Anyone care?

Really has an amazing voice.

I had heard some of her songs on the radio, but never listened to any of her albums.

Wow. She's fucking great. And I'm a total faggot.

I miss my broadband connection :9:

How people miss free throws, I don't fuckin get it.

There's a reason its called a FREE throw, it should be automatic. You're a professional b ball player, fuckin shaq!!!!

I could even understand shaq somewhat since most of his points come in the paint, he's not a 15 foot jump shot guy.

But 5 for 16!!!

on mozilla if there's no source picture instead of showing a red x it doesn't show anything. since on the black skin of this board the quote button doesn't show up, on mozilla i can't use it at all. can someone just upload some sort of button to the location it points to? or if i make a quote button you just upload it to that?

the location is

no one ever talks about this issue on the board and it's a shame. so what are your thoughts?

Quote:Study: Driving longer means larger waistlines
Researchers examine link between the environment and obesity

The Associated Press
ATLANTA - Spending more time behind the wheel — and less time on two feet — is adding inches to waistlines and contributing to the nation’s obesity epidemic, a new study concludes.


The survey of 10,500 metro Atlanta residents found that for every extra 30 minutes commuters drove each day, they had a 3 percent greater chance of being obese than their peers who drove less.

The survey also found that people who lived within walking distance of shops — less than a half mile — were 7 percent less likely to be obese than their counterparts who had to drive.

“The more driving you do means you’re going to weigh more — the more walking means you’re going to weigh less,” said Lawrence Frank, associate professor at the University of British Columbia who oversaw the study when he worked at Georgia Tech.

That much seems obvious, but researchers were surprised to discover that how much time a person spent driving had a greater impact on whether a person was obese than other factors such as income, education, gender or ethnicity.

About 91 percent of the people surveyed said they didn’t walk to destinations. Many spent more than an hour each day in their cars.

Examining environment and obesity
The study is one of the first to look at the link between the environment and obesity, said Kelly Brownell, chairman of Yale University’s psychology department and director of its Center for Eating and Weight Disorders.

“Studies of this type are very important because they show factors in our environment that can either help or hurt our waistline,” said Brownell, who was not involved in the study. “These results show that the environment, affecting our physical activity, is quite influential.”

In the study, which is expected to appear in the June issue of the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, researchers tracked participants’ travel behavior and measured their height and weight from 2000 to 2002.

The study focused on Atlanta, but Frank said the city is not alone.

“Most regions look very similar to Atlanta — anything that’s built after World War II is pretty much auto-oriented,” he said. “We need to start to look at the way we’re designing our communities ... the collective impact of having to drive everywhere is becoming really large.”

Suburban, white men typically weighed about 10 pounds more than men who lived in dense urban areas with shops and services, according to the study, which will be presented Thursday at a national obesity conference in Virginia.
The study was paid for by $4 million in grants from the Georgia Department of Transportation, Georgia Regional Transportation Authority and the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The Atlanta Regional Commission and the Environmental Protection Agency also participated.

ejaculate allover the floor after you masturbate and then go find something to clean it up with only to find your dog lapping it up by the time you get back?

I feel like I owe her something now.

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