"Iām not a big breakfast eater. The closest I usually come to the āmost important mealā is whatever booze and juice combo I happen to be using to beat back the vengeful screaming remnants of the previous nightās drunk. Then, after a toe curling cup of strong coffee and a few aspirin, I may feel robust enough to poke at a plate of biscuits and gravy. I suppose by definition you can call that breakfast, since Iām essentially breaking my fast, but it seems somehow disingenuous considering the above scenario generally takes place well after noon. Itās more self-medicating than breakfast."
Alcoholism is cool, man. You looking for groupies?
I'd like all the kiddies to know that just because it was written on Blogtown, this author had no intention of making alcoholism look "cool." In fact, it took years of hard work to develop the level of functional drunkenness required to work at this alternative weekly newspaper. It was indeed the only way I could avoid becoming an alcoholic.
I'm not sure what to think. I do like that advertising claims are being regulated, but I also like that someone's spending millions advertising the fact that whole grains reduce cholesterol. And isn't this fairly common? What about the milk poured over those Cheerios, hasn't the milk industry been promoting the strong-bones angle for decades?
I'll bet the kids would eat their veggies if they were packaged in bright yellow cardbord containers claiming to help you lose weight and "get your wings!"
I don't agree that the FDA has the authority to regulate all health claims. Certain foods are good for you. No fucking shit. JHCOAS! Why the fuck do we need the government to tell us everything? Pull your heads out of your asses people.
Today's breakfast: A donut.
It's all about balance.
Alcoholism is cool, man. You looking for groupies?
Only a moron takes marketing claims as gospel.
Yes, it's that kind of morning.