Obesity, Disability And The Eu

Discussion in 'Lounge' started by johnv, Dec 18, 2014.

  1. Like one of the Fenelli Brothers.
     
  2. here have that.the pair of ya.
    upload_2014-12-19_17-23-40.jpeg its not an invitation by the way.
     
  3. 5mins and counting......16 days off.....tick...tock...

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  4. And there it goes ------> thread exit right
     
  5. This is all very true, because the only thing that counts for governments is economic growth - more and more. And you need more people to achieve this, because you need more spending. You can only really have more spending if you have more earning, and the best way to get that was to increase the workforce.

    And then they all bleat about "broken Britain", high divorce rates, one-parent families, feral children, blah blah.
    Well guess what? It comes with your constant economic growth, so suck it up.
     
  6. For gods sake cant you fuckwhits keep one train of thought in your mind!:Cigar:
     
  7. Gov't policy= GDP growth=women working=poor family management and not time for or will to cook= obese population.

    I thought that all hung together quite nicely. What's the problem?
     
  8. Will riding a Ducati be classed as a disability ? coz every time I get on mine my marbles go out the window.

    One of my mums oldest friends weighs in at about 25 stone, I have known this woman since I was 12 (37yrs) up until 10 years ago she was never no bigger than size 12, Something in her body went tits up and she ballooned, not her fault so we need to bear these type of people in mind. Not every one is fat because they are a gluttonous fecker.
     
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  9. Its not the Government's fault. They don't feed us through a tube. When I was at school most of us lived on chips, beans and sausages from the canteen. The only people who chose the salad were the teachers. After lunch we went into town and topped up on chips and donuts or sticky buns from the bakers. We used to go in one chip shop to cadge a bag of the crunchy leftover bits from the trays. We spent our pocket money at weekends on fizzy drinks, sweets, crisps and sausage rolls from the local shop. There were a few rotten teeth but fat kids were unusual, to the point where they attracted comment and were thought to have "problems", whether medical or at home. There'd be perhaps one or two in each year.
    The difference was we were active. Very. Bikes, tree climbing, football, swimming in the river, fighting, anything. We watched little television and went indoors for lessons, for tea and to go to bed. Children don't need legislation or government nannying, they just need childhoods.
     
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