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Gone too far! Cookie Monster on Atkins!
http://www.cnn.com/2005/SHOWBIZ/TV/0....ap/index.html
well, not atkins, but not quite as devoted to the cookie geez, now they have to ruin our favorite children's characters |
I read about that. I'm glad to see there's an awareness that kids need to learn healthy eating habits, but we can't be all no-nonsense about it. One cookie never hurt anybody...I think maybe they should have Cookie Monster go outside and play ball so he can burn off all those cookie-calories instead of having him munching carrots. Poor kids...
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yeah they talked about that on "ryan on-air" either yesterday or today (can't remember) they interviewed grover about it! haha! :D
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If there's any lifestyle that needs to be changed on Sesame Street, it's Oscar the Grouch's. He lives in a garbage can! The germs, oh the germs!
And the Count with his OCD. Get ye to a doctor for some Luvox! |
I guess he needs to set an example to kids today since their fucking parents aren't teaching them how to eat healthy or in moderation or appropriate portion sizes.
eta: what next? Elmo on Ritalin? Prairie Dawn has an eating disorder? Zoe gets molested? |
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Has anyone ever questioned the sexuality of Bert and Ernie?
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If the kid's parents don't teach him not to eat like the Cookie Monster (or if the kid as he gets older can't figure it out himself) I would say diabetes is the least of his worries. |
The Cookie Monster isn't responsible for childhood obesity. It's the idiot parents that shove french fries in their kids' faces and overstimulate their brains with video games and TV... and then wonder why the little fatso doesn't want to get off the couch to play outside.
(That's when the parents sue Sesame Street for making their kid fat) |
Didn't they try and make Cookie Monster eat carrots like 15 years ago or do I need to lay off the crack.
I swear they did and he hated them or he could have his cookies after he ate his carrots. I remember it! |
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Obesity can be a cause of adult onset diabetes, but eating certain foods isn't. |
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Small sidenote: There has been an increase in overweight children getting Type 2 diabetes. (Not necessarily called Adult Onset anymore.) BUT it's not as common as older adults by far. But it still happens sometimes. |
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Lets not forget what Sesame Street is about. Its about using TV to educate. Not just the ABCs, but also values. Parenting is the most important part of how a child develops, but anyone who thinks that its the only contributing factor needs to wake up. |
I don't think that puppets should be blamed for widespread epidemics.
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This is sesame street you're talking about. Why not just not have your fat ass kids watch the show or watch something else with no harmful message in it. I think the TV guide channel might fit those education standards. Taking cookies away from the cookie monster. You should all be ashamed of yourself. That's like taking a fish out of water. Makes no sense for it to exist. |
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I think this is retarded - the Cookie Monster has been around a long time, 2 generations grew up with him, 2 generations that weren't overweight, who got exercise and didn't sit in front of the computer all day long playing video games. It's up to parents to feed their children a balanced diet and make sure they get exercise - that's what will stop obseity, not the Cookie Monster cutting back on Cookies.
On another note, did anyone catch Jon Stewart's segment on the Cookie Monster on the Daily Show last night? It was hilarious. |
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sorry, didn't mean to offend. I think the Cookie Monster issue is a sensitive one to all of us...
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