More Breeder Whining About Food Guidelines.
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More Breeder Whining About Food Guidelines. January 11, 2009 |
http://au.news.yahoo.com/a/-/latest/5255497/parents-healthy-food-guidelines/
Parents call for healthy food guidelines
January 12, 2009, 12:02 am
Parents are boycotting cinemas, swimming pools and sporting events because of their junk food-laden menus, a new poll suggests.
And they want governments to enforce healthy food guidelines across the hospitality industry.
The poll conducted by advocacy group, The Parents Jury, quizzed more than 250 of its members about childrens' eating-out options.
More than 60 per cent of the parents said they were dissatisfied with food options for their children when eating out.
And half said they often avoided taking their children to certain venues because of the unhealthy food served.
The poll rated cinema menus of popcorn, choc-top ice-creams and fizzy drinks as the worst, closely followed by swimming pools and sports centres.
The Parents Jury said healthy food guidelines, similar to those already in place at school canteens, should be implemented.
"We need to move beyond the current culture that assumes that children won't eat anything other than chips, nuggets, ice-creams and soft drink," spokeswoman and mother of two Jacqui Deighan said.
"It's about having healthy options, low fat, low sugar, low salt, and a greater focus on fresh foods.
"If these options were provided then parents would not feel so much pressure when they take their kids to the movies to buy popcorn and coke."
But the Australian Hotels Association (AHA) said a more comprehensive strategy including education on diet and exercise, not national guidelines, was needed.
"The thing about this debate was not whether the food was healthy but how much you eat and what level of exercise you do," AHA chief executive Bill Healey said.
"There's nothing wrong with hamburgers and chips as long as you don't overindulge in those products and exercise."
Mr Healy said the market place also was responding to a higher demand for healthier menu options.
"The market place is demanding healthier options and we are responding to that."
Oh, for fuck's sake. Here's an idea you whiney, breeder fuck faces: If you want healthy options for your cuntlets when going to places like that, BRING YOUR OWN GODDAMN FOOD FROM HOME.
Parents call for healthy food guidelines
January 12, 2009, 12:02 am
Parents are boycotting cinemas, swimming pools and sporting events because of their junk food-laden menus, a new poll suggests.
And they want governments to enforce healthy food guidelines across the hospitality industry.
The poll conducted by advocacy group, The Parents Jury, quizzed more than 250 of its members about childrens' eating-out options.
More than 60 per cent of the parents said they were dissatisfied with food options for their children when eating out.
And half said they often avoided taking their children to certain venues because of the unhealthy food served.
The poll rated cinema menus of popcorn, choc-top ice-creams and fizzy drinks as the worst, closely followed by swimming pools and sports centres.
The Parents Jury said healthy food guidelines, similar to those already in place at school canteens, should be implemented.
"We need to move beyond the current culture that assumes that children won't eat anything other than chips, nuggets, ice-creams and soft drink," spokeswoman and mother of two Jacqui Deighan said.
"It's about having healthy options, low fat, low sugar, low salt, and a greater focus on fresh foods.
"If these options were provided then parents would not feel so much pressure when they take their kids to the movies to buy popcorn and coke."
But the Australian Hotels Association (AHA) said a more comprehensive strategy including education on diet and exercise, not national guidelines, was needed.
"The thing about this debate was not whether the food was healthy but how much you eat and what level of exercise you do," AHA chief executive Bill Healey said.
"There's nothing wrong with hamburgers and chips as long as you don't overindulge in those products and exercise."
Mr Healy said the market place also was responding to a higher demand for healthier menu options.
"The market place is demanding healthier options and we are responding to that."
Oh, for fuck's sake. Here's an idea you whiney, breeder fuck faces: If you want healthy options for your cuntlets when going to places like that, BRING YOUR OWN GODDAMN FOOD FROM HOME.
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Re: More Breeder Whining About Food Guidelines. January 11, 2009 |
I don't mind places offering healthy choices, but these whores won't rest until NOTHING is offered but a carrot sticks, fruit wedges, and a bottled water "Smiley" tray and ruin it for everyone else. These obese little fuckers are NOT getting that way by having a coke and some buttered popcorn at a movie. They are getting fat and out of shape because of all of the JUNK that they are allowed to eat at home, and because the government has to pay for PSA's to remind kyds to "Go out and play an hour a day", because they are so damned lazy. You can ALREADY get non buttered popcorn, pickles, bottled water, and diet drinks at the movies, so WHAT do they want to be offered? If they start having veggies, can you imagine the various coolers and equipment that they would have to install, the extra money it would cost to hire someone to prepare it, clean up after it, etc...... Besides, places like movie theatres are'nt currently regulated by the health department like a restaurant, because they are NOT a restaurant and shouldn't be botherd with serving the little bastards 50% of his recommended daily requirements during a 90 minute movie. Can you IMAGINE the mess that they would leave behind? Popcorn and nachos is bad enough, but think of how nasty a piece of broccoli would get after a few days wedged under a seat wadded up in a kiddie snot rag.
These bitches need to stay at home in their perfect little plastic bubbles and keep their idiot kyds with them.
These bitches need to stay at home in their perfect little plastic bubbles and keep their idiot kyds with them.
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Re: More Breeder Whining About Food Guidelines. January 12, 2009 |
They can TAKE their brats out to graze on grass and LEAVE the rest of us the HELL alone!
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Re: More Breeder Whining About Food Guidelines. January 12, 2009 |
Parunts and brats boycotting the movies? Be still my heart! It would mean that CF could go to see a movie and actually ENJOY it without breeders and brats ruining it for everyone else.
Moos mooed and lowed until they got “Famblee-friendly foodâ€. Instead of teaching chyldren to eat heathy food, they let them eat anything they want, and now they want to ban “movie food†for everyone else—just because they are unwilling to actually DO TMIJITW, which includes teaching their spawn to eat healthily.
If you cannot teach your chyldren to eat properly, do not expect other venues to do your job! Send something healthy with them to the movies, or better yet, stay home and leave the rest of us the hell alone!
Moos mooed and lowed until they got “Famblee-friendly foodâ€. Instead of teaching chyldren to eat heathy food, they let them eat anything they want, and now they want to ban “movie food†for everyone else—just because they are unwilling to actually DO TMIJITW, which includes teaching their spawn to eat healthily.
If you cannot teach your chyldren to eat properly, do not expect other venues to do your job! Send something healthy with them to the movies, or better yet, stay home and leave the rest of us the hell alone!
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