Atkins Died Obese, Confirmed By Mayor Bloomberg; Raises Rightful Suspicions About His "Accidental" Death

On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 05:18:45 GMT, "Dickhead. Andrew B. Chung,
MiniDick/PrickDickhead" wrote:

the mu sock puppet trolls the group then the cardiologist that got
fired and chased out of florida posts his fad diet crap.

please ignore these posts and do not continue cross posting them.

the mu/chung only does this when people give it the attention it
craves.

On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 17:24:45 -0500, Mack
wrote:

On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 05:18:45 GMT, "Dickhead. Andrew B. Chung,
MiniDick/PrickDickhead" wrote:

Darling.


http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap000620.html
Lift well, Eat less, Walk fast, Live long.

"Ignoramus16608" wrote in message
...
I saw very few photographs of Dr Atkins. The ones I saw, had clothes
that obscured his body in a manner typical of fat people. It was very
hard to tell whether Dr Atkins was fat, or whether he just wore bulky
clothes. Does anyone have a recent picture of Dr Atkins where his body
type would be clearly discernible?

As for his death, it is also kind of interesting to find out just what
is it that Atkins died from. The story about falling on ice, may be
true, but raises enough questions as to merit looking a little bit
further.

i
223/176/180

I saw him live on Larry King's show not long before he died, and he was NOT
a fat guy by any means.

I also once fell on ice and hit my head so hard on the pavement that I had
dizzy spells for months, under the care of a neurologist for all that time,
MRI's and all kinds of expense hassle and misery. Yeah, you can
definitely die from falling on ice.

--
Evelyn

(To reply to me personally, remove sox)

Largest Mu_n wrote:

http://tinyurl.com/33svn

"Atkins is dead. I don't believe that bull**** that he dropped dead
slipping on a sidewalk, yeah right, joked Bloomberg.

Chowing down on huge plate of pasta, Bloomberg ripped into the man who
told dieters to stay away from carbohydrates.

Atkins died last April when he hit his head after slipping on a patch
of ice in front of his Manhattan office.

In the immortal words of Bugs Bunny: "What a maroon." Oh right, Bloomberg
too.

(n k bakker) wrote in message . com...
did Elvis tell you about this when you were on the UFO with him?

What can I say? The guy OWNS a owns Johns Hopkins University School of
Public Health. Johns Hopkins has been against Atkins since its
inception. They routinely create "science" for profit. Now Bloomberg
is getting personal and downright mean about it. Are you saying that
it is completly unrelated?

TC

"Ignoramus31635" wrote in message
...
In article , Evelyn Ruut
wrote:

"Ignoramus16608" wrote in message
...
I saw very few photographs of Dr Atkins. The ones I saw, had clothes
that obscured his body in a manner typical of fat people. It was very
hard to tell whether Dr Atkins was fat, or whether he just wore bulky
clothes. Does anyone have a recent picture of Dr Atkins where his body
type would be clearly discernible?

As for his death, it is also kind of interesting to find out just what
is it that Atkins died from. The story about falling on ice, may be
true, but raises enough questions as to merit looking a little bit
further.

i
223/176/180

I saw him live on Larry King's show not long before he died, and he was
NOT
a fat guy by any means.

I also once fell on ice and hit my head so hard on the pavement that I
had
dizzy spells for months, under the care of a neurologist for all that
time,
MRI's and all kinds of expense hassle and misery. Yeah, you can
definitely die from falling on ice.


Thanks Evelyn


Whoa, I guess I did the right thing by using my hand to break my fall when I
slipped on ice back in '94, better a broken wrist than dead.

Tonia

"That T Woman" wrote in message
...

"Ignoramus31635" wrote in message
...
In article , Evelyn Ruut
wrote:

"Ignoramus16608" wrote in
message
...
I saw very few photographs of Dr Atkins. The ones I saw, had clothes
that obscured his body in a manner typical of fat people. It was very
hard to tell whether Dr Atkins was fat, or whether he just wore bulky
clothes. Does anyone have a recent picture of Dr Atkins where his
body
type would be clearly discernible?

As for his death, it is also kind of interesting to find out just
what
is it that Atkins died from. The story about falling on ice, may be
true, but raises enough questions as to merit looking a little bit
further.

i
223/176/180

I saw him live on Larry King's show not long before he died, and he
was
NOT
a fat guy by any means.

I also once fell on ice and hit my head so hard on the pavement that I
had
dizzy spells for months, under the care of a neurologist for all that
time,
MRI's and all kinds of expense hassle and misery. Yeah, you can
definitely die from falling on ice.


Thanks Evelyn


Whoa, I guess I did the right thing by using my hand to break my fall when
I
slipped on ice back in '94, better a broken wrist than dead.

Tonia


Bet your wrist healed faster than my head injury. Truth is that you never
ever really get over a head injury. Trust me, I know. The ice fall was
only one. I also landed on my head years ago in a motorcycle accident.
Fortunately the helmet prevented the worst damage - The ice fall was far
worse.
--
Evelyn

(To reply to me personally, remove sox)

" Whoa, I guess I did the right thing by using my hand to break my fall
when
I
slipped on ice back in '94, better a broken wrist than dead.

Tonia


Bet your wrist healed faster than my head injury. Truth is that you
never
ever really get over a head injury. Trust me, I know. The ice fall was
only one. I also landed on my head years ago in a motorcycle accident.
Fortunately the helmet prevented the worst damage - The ice fall was far
worse.
--
Evelyn

(To reply to me personally, remove sox)


Undoubtedly, it did. IIRC, it took about 10 weeks in a cast and then a
while longer for the stiffness to completelly go away.

Tonia

Steve wrote:
On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 0:02:18 -0500, Dr. Andrew B. Chung,
MD/PhD wrote (in message
m):


Steve is it okay, when eating peas, to measure only one pea and
multiply by the number of peas, or do we have to line them up?

:-) BJ

On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 8:36:02 -0500, BJ in Texas wrote
(in message ) :

Steve wrote:
On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 0:02:18 -0500, Dr. Andrew B. Chung,
MD/PhD wrote (in message
m):


Steve is it okay, when eating peas, to measure only one pea and
multiply by the number of peas, or do we have to line them up?

-) BJ

BJ, thanks for your question and this opportunity to witness. I find
that when applying the Two Foot Diet, one must apply "an inch of common
sense". Although one can multiply, I would point out that when doing
so, any errors in measurement will be compounded. Also, the variance
in pea diameter is not negligible. That is why I always recommend
lining them up and measuring the result.

A second reason is that what we are trying to achieve through this diet
is portion control through simplicity. Many people are challenged by
multiplication and give up.

Please notice that I am providing the 2FD free of charge and am
donating all the non-proceeds to "Hypocrites Without Borders". You
will be encouraged to know that I have experienced a 100% success rate
with the 2FD. Of course, I can't release any data, but I'm sure you
will trust me on this... because, if you don't, that would be evidence
of your hatred of me, of the TFD, and of Christianity.

Humbly,

--
Steve

Weeding the Lord's Vineyards Since 2003