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@rainbowbrite wrote:
@sharongooner wrote:
Iceman is cool :)
That he may be…but he needs to be certified after impersonating a woman who had cancer…. who apparently died… but err didnt….who he was dating….of course.
But… in all honesty there was so many different stories who knows what to believe.
I mean…couldn’t PB detect the same IP address… oh whatever!
:shock: blimey! some people eh
this one is sooo easy, got to be straighteners eh girls? :lol:
queeeeeeeeeeen – crazy little thing called love 8)
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armani white or ana sui sui dreams =P~
@ubermik wrote:
Anyway. smokers and drinkers for the moment arent a good comparison, they pay in specified product taxes many times more into the system than illnesses that MIGHT be related to those habts cost, without them and their taxes the NHS would have crumbled decades ago
Overeaters on the other hand CANT make that claim and of the three groups are the only one that IS a financial drain to the NHS, the other two will have paid enough extra taxes for that indulgence to deserve private quality health care and a gold plated bed to recouperate in
its only fair then that the government impose a fat tax…the more you weigh, the more you pay :lol:
midnight feast then anyone? :lol:
@johnboy25 wrote:
I do largely eat nowt but crap – never liked fruit or veg much as a kid and my tastes haven’t changed. The smell of some fruit turns my stomach and the rest are tasteless, just like most veg (don’t make that mukky – naming no names….) Give me a square sausage and tattie scone roll over a salad anyday of the week!
They do provide some entertainment though. For instance, I work with CCTV and the weekend game of ‘Whoever told her she looks good in that needs feckin shot’ is good fun. And there was the guy on Ricki Lake who was crying cos his kids ask him ‘Daddy, why are you fat?’
Simple – ‘I eat too much’ It’s not rocket science. Then he was bleating about how he can’t even cross the road to watch his kids play baseball. Aye, but he always makes it to the fridge. Or there was the guy on Springer, so fat he couldn’t get out of his bedroom. All I could think was ‘Why doesn’t he just go back out the way he came in? Assuming that he didn’t just become obese overnight’
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on the topic of obesity and the NHS, by the year 2010 it has been predicted that a third of the population will be obese costing the NHS £1 billion a year.
@sharongooner wrote:
@~Pebbles~ wrote:
thats not true, what about all the illnesses that arent self inflicted?! The ones people are born with for example? :roll:
Absolutely! My sister being one who has lived her whole life with severe disability and has had to fight fight fight for treatments etc :wink:
so therefore you’ve proved your own point was incorrect :lol: the NHS wont be scrapped if we all give up cigarettes, alcohol and junk food, because worthy people, such as your sister will always rely on it! :wink:
