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I’m not sure where you’re from but in the UK we’ve had a bunch of TV shows dedicated to this kind of thing and of course the election is looming at the moment so health is high on the nation’s agenda.

So, what I was hearing in the film was nothing really that new, it’s all been said before and is currently being said at the moment, at least in UK it is.

Graham – Whilst the Michael Moore films are challenging, and to a point entertaining, the bloke just did my head in! I can’t stand him!

Thanks in regards to the icons – they are of course Gravatars and I thought you of all people would have one ;-) No plans for selection of icons and Smilies images are available in Expression Engine – maybe i’ll switch them on for a while…

BTW liking the new icon treatment. Any plans for users to be able to select an appropriate icon when they join a discussion (sort of like smilies)???

At no point was it suggested it was surprising that eating McDonald’s 3 times a day makes you ill and fat, of course it does.

I think rather that this was the “hook” to make you watch the film, which was instead about the pervasive nature of junk food (and other companies than McDonald’s were included in the film).

The fact that children eat this cr*p from an early age, the fact that much of it is addictive, the fact that McDonald’s is so pervasive with advertising and other more underhanded methods that children don’t really have a fair “choice”. The film made all of these valid points and more.

Although I don’t agree with people bringing court cases against McDonald’s for making them fat, I do think that people are indoctrinated that this is acceptable food, and fail to realise the full extent to which this kind of cr*p can damage your health.

I don’t really eat McDonald’s anyway, but it certainly put me off from eating it at all – just the size of everybody in the film was enough of a warning….

For most of the world, those who are intelligent enough to realize the stuff is candy, not a meal, it’s not much of a surprise.

As for cheese, I jack up daily and should no doubt be whisked off to the nearest Rehab Clinc. Besides, the cheese in Mcdonalds isn’t real, its steam rolled cows lips. :D

Not good.