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**casinobonbone** · 09-01-2012, 12:47 PM

I eat at McD.]SUPERSIZE ME....
The documentary was correct, eating only Fast food will kill you... But doesn't everyone knows that already? If many people thinks that "Supersize me" was a great idea for a documentary, do the same people then think that making a documentary called "Gunned down me" would be just as great? a Documentary where a guy shoots himself in the chest each day for a month to shock people all over the world with the fact "Guns are deadly"?
Stop blaiming others for your own misfortunes, if you need help then say so instead of blaiming everyone else around you.

Lol, never heard of "Bowling for Columbine" before?

http://play.com/play247.asp?pa=sr&pa...2&title=113302

Its still true though McD is still the root cause, although not responsable for, a lot of obesity in the world. I think most of this boils down to ignorance and arrogance though. Education in schools about health could probably go quite far to preventing/lowering all the fat/obese kids and adults we are getting now days though.

09-01-2012, 12:47 PM	#10
casinobonbone Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 622 Senior Member	I eat at McD.]SUPERSIZE ME.... The documentary was correct, eating only Fast food will kill you... But doesn't everyone knows that already? If many people thinks that "Supersize me" was a great idea for a documentary, do the same people then think that making a documentary called "Gunned down me" would be just as great? a Documentary where a guy shoots himself in the chest each day for a month to shock people all over the world with the fact "Guns are deadly"? Stop blaiming others for your own misfortunes, if you need help then say so instead of blaiming everyone else around you. Lol, never heard of "Bowling for Columbine" before? http://play.com/play247.asp?pa=sr&pa...2&title=113302 Its still true though McD is still the root cause, although not responsable for, a lot of obesity in the world. I think most of this boils down to ignorance and arrogance though. Education in schools about health could probably go quite far to preventing/lowering all the fat/obese kids and adults we are getting now days though.
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