the movie was good, I may even see it again...

Some said it would be "bourne with boobs", I don't think it was...

Fish is right-on on the salt issue. But that's a consumption-wide issue; U.S.
food was/is too cheap so the only way to generate higher revenue/profits is the
change (A) raise prices (not likely) or (B) change the culture over generations
to accept huge portions. 

My friends and family from outside the U.S. continue to be amazed at the size of
our meals and beverage containers, particularly coffee sizes.

I would imagine that Salt, the movie, will be like other Angelina Jolie movies 
and will suck.  Of course I don't know for sure because I have not seen it and 
don't plan to waste my time watching it.

People have used salt, the mineral, on their food for centuries and is good for 
you in moderation.  The problem with many people's diet is that they eat too 
much fast food and it has a very high content of salt for preservation, then 
they add their own salt to their diet on top of that.  Too much, or too little, 
salt is not healthy.

Oh!  I missed your remark.
/looks about

hmmm . . . must of Twittered it, but it's ok as I don't go to Jolie movies; I 
do not like her style.

Well... I was talking about the movie.

I came up with a new idea this weekend.  From now on, when I go to the doctor, 
I'm going to take a pass on the height/weight station that they immediately 
take you too regardless of the reason you are seeing the doctor.

Why you may ask?  Because the BMI the government is using to make important 
judgements about your health care is not correct.  They intend to use a simple 
height/weight chart to 'guess' what your Body fat ratio is and that does not 
take into account activity levels or muscle from working out.

If you've not checked out this BMI calculation, you should, as it WAY out of 
wack and they intend to use that as a basis for just about every decision they 
make in the 'new' health care fraud.  

I assume bob's comment about popcorn without salt is to do with the health 
factors and not a critique of Angelina Jolie's latest movie.

Personally I'd go one step further and recommend eating EVERYTHING without 
salt (or at least added salt).  I've been on the no salt kick for many years 
now, done wonders for the blood pressure (not just as it relates to the 
spending of money to see another crap holywood movie).  Though I do recommend 
adding other herbs and spices to enhance the flavour of a meal.