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Topic History of: lovely idea but I bet ITK hates it
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Pattaya	In The Know (as always) wrote: hedda wrote: Early senility? .... no .... sanity ! The worldwide cost of obesity is about the same as smoking or armed conflict and greater than both alcoholism and climate change, research has suggested. The McKinsey Global Institute said it cost Â£1.3tn, or 2.8% of annual economic activity - it cost the UK Â£47bn. Some 2.1bn people - about 30% of the world's population - were overweight or obese, the researchers added. www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-30122015
Pattaya	In The Know (as always) wrote: hedda wrote: Early senility? .... no .... sanity ! The worldwide cost of obesity is about the same as smoking or armed conflict and greater than both alcoholism and climate change, research has suggested. The McKinsey Global Institute said it cost Â£1.3tn, or 2.8% of annual economic activity - it cost the UK Â£47bn. Some 2.1bn people - about 30% of the world's population - were overweight or obese, the researchers added. www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-30122015
In The Know (as always)	hedda wrote: Early senility? .... no .... sanity ! The worldwide cost of obesity is about the same as smoking or armed conflict and greater than both alcoholism and climate change, research has suggested. The McKinsey Global Institute said it cost £1.3tn, or 2.8% of annual economic activity - it cost the UK £47bn. Some 2.1bn people - about 30% of the world's population - were overweight or obese, the researchers added. www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-30122015
hedda	In The Know wrote: should keep the McD wrappers and Greggs bags out. dear God again I agree. Early senility?
In The Know	should keep the McD wrappers and Greggs bags out.