mama cass
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me?! what did i do?!
isn't that one of the seven deadly sins?
I don't think they serve ham sandwiches here, but I could be mistaken.
I like the freedom of a diner food to serve food and the freedom for people to
go there or not.
That had little to do with their attitude.
Just because you have the freedom to be stupid doesn't mean you have to celebrate it.
Freedom is pretty illusory anyway, we're bombarded with adverts which subtlety (on occasion fairly unsubtle) influence our thinking in what to buy or where to go. Plus money in itself is the true arbiter of freedom in this world.
Choice is one of the big buzz words, but when your earning minimum wage choice is pretty limited.
And health.Plus money in itself is the true arbiter of freedom in this world.
Freedom is pretty illusory anyway, we're bombarded with adverts which subtlety (on occasion fairly unsubtle) influence our thinking in what to buy or where to go.
Plus money in itself is the true arbiter of freedom in this world.
Apologies for the wooliness of my earlier comments, I was pretty tired at the time, but I am a hippy at heart
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) -
A man suffered a heart attack at a restaurant known for glorifying bad eating habits. The 'Heart Attack Grill' lived up to its name Saturday night.
I hope they spring up all over.
Amateur video of the man being wheeled out of the restaurant by EMTs was posted to several websites.
I'd be struggling not to grab people's phones from them and smash them on the ground at that point."...the tourists were taking photos of him as if it were some type of stunt."
There are rumors that it was some sort of publicity stunt but supposedly it was legit. No way of knowing for sure I suppose.
This restaurant is the opposite of moderation. You understand they are promoting gluttony, right?the iron horse said:"Moderation in all things." ~Saint Paul
"give me an 8,000 calorie meal or give me death." - saint paula