Global Warming and Fat People


	Global Warming and Fat People

mklosinski

5-15-2008 11:33 PM

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global warming, fat people

mklosinski says:

When will the global warming jokers stop.

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5-15-2008 11:37 PM

egoldstein

I've heard a lot of negative side effects of obesity, but global warming - that's definitely a new one.

Hey, i guess every bite - i mean bit - counts

5-16-2008 2:07 AM

Antara

When will the global warming jokers stop.

when there is no more money to be made off of it!

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