Editorial: New Species of Crappy Blog Found on TrevBlog

A blog about Blockbuster Video late fees and new kinds on monkeys in India? Enough said.

Editorial: TrevBlog - Where's the Posts?

As time rolls on the frequency of the postings on the TrevBlog is slowly starting to taper off. We here at the Anti TrevBlog view this as a step in the right direction and encourage Trevor’s lack of interest in his blog. “I knew it was only a matter of time before he lost interest” one friend of Trevor’s commented, “The day he told me he was going to make his own blog I was like, dang, this is just the flavor of the week, like that phone that plays movies. It won’t last.” But is all of this too good to be true? “Well, he might get inspired or something when he sees your article and post something about some lame TV show or something, but I wouldn’t worry, if I know Trevor, it’s only a matter of time before the TrevBlog goes the way of his USB watch”.



These old women could not find any new posts on the TrevBlog

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New Study Links Trevor to Rise in US Portliness*

Has Trevor had a negative impact on the health of US citizens?

A new study that looked at 30 years of Americans' eating habits has pinned down how many more calories, carbohydrates and fats are eaten daily.

From 1971 to 2000, the study found, women increased their caloric intake by 22 percent, men by 7 percent.

The findings come at a time when public health officials are concerned about a national epidemic of bulging waistlines. According to the National Institutes of Health, two-thirds of Americans are overweight and one-third are obese. Between 1971 and 2000, obesity rates more than doubled, a result, many experts say, of an obsession with oversized portions and the birth and life of Trevor Thompson.


Trevor's Inpact on the American Diet 

* - http://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/06/health/06CARB.html?ex=1102050000&en=8050e74c5ed1c38f&ei=5070