Seems kind of slippery-slopey...

[Deckard]

Originally Posted by Strangelet

Or the fact that there's jet fuel additives in our chips, or just plain jet fuel in our drinking water, along with anti depressants, aspirin, and pain killers. Or mercury in our soft drinks and tuna fish, or paint thinner in our baby food.

There's really only one solution: we should all just stick to brown nutrient-rich sludge, just to be safe. (It's the future, I've heard)

[BeautifulBurnout]

Originally Posted by Deckard

There's really only one solution: we should all just stick to brown nutrient-rich sludge, just to be safe. (It's the future, I've heard)

Are you sure you don't mean green?

[froopy seal]

Originally Posted by BeautifulBurnout

Are you sure you don't mean green?

Hehe, my first thought also.

So salt is bad now? I'll have to change my signature and sea-roaming habits, then.

[Sean]

Originally Posted by Deckard

There's really only one solution: we should all just stick to brown nutrient-rich sludge, just to be safe. (It's the future, I've heard)

I fully expect this to happen some day.

I really do want to hear from people who feel that the fear of a healthy food slippery slope is unfounded. I've always leaned towards the slippery slope theory on it myself, but have been somewhat on the fence - until now. It's becoming clearer and clearer that there are people in positions of power who, as they win each battle, will definitely be moving on to their next health food crusade, and then their next, and their next after that....

[jOHN rODRIGUEZ]

I say, for every minute a child spends with computer or tele = amount should be spent doing some sort of physical play. This DOES NOT include time spent doing chores & cleaning room. That's what my mom said.

I have super high-metabolism so I don't know what to say about what to eat.