Pinstripe Sniper wrote:
> DOh! I missed it (Friday @ 9pm) but will probably track an online
> copy down and watch it. I saw the "preview" earlier in the week and
> it seemed worthwhile.
>
> Did anyone see it? Thoughts?


I wasn't going to watch it, but at the last minute I added it to my PVR
and just watched most of it. Well worth it. The scene with the chicken
should blow your mind. LOL

I just noted in another thread how I live in the fattest province in
Canada, yet this province still ranks higher than 40 states...and I
thought we had problems. Nothing compared to that town!! Oliver went to
the fattest town, in the fattest region of the fattest nation on Earth
and their ignorance is mind-blowing.

I mean, when a kid in school can't identify a tomato, something is very
very wrong.

:\

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We must change the way we live
Or the climate will do it for us.

On Sat, 27 Mar 2010 16:35:51 -0230, clouddreamer
> wrote:

> I mean, when a kid in school can't identify a tomato, something is very
> very wrong.

Consider their age. Tomato/potato... one sound difference and they
were obviously distracted by the camera the way they kept glancing out
of the corners of their eyes at it.

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Forget the health food. I need all the preservatives I can get.

On Mar 27, 12:05*pm, clouddreamer > wrote:
> Pinstripe Sniper wrote:
> > DOh! *I missed it (Friday @ 9pm) but will probably track an online
> > copy down and watch it. *I saw the "preview" earlier in the week and
> > it seemed worthwhile.
>
> > Did anyone see it? Thoughts?
>
> I wasn't going to watch it, but at the last minute I added it to my PVR
> and just watched most of it. Well worth it. The scene with the chicken
> should blow your mind. LOL
>
> I just noted in another thread how I live in the fattest province in
> Canada,

If you left, would it be the thinnest?

yet this province still ranks higher than 40 states...and I
> thought we had problems. Nothing compared to that town!! Oliver went to
> the fattest town, in the fattest region of the fattest nation on Earth
> and their ignorance is mind-blowing.
>
> I mean, when a kid in school can't identify a tomato, something is very
> very wrong.
>
> * :\
>
> --
> We must change the way we live
> * * * * Or the climate will do it for us.