OldSchoolBoy75
Guru
I'm sure you've seen the commercial. Some football player's voice is telling the public that 1 in 3 childen are obese. Mind you, nowhere in this commercial is a footnote to back this claim. Then we see Eli Manning (NY Giants QB) cavorting with children on a practice field, and a few other football players doing likewise. The NFL's campaign to eliminate childhood obesity is called "Play 60", telling elders that children should devote 60 minutes a day to doing something physical.
When I was growing up, me and my friends spent most of our time outside, riding bikes, playing in the streets, running around; sometimes we'd be outside for hours (unless we had to go inside for dinner). Even though we had Atari, Colecovision and such, we still spent most of our time outside getting exercise without thinking about it.
You can see how low the NFL has sunk in recent years to appease the PC establishment. This latest folly, jumping on the obesity bandwagon, is really pathetic. Not to mention that Fox NFL Sunday would plug this "Play 60" concept every minute on its bottom ticker.
When I was growing up, me and my friends spent most of our time outside, riding bikes, playing in the streets, running around; sometimes we'd be outside for hours (unless we had to go inside for dinner). Even though we had Atari, Colecovision and such, we still spent most of our time outside getting exercise without thinking about it.
You can see how low the NFL has sunk in recent years to appease the PC establishment. This latest folly, jumping on the obesity bandwagon, is really pathetic. Not to mention that Fox NFL Sunday would plug this "Play 60" concept every minute on its bottom ticker.