‘Fathead’ enters belly fat battle
T. Gamble
It never ceases to amaze me the lengths average Americans will go to avoid taking responsibility for their own lives. If you have any question of whether Americans take personal responsibility, just look at the advertisements you see and hear on TV and radio.
One of my favorites is an advertisement that states menopausal women, which the ad cleverly defines as
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