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MB, don't get me wrong I think the NHS for it's many failings is a fantastic free service that we are extremely lucky to have, it saved my life 18 months ago when a virus attacked my heart, but I have to say in relation to your post nearly all the female staff at my local hospital are obese, some super obese, I can't understand it. They all seem to suffer from that condition, whats it called? oh I remember an overactive knife and fork
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the nhs is not free it's paid for by our taxes, but that picture is a disgrace, the rubbish they put in food is what puts most people in hospital in the first place, how was it allowed
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I just think it's fundamentally wrong to use such companies to fund NHS services; the burger outlets and other shops attract a lot of people who would simply not visit the place otherwise, including undesirables; two weeks ago I was there and had my bag nicked by someone who I'm pretty sure was neither a patient or a hospital employee. What I find completely appalling though is the invasion of patients' privacy and dignity as they are wheeled along through chav central
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How many burgers did you buy?
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they didn't have enough |
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Do they burn chips to order?
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boxingthefox.
governments fault. target "junk food" when the real culprit is stuff like fructose laden foods. |
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Spot on, my incredulity is that employees in the "Health service" should not eat healthier.
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well the employees at SGH do have a canteen (also open to the public) that serves proper food, but the BK is almost the first thing that greets you as you go in (having got through the shopping mall).
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Everytime I walk past the local medical centre I seem to see the same group of fat women standing outside 'aving a ****, it really is a 'kin joke.
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when did F a G become verboten?
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a long while ago
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