If there’s one thing we can count on as Nutmeggers, it is consistently being the least fat of all the fat Americans.
_Mississippi had the highest rate of adult obesity, 32.5 percent, for the fifth year in a row.
_Three additional states now have adult obesity rates above 30 percent, including Alabama, 31.2 percent; West Virginia, 31.1 percent; and Tennessee, 30.2 percent.
_Colorado had the lowest rate of obese adults, at 18.9 percent, followed by Massachusetts, 21.2 percent; and Connecticut, 21.3 percent.
These findings lead to one, completely unfounded conclusion. The rate of a state’s obesity is directly correlated to the rate of Subaru ownership and the amount of REI, EMS, and other ridiculous outdoor clothing and equipment bought by carabiner-using residents.
Also, who thinks the lady in the picture used with the article has recognized herself?