given this gem of logic, all places that floridate their water, like California, are now barren windswept deserts with populations that died off years ago.
The debate in Wichita is proof that fluoride makes you smart.
AAOTK.
Fluoride, please. Flouride is for loosers.
If you see your dentist daily, that just might work. It&#039;s interesting to note, however, that even with fluoride in just about every toothpaste on the shelves, people&#039;s teeth continue to rot in towns without a fluoridated water supply. You want fluoride in the system, where it can get incorporated into kids&#039; teeth as they form.
Some lucky cities have fluoride in the water naturally, without benefit of commie plots to enslave the population. The fact that they get along just fine, without dropping like poisoned flies, is, well, a mere fact. And we know how much weight mere facts carry among the nutters.
A &quot;byproduct of industrial waste&quot;?
Yeah, well so is chloride. I&#039;d like to see them try to get by without that.
But <a href="http:\/\/www.conservapedia.com\/My_Little_Pony" target="_blank">they&#039;re evil! </a>
Doc, when you&#039;re done with the Xtian world &quot;history&quot; book, you can just pick any page at random here -- there&#039;s more material than you could lampoon in a lifetime.
If you blink your eyes rapidly while looking at the ponies it&#039;s almost the same thing.
Has Wichita Falls already fallen for fluoridation?
I do miss the blingees.
<i>For instance, there is the worry that fluoride is a byproduct of industrial waste!</i>
So given this gem of logic, all places that floridate their water, like California, are now barren windswept deserts with populations that died off years ago.
Oh, wait.....
How did Kathleen Sebelius ever get elected in Kansas?
Wow. Even in the south, Flouride was added to the water. What&#039;s up with Kansas?