Belch

"So now, “in the City by the Bay," [San Francisco] if you want to roller skate naked down Castro Street wearing a phallic-symbol hat and snorting an eight-ball off a transgender hooker’s chest while underage kids run behind you handing out free heroin needles, condoms and coupons that’s your right as a free citizen of the United States. But if you want to put a Buzz Lightyear toy in the same box with a hamburger and fries and sell it, you’re outta line, mister!”—Jayson Lusk The Food Police 2013 (page 3)

"For reasons that scientists don't yet fully understand, people who spend time in high altitudes tend to shed weight. [Robert Roach, research director at the Colorado Center for Altitude Medicine and Physiology in Denver] cautions, "We're still shooting in the dark," but he and his colleagues are investigating whether subjecting people to the effects of high altitude by having them sleep in specialized tents at night, might lead to weight loss."—Amanda Onion ABC News "Could High Altitude Cure Obesity?" 7 January 2006 (link)

"To accept the respondents’ interpretation of the authority granted to the Board by the New York City Charter would leave its authority to define, create, mandate and enforce limited only by its own imagination. The fact that respondents interpret the Charter precisely to conclude same, tolls the bell on this regulation. The Portion Cap Rule, if upheld, would create an administrative Leviathan and violate the separation of powers doctrine. The Rule would not only violate the separation of powers doctrine, it would eviscerate it."—Hon. Milton A. Tingling New York Supreme Court "NY Coalition vs. NY Dept. of Health" 11 March 2012 (link)