According to a new article in the Engineering Economist, Americans use 938 million more gallons of fuel per annum than in 1960 as a direct result of their increased weight.
Put Down the Bag of Chips, and Drink From the Bottle of Oil
By September 22, 2006
We’re not sure what’s more horrifying: The fact that half of British schoolchildren eat a pack of potato chips (or crisps, if you prefer) every single day, or the fact that such a rate of chip consumption means you’re ingesting more than a gallon of vegetable oil every year.
Ambien Users Report Primitive Unconscious Night Gourgings
By March 14, 2006
As if America weren’t globular enough already, now you can get fat off sleeping pills.
