Haha, if there's ever a next time (and I hope there's not) we should.  It'd mess with everyone's heads. 

I thought it was "on the wagon?"

Lately I've been trying to quit eating shitty food and snacking.  I was great at it for a while, but since September it's come back to haunt me.  All has to do with the added stress of school and study and not having time to prepare healthy meals.  I'm back at the gym again and I'm hoping this new kick will help me get my eating in line once again.

I used to be Neemo.

This correlation does not indicate a cause-and-effect relationship.  Curviness and intellect both have very little to do with genetics (intellect is somewhat genetically linked, whereas the "fat gene" affects less than 0.01% of the population).  It all has to do with how the child is raised.  My theory is that curvy women tend to spend more time with the child, reading, and encouraging the child to succeed.

And Jessica, I don't understand how a woman becoming intellectually stagnate in her late teens would impact her children.  That's like saying if I cut off my ear, my child would be born without an ear.  Unless you mean that the woman would neglect the child.  I can see the logic in that sense.