er-no Posted September 28, 2005 Posted September 28, 2005 Instead of crap meals. Why not give the kids something good for them, but also tasty.. and with a naughty name. If your worried about money? maybe our fecking government shouldn't invest 12billion into several helicopters that they could never find or train the pilots to fly. That's a lot of good school meals that is. *hates the state of this country*
Charlie Posted September 28, 2005 Posted September 28, 2005 This will be an interesting issue in my school. It's not the school who pays for the stocking of the vending machines, it's the company who built the school and run the Sports Department (which is where the vendies are) as Sports Center outside school times. All fizzy drinks and junk food (apart from chips) have been taken out of our cafe already. Have been for 3 years now, when our new headteacher moved in...
Platty Posted September 28, 2005 Posted September 28, 2005 back in the day i used to eat a sandwich, choccy biscuit and a packet of crisp everyday at school for my lunch and i turned out ok.... looks down at stomach....oh wait...hmmm no no i think that may be the beer, yes it probably is.
Blackfox Posted September 28, 2005 Author Posted September 28, 2005 My breakfast on college days consists of 2 cups of coffee and a fag That's a bit harsh. /awful joke.
dukkadukka Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 you don't want to. i'm eally happy about this move, i'm sick of having to look at fat people, eurgh!
Jav_NE Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 I read in the Metro today that they are also changing the vendin machines so no fizzy drinks or sugarary chocolate/crisps! I would be well gutted if i was still at school and couldnt get a fizzy drink for break! Thats just obsurd!
kopo Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 A step in the good direction imo. They say the children should make their own decision about eating junk food or healthy food, but today's youth is simply to spoiled and has no self discipline whatsoever so maybe it's for their own good they remove fast food. In our school there's no fast food yet, but they seem to be evolving in that direction. As Dieter mentioned, they serve mayonaise and ketshup with everything, and now they have these so called 'fast lunches' which are basically one step away from fast food. Also prices go up, food quality goes down. It's only a matter of time untill companies and coorporations take over the school system and brainwash kids in the very place where they're supposed to become thinking, critical and respectable humans.
soag Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 Healthy eating thats for suckers, this morning in work at 4am i had a huge fry for 1.55 .
Haver Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 I had two sausages, a dollop of smash and an array of vegetables for my lunch today, a meal that was interpreted as the 'healthy option' by the kitchen staff. I would argue that every element of my meal consisted merely of reconstituted chips fashioned in such a way that their origins would remained undiscovered.
Raining_again Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 I had two sausages, a dollop of smash and an array of vegetables for my lunch today, a meal that was interpreted as the 'healthy option' by the kitchen staff. I would argue that every element of my meal consisted merely of reconstituted chips fashioned in such a way that their origins would remained undiscovered. thats very true...the healthy option in my school always meant soggy veg etc etc. the unhealthy food smelt and looked so much more better!
soag Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 thats very true...the healthy option in my school always meant soggy veg etc etc. the unhealthy food smelt and looked so much more better! Thats why we should all eat unhealthy :p, IMO skinny people look unhealthy, theres nothing more healthy than a good bit of meat round your bones, so say fuck off to the goverment and Jamie Oliver and get a good old fry down yea . You know it makes sense.
Raining_again Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 I agree with that in some ways, but obesity is just bad. aye nowt wrong with having "meat on ur bones" as u put it, but when it affects your health its not good. eating a fry every day will head you in the right direction for a heart attack when you're 30/40
dukkadukka Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 which is why we shouldn't be getting new generations into the habit of eating junk food at such a young age. thing is aswell, some kids will come from families that feed them junk for breakfast and supper, so it helps them by having at least one meal of decent food a day. it would be ridiculous to claim that this move is anything but a positive thing.
Raining_again Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 which is why we shouldn't be getting new generations into the habit of eating junk food at such a young age. thing is aswell, some kids will come from families that feed them junk for breakfast and supper, so it helps them by having at least one meal of decent food a day. it would be ridiculous to claim that this move is anything but a positive thing. i absolutely agree there, but some schools just dont have the facilities to make healthy food there on that day, and they have to be all cooked somwhere and shipped off and reheated...urgh lol
soag Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 which is why we shouldn't be getting new generations into the habit of eating junk food at such a young age. thing is aswell, some kids will come from families that feed them junk for breakfast and supper, so it helps them by having at least one meal of decent food a day. it would be ridiculous to claim that this move is anything but a positive thing. But we also shouldnt make them think being pencil thin is sexy and if your not skinny you are a freak, and tell them if you want to look like this you have to eat rabbit food, that is cruel and sick IMO. We should just be allowed to eat what we want to eat and what we like without laws sayinging we have to eat whatever they want us to eat. Just remember girls curves are sexy.
dukkadukka Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 But we also shouldnt make them think being pencil thin is sexy and if your not skinny you are a freak, and tell them if you want to look like this you have to eat rabbit food, that is cruel and sick IMO. We should just be allowed to eat what we want to eat and what we like without laws sayinging we have to eat whatever they want us to eat. Just remember girls curves are sexy. it's not about being stick thin at all, it's about being healthy. i'll be happy to see less fat people walking the streets, yes, but i'm happier that we're no longer promoting a diet for five-year-olds up that will vastly increase the risk of heart disease. obesity is an issue, but certainly not the main one.
Kurtle Squad Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 Although i agree with this. It's also bullshit!! No suger!? No salt!? Arn't these things good for you in the right amount?! I don't think this is QUITE what Jamie Oliver was after.
soag Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 it's not about being stick thin at all, it's about being healthy. i'll be happy to see less fat people walking the streets, yes, but i'm happier that we're no longer promoting a diet for five-year-olds up that will vastly increase the risk of heart disease. obesity is an issue, but certainly not the main one. Obesity is an issue, I have to admit but the goverment are trying to tell us what to eat which I think is wrong. I eat what I want, when I want, sometimes i'll eat something healthy and sometimes I wont. Im 5'11 and weigh in at 12 stone. Am i overweight no im a thin no am i happy yes. Everyone should be allowed to eat what they want, noone should be allowed to make that desiccion for them unless its a life or death situation. God gave us the huge amounts of food on this land to enjoy, and by golly im going to enjoy it.
dukkadukka Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 Although i agree with this. It's also bullshit!!No suger!? No salt!? Arn't these things good for you in the right amount?! I don't think this is QUITE what Jamie Oliver was after. i don't think you've QUITE understood the article. but you are right, salt does have some positive benefits in moderation. here's some information about it if you want it http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/food_matters/salt.shtml soag - i don't think you'd have quite the same sentiments if you were dying of heart disease. i don't really understand your point on the government telling us how to eat, there have always been set menu's, just now they will be more sensible. i just think it's sick to be feeding children what they are being fed now, the government have been in the wrong for feeding damaging foods to primary school children, they're trying to remedy their mistake now. i hate the idea of a nanny state as much as the next p[erson, but i also hate the idea of children's development being stunted because the government feed them harmful foods.
Platty Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 well if i was the kids i would just bring my own lunch into school, have a nice ham sandwich, a chocy biscuit and a packet of crisps and for a drink a bottle of fizzy fanta! haha i would easily get around the government plans
mario114 Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 I haven't eaten anything in my school's canteen in the past 3 years, it's all over priced junk food, and some rather bad tasteing fruit which has probaly got maggots crawing in it, theres no reason as i get either bring somehting from home, or just buy someting from the city.
dukkadukka Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 platty - if children choose to eat crap then that's fair enough, but our government is right in choosing not to promote such a lifestyle.
soag Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 i don't think you've QUITE understood the article. but you are right, salt does have some positive benefits in moderation. here's some information about it if you want it http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/food_matters/salt.shtml soag - i don't think you'd have quite the same sentiments if you were dying of heart disease. i don't really understand your point on the government telling us how to eat, there have always been set menu's, just now they will be more sensible. i just think it's sick to be feeding children what they are being fed now, the government have been in the wrong for feeding damaging foods to primary school children, they're trying to remedy their mistake now. i hate the idea of a nanny state as much as the next p[erson, but i also hate the idea of children's development being stunted because the government feed them harmful foods. But if the goverment just feed children rabbit food, their development will also be stunted, we ned fat to surive its what keeps us warm in those long winter months which we have a lot of here. If the goverment want to fix something fix the education system and while they are at it maybe they should go back to school themselves and put someone who knows what they are doing in power. [rant over] I think we shall just have to agree to disagree
dukkadukka Posted September 29, 2005 Posted September 29, 2005 But if the goverment just feed children rabbit food, their development will also be stunted, we ned fat to surive its what keeps us warm in those long winter months which we have a lot of here. If the goverment want to fix something fix the education system and while they are at it maybe they should go back to school themselves and put someone who knows what they are doing in power. [rant over] I think we shall just have to agree to disagree i don't know where you got the idea about rabbit food from, all the government are removing are HIGH fat, salt and sugar foods, not anything that includes them. i think we will have to agree to disagree, because i see no sense in your logic. you talk about improving the education system, and yet this "rabbit food" you blast is PROVEN to improve a child's performance in class.
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