{OT} Anybody have experience with Weight machines?

In article <l8rek2187eksi709tti9itdtepfddugqh1@4ax.com>,
Here in Ohio <hereinohio@newsguy.com> wrote:
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> On Tue, 31 Oct 2006 13:46:52 GMT, " dbu." <howardyno@jackass.com>
> wrote:
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> >> Why would anyone _defend_ the use of trans fats?[/color]
> >
> >I'm not defending it, just pointing out to government oversight those on
> >the left so vehemently dislike. I personally stay away from food which
> >contains trans fats, it's like seat belts, I always wear a seat belt.
> >It does not take the government to tell me to wear one.[/color]
>
> Food quality is an area where government oversight is the norm.[/color]

If they feel that regulating trans fats is needed then how about the use
of butter, salt, red meat, sugar, ect, where does it stop. In the
future will it come down to the government approved menus and what we
even eat at home.
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On Tue, 31 Oct 2006 16:06:56 GMT, " dbu." <howardyno@jackass.com>
wrote:
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>In article <l8rek2187eksi709tti9itdtepfddugqh1@4ax.com>,
> Here in Ohio <hereinohio@newsguy.com> wrote:
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>> On Tue, 31 Oct 2006 13:46:52 GMT, " dbu." <howardyno@jackass.com>
>> wrote:
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>> >>
>> >> Why would anyone _defend_ the use of trans fats?
>> >
>> >I'm not defending it, just pointing out to government oversight those on
>> >the left so vehemently dislike. I personally stay away from food which
>> >contains trans fats, it's like seat belts, I always wear a seat belt.
>> >It does not take the government to tell me to wear one.[/color]
>>
>> Food quality is an area where government oversight is the norm.[/color]
>
>If they feel that regulating trans fats is needed then how about the use
>of butter, salt, red meat, sugar, ect, where does it stop. In the
>future will it come down to the government approved menus and what we
>even eat at home.[/color]

Those are all things that are ok in moderation, and they're natural
products.

Hydrogenated fats are not ok, even in moderation, they're not terribly
natural, and they shouldn't be in foods.

dbu. wrote:
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>If they feel that regulating trans fats is needed then how about the use
>of butter, salt, red meat, sugar, ect, where does it stop. In the
>future will it come down to the government approved menus and what we
>even eat at home.[/color]

Soylent Green.

In article <rgmfk2l76tdgp7pgc0c8fr95iu3ib8iva6@4ax.com>,
dizzy <dizzy@nospam.invalid> wrote:
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> dbu. wrote:
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> >If they feel that regulating trans fats is needed then how about the use
> >of butter, salt, red meat, sugar, ect, where does it stop. In the
> >future will it come down to the government approved menus and what we
> >even eat at home.[/color]
>
> Soylent Green.[/color]

Well, the dimmes are always promoting green. Better watch it dizz, you
may be next for the soylent green factory, LOL.
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sharx35 wrote:
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> dizzy wrote:[color=green]
>> [helpful information about Bally's]
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> You get what you pay for. That's why you are a DEMONrat.[/color]
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Imagine Sharx calling Dizzy a "DEMONrat"/Democrat.
Speaking of demons, Sharx why are you so hateful? You know
you're not going to be able to get into heaven like that.

You better be careful because hell could be just around
the corner for you :-P


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On Tue, 31 Oct 2006 23:20:29 GMT, dizzy <dizzy@nospam.invalid> wrote:
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> dbu. wrote:
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>>If they feel that regulating trans fats is needed then how about the use
>>of butter, salt, red meat, sugar, ect, where does it stop. In the
>>future will it come down to the government approved menus and what we
>>even eat at home.[/color]
>
>Soylent Green.[/color]

Have you ever read the book this was based on?

"Make Room, Make Room" by Harry Harrison. You also have to read his
Stainless Steel Rat books.