Comments on: Fun-Filled Friday: Airport Screener, 1-Minute Waddle, Sky Angel Cowboy, 70′s Sugar Ad, And Christine’s Letter

By: Sonagi

Sonagi — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 00:45:54 +0000

I’m convinced that the application process for TSA hires includes an IQ test with a maximum allowable score of 90.

I had noticed those sugar ads in my collection of Life and weekly news magazines from the 60s and 70s. The contemporary equivalent are PR ads defending HFCS consumption as part of a ‘healthy’ diet.

Do you mean these HFCS ads? SICKENING!

–Jimmy

By: donny

donny — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 15:18:05 +0000

Oprah’s Weekly Meal Plan: Friday

FRIDAY
Meal 1
Oatmeal
Egg whites
Green Drink
Meal 2
Tuna with romaine lettuce and fat-free dressing
Meal 3
Grilled chicken breast with green veggies
Meal 4
Grilled chicken breast with romaine lettuce and fat-free dressing
Meal 5
Salmon with green veggies

I was on Michael Eades site, and there was a comment about a low carb tip appearing in Oprah magazine. I couldn’t comment there because comments closed yesterday.

Yay?

By: Tom Bunnell

Tom Bunnell — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 13:58:53 +0000

The sugar add reminds me of my mother with her “Don’t eat that sweet before supper, it will ruin your appetite and fill you up and make you not hungry for supper”. — She didn’t want all her preparations and hard work for supper going to waste and she also wanted you to have a nutritious meal instead of just sugar.

She didn’t want us to drink Kool-Aid before supper for the same reason.

She didn’t mind your eating a sweet desert or Kool-Aid after supper.

She wouldn’t let us eat the sweets first during supper either.

This is what that add from “Sugar Information” General Post Office Box 94, New York, NY 10001 ??? — is referring too.

It’s true, the immediate sugar high ruins your appetite and while your flying high with your sugar rush you will end up doing something else and not eating.

You will probably follow this sugar rush with another and another throughout the day.

That’s why there are so many thin sugar and carbohydrate addicts like Connie Bennett that call themselves hypoglycemic and have some fruit or other hybrid carbohydrate every few hours along with some protein and fat all day long.

They are continuously high on sugar but they don’t know it and think that this is a sugar addiction cure for everybody.

— Very well intended to be sure, just very mistaken that’s all.

— The child was heartbreaking.

By: Brian

Brian — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 04:38:43 +0000

Apparentlly I’m one of the few that hadn’t seen the Logan clip. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. It was great!

I just found it myself, Brian! When I see something like that, I can’t help but share it. That’s what my Fun-Filled Friday segment is all about and I’m glad you enjoyed it as much as I did.

–Jimmy

By: Abner Normal

Abner Normal — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 01:41:13 +0000

I heard that Logan call a long time ago…I loved KSBJ when I lived in Houston in 1987….ages ago…I loved Christian radio…it was not common back the…at least in the West…
Something Better….Jesus….KSBJ!

The sugar ad reminds me…seems that long ago cocaine was legal and they touted it as healthy.

By: Danielle (Noturningback)

Danielle (Noturningback) — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 00:38:39 +0000

The ugar ad is SCARY!

The Micky D’s “ad” is hillarious.