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43. wow

Wed Feb 16, 2022, 11:09 AM

Feb 2022

I have to say my food was very good, I was pleasantly surprised. I only had 3 meals (one dinner, one breakfast, and one lunch) but all three were actually pretty good.

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DC Bill looks to ban bacon from people in hospitals. [View all] cinematicdiversions Feb 2022 OP

What nanny state nonsense AnyFunctioningAdult Feb 2022 #1

Not a big deal, imo, except for those who want to complain. : elleng Feb 2022 #2

I'm all for it. MLAA Feb 2022 #3

Most hospitals already do that iemanja Feb 2022 #4

I have no issue with it being a hospital rule. cinematicdiversions Feb 2022 #6

Well said. SharonClark Feb 2022 #8

It sure is unusual in Germany. DFW Feb 2022 #27

right after my heart cath I had sullsberry steak dsc Feb 2022 #35

When I had my first big operation in Germany, the hospital served leftovers from WWII POW camps DFW Feb 2022 #38

wow dsc Feb 2022 #43

Every time I've been in a hospital in Germany DFW Feb 2022 #47

instead of talking about banning unhealthy food... bahboo Feb 2022 #5

Because Nannies don't promote choice, they like to force it. LiberatedUSA Feb 2022 #17

A hospital isn't a restaurant. Want choices go to Chili's. JanMichael Feb 2022 #23

You could not be more correct. cinematicdiversions Mar 2022 #48

Promotoing healthy food? DFW Feb 2022 #39

Oh yes. This might easily flvegan Feb 2022 #7

Give us your thoughts on... ret5hd Feb 2022 #16

Oh, oh. Fumble mouth Chuck Grassley will whine SharonClark Feb 2022 #9

But what if I get the munchies while smoking a doobie in my ICU room? struggle4progress Feb 2022 #10

In a hospital? Why not? When I had my surgery 2 years ago my diet was closely regulated... Hekate Feb 2022 #11

The issue is lawmakers interjecting themselves in medical matters and micromanaging JHB Feb 2022 #26

That I can agree with Hekate Feb 2022 #42

Yes, we should be focused on this NJCher Feb 2022 #12

Makes sense to me. Disaffected Feb 2022 #13

They should if the care about health Raine Feb 2022 #14

I don't eat red meat or pork but that's a personal choice malaise Feb 2022 #19

I guess some feel it's justification for the R's to take D.C. self rule away if they win. denbot Feb 2022 #15

Nobody else thought, oh of course making bacon from people should be banned? betsuni Feb 2022 #18

LOL! Soylent Green is PEOPLE!!! Scrivener7 Feb 2022 #25

Are you a resident of the District of Columbia? Spider Jerusalem Feb 2022 #20

I am glad you feel that way. LiberatedUSA Feb 2022 #22

They sell biodegradable bags for dog messes. Not very expensive at all and they Scrivener7 Feb 2022 #24

You don't need to bag shit for 300 years. CrackityJones75 Feb 2022 #31

Our local hospital uses a catering service and the food is quite good (fresh) for a hospital. eShirl Feb 2022 #21

Although I love lobster rolls DFW Feb 2022 #28

If I'm receiving palliative care and I want bacon DenaliDemocrat Feb 2022 #29

Well this is the rub of course. cinematicdiversions Feb 2022 #30

or simply if your medical issue is not diet related Amishman Feb 2022 #34

It's also the kind of shit they mock us for DenaliDemocrat Feb 2022 #45

Why do we pick loser issues like this? CrackityJones75 Feb 2022 #32

Because some of us cannot help themselves. cinematicdiversions Feb 2022 #33

I like my bacon, but some people are in the hospital because of bacon. panader0 Feb 2022 #36

I am pro-ANYTHING that reduces the number of pigs slaughtered. n/t Coventina Feb 2022 #37

No, I'm not EVEN going to bite on this bait. MineralMan Feb 2022 #40

Cut to video of Ted Cruz frying bacon wrapped around the muzzle of an assault rifle... Gidney N Cloyd Feb 2022 #41

People are dying and they can't have bacon? Renew Deal Feb 2022 #44

Hospitals serving healthy food? WTF? Voltaire2 Feb 2022 #46