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Originally Posted by Santarea
Yep. The growth hormones in foods absolutelt had no, repeat- NO -effect of the human growth cycle. Granted, the average female 100 years ago was 2 inches shorter and about a size 6 (today's size). (A size 4-6 today equates to about a size 10 in 1913, by the way). It's just, er, fast evolution. Next thing you know, we'll have a second set of opposable thumbs.
And seriously, I completed reading a report that stated that tall men and slender women earn more. Nice qualifications.
if more emphasis were to be placed on the mind rather than the body and they joys that it brings, our 6th graders might read at a 6th grade level;. And not use l33t.
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Everytime you post I fall more and more in love with you. Also, I have noticed (as I am sure everyone has) that obesity has multiple excuses. As well, so does sexuality and sexual flaunting. If children were kept off chatrooms and were indulged in books or other imagination generating events (drama club anyone?), I believe we would have a more well-rounded, intelligent generation. I am personally digusted at what I see coming after me. It scares me. Soon there will no socialization except the internet and everyone will work and live in a cubicle with a food tube shoved down their throat for sustanance.{sp?}