doughnuts in danger?

[catycatcat4]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15020846/

what do you think of this?

 

[IrishTink]

hmmmm...

 

[catycatcat4]

trying to get your post count up lol






i think its weird how they even conseder doing that

 

[OnceUponAStar*]

Actrually, I don't think its weird that they would ban trans fats. Trans fatty acids are bad for our bodies in any amount, sure they would never ban the trans fatty acids, but with all the issues over obestity and heart problems these days, its not weird that they would consider this. As everyone knows doughnuts are not the healthiest food out there for us.

 

[Mickey1122]

Actrually, I don't think its weird that they would ban trans fats. Trans fatty acids are bad for our bodies in any amount, sure they would never ban the trans fatty acids, but with all the issues over obestity and heart problems these days, its not weird that they would consider this. As everyone knows doughnuts are not the healthiest food out there for us.

But they taste so good...

 

[catycatcat4]

yea and its up to them what they want to eat if they want to go out and get fat its there choise

 

[Loves Disney]

But they taste so good...

I bet you anything that any overweight person will agree with you, completely, regarding that statement.

 

[Mickey1122]

I bet you anything that any overweight person will agree with you, completely, regarding that statement.

I was just kidding though.

 

[Loves Disney]

I was just kidding though.

Heh, I was only elaborating on the idea...I wasn't necessarily pointing at you.

 

[Mickey1122]

Heh, I was only elaborating on the idea...I wasn't necessarily pointing at you.

Woops. Never mind then.

 

[potcislove]

I think this is absolutley ridiculous. It's one thing to ban smoking in restaurants--That hurts the people around you via second-hand smoke. But I think people should decide for themselves what they should and should not eat. I get the fact that there's an obesity problem in the US, but there has to be a better solution to this, such as making restaurants put the nutritional facts in a more accessible place, rather than just online.

 

[Mickey1122]

I think this is absolutley ridiculous. It's one thing to ban smoking in restaurants--That hurts the people around you via second-hand smoke. But I think people should decide for themselves what they should and should not eat. I get the fact that there's an obesity problem in the US, but there has to be a better solution to this, such as making restaurants put the nutritional facts in a more accessible place, rather than just online.

I agree with you. Things like doughnuts are okay if you don't eat them in excess.

 

[potcislove]

I agree with you. Things like doughnuts are okay if you don't eat them in excess.

Exactly.
But just imagine the headlines if they do get banned:

MAN SENT TO PRISON FOR EATING ILLEGAL BOSTOM CREAM DONUT

I mean, come on, it's just stupid.

 

[Loves Disney]

Woops. Never mind then.

It was my fault, lol. I was completely vague.

 

[milkabum]

Oh great so next thing you know you can't eat freaking doughtnuts in the state next door. WAIT.. what about at the border?

This post brought to you by the number 24.

 

[Loves Disney]

My mom has gone health-freak all of a sudden so I can't find a doughnut in my house...let alone in a state, heh. Everything in our kitchen is either fat-free, sugar-free, or low calorie snacks...I'm a teen and I need food!! LOL.

 

[MissPotatoHead]

I don't like doughnuts...I just don't. I'm VERY VERY happy I don't!! LOL

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