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ROFL ... too funny :D:p:D

I'm going to start an Official "Unhappy" Organisation ..... I'm thinking I could get more memberships with that one ROFL :D:p

ROFL :D:p

So .... would that be a no for the membership then :p :D

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Thank you for explaining :)

Just to clarify for you .... My response, that you quoted, was actually in answer to Chefdennis statement about taking the children way from their parents. :)

I guess that would be this bit ....... "The US military has been experimenting with laser weapons since the 1970s" and this bit ...... "Until now, much of the development of HELs has focused on shooting down missiles or hitting land-based targets." :eek:

If you could choose "a line up" what would your choices be? Who would you like to see in the big chair? :rolleyes:

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thank you :)

LOL :p How can a five year old (or any young age) take responsibility for what they are given to eat :confused:

Touche :D But I still believe that trying to implement something like this ... even though there is good intent, should have been brought up at a PTA for voting.

Now surely that should have been up to the parents at the hyperthetical meeting to have decided, or does the US PTA parents not have a vote :confused:

The fine line was not about dictating what a child should eat, but rather a principle, a State or a Grovernment trying to help those that need it without "crossing the line" into "Socialism". Your point about children who are picky or need more cals than others is a good point - they must...

I think education would be less drastic, I don't see that as being "socialist" :p

But where are the rights of the children NOT to grow up with obesity & the other ailments that can accompany that? Because the parents don't understand nutrition, care or whatever their reason - it is not fair on the child. A fine line to be sure

And I understand that Dennis, but, as this principal pointed out with the examples of Cola and chips, do the parents & children actually know how to eat properly. All around us we see children that are way too heavy for their age - are todays parents that helpless that they can't say no to...

I know what you are saying here - taking the choice away from the parent/student but.......... with the serious rise of child obesity, do you not think that something like this is a good idea?