Age 2istNJ99ds, male, lQloxFrON, WpYg5ESs kgs - I was around 12-13 when my 50-iemothsng neighbour started hitting on me , my mother and my older sister , it was creepy because he always came when i was alone on the street or something like that , he used to put his hand around me and i would freeze out of anger and disgust. He told me he loved me and crazy things like that and i would try to make jokes out of it , it was really annoying , but i am glad it stopped without anything bad happening , discussing it with my family really helped. So girls , don’t be afraid to speak up. - I think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age AmBmN0EegS, male, mqijeZdp, pekLokMxu lbs - Ive seen this great australian band from when they stterad with Bon Scott twice and every tour since then with both Razors Edge & both Black Ic... - I don't think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age jImQ3CSEOqXL, male, 5RhlarcnWEtr, jnY3PgDhhJT lbs - you produced any e-books? Do you have any idea what you are tankilg about?I've released two and they do cost next to nothing. As for typography and what not, SIFT book reviews said "This is the most professional design - both inside and out - that I have seen since I started reviewing at SIFT."The difference between print book and e-books is that all costs for e-books are sunk costs (editing, design, formatting). In other words, you pay once to produce it and you can make infinite copies of it, and (in theory) sell infinite amounts at zero extra cost.With print books, each time you go back to the printer it costs you more money. But there are other costs with print books - typesetting, printing, layout, distribution, and storage, that you don't have with e-books.But the biggest thing is returns. Returns are what is killing the publishing industry. What other business destroys half the product it produces?Returns don't really exist with e-books, or at least, when a customer returns an e-book it doesn't cost you anything.Of course e-books should be cheaper. Significantly cheaper. But all those Manhattan office buildings won't pay for themselves. - I think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age 18, female, 5'6, 188 lbs - Food companies are not solely to blame, but the immense amount of influence they have on our children is undeniable. The youth of america is becoming the target demographic of countless fast food chains. We need to watch the type consumption (not just physical intake) that we and our family and friends are taking in on a daily basis. - I think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age nSYAgNUHcfbMzKfkw, male, OrvLfoWoukLkutseB, xCxnRSgjshe lbs - Stop all eating and drninikg for 14 days. You will lose maximum weight and will most likely be dead. It is called euthanasia and doctors practice it all the time, even though it may be illegal.Be sensible and find yourself a normal' healthy diet that you can live with the rest of your next eighty year life span. It will make you healthy now and will make you healthy when you are ninety. And believe me that 90 year old will never stop thanking you for your intelligence in selecting a healthy diet that you can live with and become a healthy, wealthy and wise lady at age ninety. I've tried it and it works. I'm 90 and healthy, wealthy and wise. - I don't think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age TikJhZKsGMhHGgYUr, female, nvsMLAolDWUqFXkhxJK, CGptSKJlqQBV kgs - Your atrcile was excellent and erudite. - I don't think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age 15, female, 5'3, 157 lbs - I dont think her plan is not that good, I dont like when she gose away to veaction and says lets work toegther. I am not fan of her.I think she needs to do something else. - I think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age 15, male, 6,4, 290 lbs - i dont think anything should be done - I don't think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age 20, female, 66in, 130 lbs - Mrs. Obama has a huge task set out for herself. Huge, and hugely important. I hope she has some impact. - I don't think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age 47, female, 5'6", 142 lbs - Her plan is great, but she also needs to tackle food-related big business so that consumers can make better choices - I think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age 29, female, uyeypuiw, teyriuii lbs - Very nice site! - I think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age 46, female, 5'6'', 157 lbs - It's not going to solve all our problems, but at least Mrs. Obama is doing something and calling attention to the problem. - I don't think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age 15, female, 5' 6", 337 lbs - I like her motive, but I don't think she can really accomplish much. Kids tend to do something and be a part of something if they can relate to the person. I don't see myself having much in common with Mrs. Obama, so I don't think that much will happen. Comfort eat is a big part of it, too. She can educate the children and parents, but in the end, it is the their decision on what to eat and how much. - I don't think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age 14, female, 4, 8 lbs - HER PLAN IS OKAY,BUT SHE ALSO NEEDS TO CONTROL JUNK FOOD AND DO SOMETHING ABOUT THE REASONS KIDS FROM OVEREAT,LIKE COMFORT EATING. - I think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age 14, female, 5'4, 230+ lbs - There are actually alot of activities in my school, like intramural sports and i was in them, didn't help a smidge. And there ARE healthy affordable foods where i live, it doesn't mean that we buy them. I don't think she has thought about the fact that there are multiple mcdonalds in every town. For years people have had programs and activities to help obese people and it hasn't really helped. There are many holes in this plan - I don't think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age 17, male, 5'6, 324 lbs - I love eating. it's my own fault I'm this way. The government can stay out of it! - I don't think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age 15, male, 6'3, 270 lbs - i dont think anything should be done - I don't think food companies are to blame for the child obesity epidemic.

Age unkwown, female, 4"10, 87 lbs - I think she is doing a wonderful job, but could start a new program where kids from around the world could become members.