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[quote=Jacarandoso]I have children.

My kids ask me to make them oatmeal as a favor to them. They don’t know that a zucchini muffin, a handful of almonds and a glass of milk isn’t a happy meal. I ask them “how happy is a fancy bag of low grade shit from some stupid clown anyway?”.I tell them not to let people get away with expecting them to be that damn gullible.I don’t think we have ever been to McDonald’s.

There are plenty of meals that,with little planning, are easier than going to McDonald’s and some can easily be eaten in a park.. or even in the car. It is just as easy to stop at a grocery store and pick out a few decent things that don’t need cooking and go to a park. We have sat down and ate in front of the local Henry’s many times. There is no fricken excuse for frequent sodas.[/quote]

Are your kids little, as in under 6? I suspect the real test will be when they HAVE been to Mcdonalds a few times – will they be as happy with almonds and milk ever again?

[scaredyclassic]

Fat is like debt. Once you’re in deep it’s hard to get out. You need money to live but too much extra spending can kill you.

Crazy society. So much money, so much misery.

We also have too much access to new bigger clothing priced too cheap. I would never buy a bigger pants size. If my suits got tight, I just wouldn’t eat until I fit. There’s no way in hell I would ever concede to moving up even one inch on the waist size of my pants.

Seems like a horrendous personal plan to ever give even an inch on the issue of buying larger clothing. One it’s expensive two where does it end?

[scaredyclassic]

Fat is like debt. Once you’re in deep it’s hard to get out. You need money to live but too much extra spending can kill you.

Crazy society. So much money, so much misery.

We also have too much access to new bigger clothing priced too cheap. I would never buy a bigger pants size. If my suits got tight, I just wouldn’t eat until I fit. There’s no way in hell I would ever concede to moving up even one inch on the waist size of my pants.

Seems like a horrendous personal plan to ever give even an inch on the issue of buying larger clothing. One it’s expensive two where does it end?

[scaredyclassic]

Fat is like debt. Once you’re in deep it’s hard to get out. You need money to live but too much extra spending can kill you.

Crazy society. So much money, so much misery.

We also have too much access to new bigger clothing priced too cheap. I would never buy a bigger pants size. If my suits got tight, I just wouldn’t eat until I fit. There’s no way in hell I would ever concede to moving up even one inch on the waist size of my pants.

Seems like a horrendous personal plan to ever give even an inch on the issue of buying larger clothing. One it’s expensive two where does it end?

[scaredyclassic]

Fat is like debt. Once you’re in deep it’s hard to get out. You need money to live but too much extra spending can kill you.

Crazy society. So much money, so much misery.

We also have too much access to new bigger clothing priced too cheap. I would never buy a bigger pants size. If my suits got tight, I just wouldn’t eat until I fit. There’s no way in hell I would ever concede to moving up even one inch on the waist size of my pants.

Seems like a horrendous personal plan to ever give even an inch on the issue of buying larger clothing. One it’s expensive two where does it end?

[scaredyclassic]

Fat is like debt. Once you’re in deep it’s hard to get out. You need money to live but too much extra spending can kill you.

Crazy society. So much money, so much misery.

We also have too much access to new bigger clothing priced too cheap. I would never buy a bigger pants size. If my suits got tight, I just wouldn’t eat until I fit. There’s no way in hell I would ever concede to moving up even one inch on the waist size of my pants.

Seems like a horrendous personal plan to ever give even an inch on the issue of buying larger clothing. One it’s expensive two where does it end?

[scaredyclassic]

Fast food is not allowed here. We have propagandized our kids against mcdonalds Disneyland and many other American institutions from a young age. Some parents hammer home an antidrug message others anti food. My kids believe mcdonalds is for losers. I think the only time they’ve ever eaten it in their collective 37 years is once while in the care and custody of their aunt.

[scaredyclassic]

Fast food is not allowed here. We have propagandized our kids against mcdonalds Disneyland and many other American institutions from a young age. Some parents hammer home an antidrug message others anti food. My kids believe mcdonalds is for losers. I think the only time they’ve ever eaten it in their collective 37 years is once while in the care and custody of their aunt.

[scaredyclassic]

Fast food is not allowed here. We have propagandized our kids against mcdonalds Disneyland and many other American institutions from a young age. Some parents hammer home an antidrug message others anti food. My kids believe mcdonalds is for losers. I think the only time they’ve ever eaten it in their collective 37 years is once while in the care and custody of their aunt.

[scaredyclassic]

Fast food is not allowed here. We have propagandized our kids against mcdonalds Disneyland and many other American institutions from a young age. Some parents hammer home an antidrug message others anti food. My kids believe mcdonalds is for losers. I think the only time they’ve ever eaten it in their collective 37 years is once while in the care and custody of their aunt.

[scaredyclassic]

Fast food is not allowed here. We have propagandized our kids against mcdonalds Disneyland and many other American institutions from a young age. Some parents hammer home an antidrug message others anti food. My kids believe mcdonalds is for losers. I think the only time they’ve ever eaten it in their collective 37 years is once while in the care and custody of their aunt.

[outtamojo]

[quote=walterwhite]Fast food is not allowed here. We have propagandized our kids against mcdonalds Disneyland and many other American institutions from a young age. Some parents hammer home an antidrug message others anti food. My kids believe mcdonalds is for losers. I think the only time they’ve ever eaten it in their collective 37 years is once while in the care and custody of their aunt.[/quote]

Good for you. with my kids, the fast food genie has been let out of the bottle, never to be put back in ; ( No doubt this was caused by our many roadtrip vacations. I am left with rearguard action- preaching everything should be done in moderation. I worry about outright forbidding things- I fear blowback during the coming teenage years.

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[quote=walterwhite]Fast food is not allowed here. We have propagandized our kids against mcdonalds Disneyland and many other American institutions from a young age. Some parents hammer home an antidrug message others anti food. My kids believe mcdonalds is for losers. I think the only time they’ve ever eaten it in their collective 37 years is once while in the care and custody of their aunt.[/quote]

Good for you. with my kids, the fast food genie has been let out of the bottle, never to be put back in ; ( No doubt this was caused by our many roadtrip vacations. I am left with rearguard action- preaching everything should be done in moderation. I worry about outright forbidding things- I fear blowback during the coming teenage years.

[outtamojo]

[quote=walterwhite]Fast food is not allowed here. We have propagandized our kids against mcdonalds Disneyland and many other American institutions from a young age. Some parents hammer home an antidrug message others anti food. My kids believe mcdonalds is for losers. I think the only time they’ve ever eaten it in their collective 37 years is once while in the care and custody of their aunt.[/quote]

Good for you. with my kids, the fast food genie has been let out of the bottle, never to be put back in ; ( No doubt this was caused by our many roadtrip vacations. I am left with rearguard action- preaching everything should be done in moderation. I worry about outright forbidding things- I fear blowback during the coming teenage years.

[outtamojo]

[quote=walterwhite]Fast food is not allowed here. We have propagandized our kids against mcdonalds Disneyland and many other American institutions from a young age. Some parents hammer home an antidrug message others anti food. My kids believe mcdonalds is for losers. I think the only time they’ve ever eaten it in their collective 37 years is once while in the care and custody of their aunt.[/quote]

Good for you. with my kids, the fast food genie has been let out of the bottle, never to be put back in ; ( No doubt this was caused by our many roadtrip vacations. I am left with rearguard action- preaching everything should be done in moderation. I worry about outright forbidding things- I fear blowback during the coming teenage years.

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