[ambrose]

Oh yes... here's a much healthier and more balanced diet for growing kids:

[cyborg]

OMG! Supersize Me: The Sequel?

[finnman69]

McDonald's Lawsuit Posterchildren!

Clearly McDonalds was negligent in pushing fattening food on those poor helpless unsuspecting kids.

(sarcasm off, when was the last time those kids ate a green vegetable?)

[beaversmom]

I was watching cable late night over the weekend--some silly show where the host goes to people's homes and helps them out with whatever their problem is. This particular show, she confronted a mom whose two year old son weighed 90 pounds. My 2, almost 3 year old weighs 31 pounds. The boy on the show ate all day long. He even ate in the bath tub--donuts and cookies. He ate hamburgers, hot dogs, and soda pop for breakfast if he wanted it.

[stands2reason]

Fallacy of False Dichotomy.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

You notice that he is not eating meat.

[goldwater64]

One word: MODERATION. The movie "Super Size Me" by Mr Spurlock was not an exercise in documentary accuracy, but one of deliberate excess. Take a very close look at the DVD and perhaps the truth will become apparent.