You are not my mother, One was enough. Go find someone else to nag, please. It was my mother's job to make sure I didn't do anything I shouldn't (don't slouch, eat your vegetables, do you really want another slice of bread with butter? Wouldn't you rather have a delicious carrot stick?) and she was good. Since I reached my majority a few decades ago, It's nobody's business but mine. Mind your own kids, and if you must, add nutrition to your core school curriculum, but please, New York dogooder politicians, keep your hands of my plate.
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You are not my mother, One was enough. Go find someone else to nag, please. It was my mother's job...
Schweigenthaler
Sep 30, 2008 14:05
Just one tinky-boo problem (aside from the whole "Nanny State" issue, of course)... Salt has not actually been conclusively proven... [MORE]
BadKarma
Sep 30, 2008 10:58
So, "His Majesty" (the mayor) is now at war with salt. What's going to be next? It seems our limp-wristed... [MORE]
Porterhouse
Sep 29, 2008 14:31
A little off subject but how about a moratorium on using salt on the streets when it snows? Salt eats... [MORE]