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Pass the maple syrup, please.

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  1. If you don't like what science tells you, just wait a few years:

    NY Times:
    People who are overweight but not obese have a lower risk of death than
    those of normal weight, federal researchers are reporting today.

    http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/20/health/20fat.html?hp&ex=1114056000&en=6e7eab00212580b2&ei=5094&partner=homepage

  2. Man o' Tea said:

    If you don't like what science tells you, just wait a few years:

    NY Times:
    People who are overweight but not obese have a lower risk of death than
    those of normal weight, federal researchers are reporting today.

    http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/20/health/20fat.html?hp&ex=1114056000&en=6e7eab00212580b2&ei=5094&partner=homepage

    Not surprised. Skinny people look sickly (that includes me). Plump
    people with rosy cheeks have to be healthier.
    I'm waiting for evidence of what I already know is true. Chocolate,
    oysters on the half shell, Wisconsin poudre puff cheese, and dark murky
    red wines, guarantee the best of health, long life, and a powerful 4
    beat kick.

    rtk

  3. rtk said:
    Man o' Tea said:

    If you don't like what science tells you, just wait a few years:

    NY Times:
    People who are overweight but not obese have a lower risk of death than
    those of normal weight, federal researchers are reporting today.

    http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/20/health/20fat.html?hp&ex=1114056000&en=6e7eab00212580b2&ei=5094&partner=homepage

    Not surprised. Skinny people look sickly (that includes me). Plump
    people with rosy cheeks have to be healthier.
    I'm waiting for evidence of what I already know is true. Chocolate,
    oysters on the half shell, Wisconsin poudre puff cheese, and dark murky
    red wines, guarantee the best of health, long life, and a powerful 4
    beat kick.

    rtk

    How many fat old people do you see?

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