Podge and kitties, etc
Winston bites his nails. Frank does this.
And that led me to: Kitty rubs face, very cute
Kitty kutness in animated form: Chi's Sweet Home.
Bibleman - full armour sequence. I've been trying to come up with the Pagan equivalent of this, but all I can think of is the Shield of Chocolate and the Gauntlets of Complete Randomness.
Target diet, not surgery: experts: "Diabetes and metabolism specialists have criticised moves towards offering widespread obesity surgery... 'To attack the growing burden of obesity by investing in strategies that target secondary and tertiary treatment is an admission that we may win battles on a few fronts, but lose the war.'"
Dangerous dieting to fuel weight debate. In an effort to lose weight, Australian women 18-35 take pills, smoke, skip meals, starve themselves, and throw up. They're not doing it for their health. Obviously.
Childhood obesity epidemic 'exaggerated': "...the growth in childhood obesity overall has slowed to a crawl and the only statistically significant increases are now among boys and girls from low-income homes." (Similarly: US teen obesity stable for nine years)
(I have been in fandom far too long. The headline "X-Files star pregnant" prompted the thought, 'Which one?')
And that led me to: Kitty rubs face, very cute
Kitty kutness in animated form: Chi's Sweet Home.
Bibleman - full armour sequence. I've been trying to come up with the Pagan equivalent of this, but all I can think of is the Shield of Chocolate and the Gauntlets of Complete Randomness.
Target diet, not surgery: experts: "Diabetes and metabolism specialists have criticised moves towards offering widespread obesity surgery... 'To attack the growing burden of obesity by investing in strategies that target secondary and tertiary treatment is an admission that we may win battles on a few fronts, but lose the war.'"
Dangerous dieting to fuel weight debate. In an effort to lose weight, Australian women 18-35 take pills, smoke, skip meals, starve themselves, and throw up. They're not doing it for their health. Obviously.
Childhood obesity epidemic 'exaggerated': "...the growth in childhood obesity overall has slowed to a crawl and the only statistically significant increases are now among boys and girls from low-income homes." (Similarly: US teen obesity stable for nine years)
(I have been in fandom far too long. The headline "X-Files star pregnant" prompted the thought, 'Which one?')