From: Artillo5@cs.com
Date: Fri Nov 15 2002 - 07:20:09 MST
Snippet:
"WASHINGTON It isn't often that a food company tells its customers that it
should eat less of its food. But that is what McDonald's appears to have done
in France.
In an "advertorial" about obesity in children that appeared in the magazine
Femme Actuelle in May, McDonald's France said the number of visits to its
outlets should be limited. Forbidding children from eating fast food would be
counterproductive, it said. "However, there is no reason to eat excessive
amounts of junk food, nor go more than once a week to McDonald's."
Full article:
http://www.iht.com/cgi-bin/generic.cgi?template=articleprint.tmplh&ArticleId=7
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Allright France!!! woohooo!!!
Hey I wonder if we got a bunch of tee shirts printed up with graphic pictures
of clogged artery dissections and diseased hearts etc. on the front and back
(maybe with the slogan, "We love to make you smile (while we poison your
body)"), and then wear them inside McDonalds? I wonder how the 19 year old
day shift manager would handle THAT situation! LOL
Artillo
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