1. Standard memberSeitse
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    22 Sep '16 15:20
    Originally posted by Great Big Stees
    You could enlist the help of Oprah. Didn't she say, "Yes and you get a car, and you get a car....everyone here today gets a car."
    Good idea. B-but, is she fat again? She could ruin the whole campaign.
  2. SubscriberSuzianne
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    22 Sep '16 21:18
    Originally posted by Great Big Stees
    You could enlist the help of Oprah. Didn't she say, "Yes and you get a car, and you get a car....everyone here today gets a car."
    Just another part of the problem.

    How about running shoes, instead of a car?
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    22 Sep '16 21:24
    Originally posted by divegeester
    There is no word for soda in the uk; people here use the brand names like "Diet Coke" or generic flavour titles such as "diet lemonade". It's all "diet" here, or mostly. Full sugar "soda" sales have plummeted and will fall further with the planned sugar tax.
    Yes, here for a while, iced tea saw a resurgence, and a lot of people went for unsweetened iced tea. But now, the "sweet tea" campaign has caught on, turning a healthy option into another calorie bomb.

    Some states here (most notably California) have slapped a tax on these sugary drinks. Time will tell if this has any effect. Corporate-bought conservatives are already pushing back by calling it "more governmental meddling".
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    23 Sep '16 05:412 edits
    Originally posted by Suzianne
    Yes, here for a while, iced tea saw a resurgence, and a lot of people went for unsweetened iced tea. But now, the "sweet tea" campaign has caught on, turning a healthy option into another calorie bomb.

    Some states here (most notably California) have slapped a tax on these sugary drinks. Time will tell if this has any effect. Corporate-bought conservatives are already pushing back by calling it "more governmental meddling".
    The state of California doesn't care whether people are obese. The government just found another deep pocket to mine for revenue, that's all. If the government had the means to turn the sun off and on, there'd be a tax on daylight.
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    23 Sep '16 17:35
    When I was at senior school back in the 70's ,out of maybe 2000 kids I can only recall about three fatties .
    That's because people walked ,ran and played football and other sports .
    Kids today sit in their bedrooms stuffing their faces with crap while playing computer games .
    Adults that let themselves get obese are just lazy ,greedy slobs .
    Simple .
    Fatties should be locked in the stocks, pizza and burgers should be thrown at them in the street .
    I did notice though ,when I went to my local hospital most of the nurse's were fat .
    What does that tell you ?
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    23 Sep '16 17:44
    Originally posted by phil3000

    I did notice though ,when I went to my local hospital most of the nurse's were fat .
    What does that tell you ?
    And the thin ones either smoke, are alcoholics or both 😉
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    26 Sep '16 10:321 edit
    Well, on the Coca-Cola and Pepsi websites the serving size is 12 fl oz but the sizes at restaurants are bigger.

    http://www.pepsicobeveragefacts.com/Home/Product?formula=35005*26*01-01&form=RTD&size=33

    http://www.coca-colaproductfacts.com/en/coca-cola-products/coca-cola/

    http://portionteller.com/the-battle-against-big-soda-continues/
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