Kid Carson tweets about his sweetheart being on the cover of the Georgia Straight
One of the city's best-known deejays, Kid Carson, has let his 44,738 Twitter followers know that his beloved is on the cover of this week's Georgia Straight.
"My girlfriend.... It's not Penthouse... But it's still a cover! ;)" quipped Carson, who can be heard on Sonic 104.9 FM.
Personal trainer and bodybuilding.com athlete Hanan Arabatlian is, indeed, Carson's partner.
His comment has prompted some amusing reactions on his Facebook page.
"At a glance, I thought it was Jennifer Love Hewitt but she's got a way better bod than JLH!" wrote Jocelyn Schonekess.
A disapproving Diana Edward Nelson declared: "Why the excuse for not being Penthouse? You really wouldn't want her to pose in that magazine, would you? I would hope not!"
Kim Corkery wisely stated that the Straight is "much classier than Penthouse".
Cathy Cena told Carson that he "should be proud".
And Amrit Grewal told Carson that he has a "pretty hot girlfriend".
Just in case anyone thought Carson was serious, he added this message: "Oh god people I was joking about Penthouse! Haha"
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Guess no more riots like the old days, right Dan?
I see what you're saying, you'd like the Straight to advertise itself with a bit more substance. But me, I can tolerate a cover with a picture of a cancerous fish on it about one in ten weeks. I have no problem with the Straight trying to make money by getting people to pick up a cover with an amazingly fit person on it. I mean, look what they put in the back five pages! And it is all to the good, bringing interesting often progressive political views to the fore, and also being able to pay for this quite spiffy new web design.
The cover story raised the issue of GMO food.
Charlie Smith
I'd eat that woman at the drop of a hat, but please don't disrespect her with the "food" moniker.
That is what you were talking about, innit?
Oh, never mind.
http://www.straight.com/life/fighting-fat-requires-finding-right-carbohy...
I learned a great deal about nutrition when I interviewed Hanan Arabatlian.
For the same article, Toronto naturopath Natasha Turner taught me about how insulin resistance contributes to serious health problems. I recommend her latest book, The Carb Sensitivity Program, which is loaded with interesting, peer-reviewed research on how carbohydrates are absorbed into the body.
I spoke to Dai Manuel, who was a morbidly obese teenager before discovering how proper nutrition could help him become a competitive CrossFit athlete.
Ron Zalko explained to me how kale is a superfood and, as a result, I've added it to my diet.
Hanan Arabatlian was happy to be on the cover of our paper and I was happy to be able to play a role in making this happen.
And for those who don't care about nutrition, the very first article in the paper was about Deep Green Resistance, which had gotten no coverage anywhere else in this region as far as I could tell.
Okay, now it's the commenters' turn to explain why I'm out to lunch:)
Charlie Smith
It wasn't the sole reason for putting her on the cover. But it was something that crossed my mind during our deliberations.
Charlie Smith
Massive fail abides. I'm throwing up in my mouth...
I also enjoy reading your articles Charlie.
Thanks.