Ban school parking to slim down fat kids, New Zealand officials say
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jadeSep 12th, 2007 - 22:27:28
making fat kids walk is not only singalling them out fior the fat taunts but is NOT going to stop them from becomng larger and losing weight, you cant controll what people eat in the safety of their own homes!! come on people think about things if people didnt want to be obese in the first place they would do something about it!
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