[circlecity]

“We have been thinking that if young children choose healthy food, they will eat it,” Susan M. Gross, PhD, MPH, a research associate in the Department of Population, Family and Reproductive Health at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg of Public Health “But our research shows that is not necessarily so.” – eagnews"

Do none of these people have kids? Anyone who's ever raised children could have told you this would be the outcome in five seconds.

[Gen.Blather]

Back in the Dark Ages, during the Spanish Inquisition, (¿Puedo pedir prestado su lápiz, el lápiz azul?) I noticed that my fellow students always threw away their vegetables. Of course, they were cooked into mush and tasteless. But I often wondered why they tried to get us to eat stuff that obviously nobody wanted. They even examined the trash and noted that nobody ate broccoli that had been steamed to death. But they persisted. This was in the 1960’s and the schools were beginning to augment their income with vending machines. Most children noshed on chips and cookies and stopped eating the carefully balanced meals altogether.

[chajin]

No Justin, no peas! No Justin, no peas!

[UCANSEE2]

This kid would eat it.

[Thank You Rush]

The dork needs a knife to eat a waffle?

[Albion Wilde]

There’s a message in there somewhere. Something like “you can lead a horse to water… butt if you fill the trough with vinegar instead...

You can lead a horticulture, but you can't make her think.

[Vendome]

Butt= but

LOL