Biden poses with ice cream cone on 'national ice cream day'

Fox News ^ | 7/18/21 | Brittany De Lea

[conservative98]

President Joe Biden on Sunday celebrated national ice cream day by posting an image of himself grabbing a large cone and posing for a selfie.

[conservative98]

Happy National Ice Cream Day, folks. pic.twitter.com/YsIgUzlrgO— President Biden (@POTUS) July 18, 2021

[conservative98]

Not my president— John Weyn (@WeynJohn19) July 18, 2021

[Paladin2]

I hope his brain freezes.

[lightman]

Xio’s happy meds are doing their thing.

[2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten]

[Jamestown1630]

I’m glad we have a President who is dealing so profoundly with such important things.

[GnuThere]

How is this different than any other day?

[KarlInOhio]

I notice the press doesn't count his scoops and issue editorials of outrage about him getting more.

[joshua c]

joe is having the time of his life. the rest of us, not so much.

[packagingguy]

It already has.

[El Cid]

Again?

This seems like the 4th time in two months that we have a story about Biden and his ice cream exploits.
What is he, the Special Ed President? Did he arrive at the ice cream store in the short bus?

Apologies to the Special Ed people out there - but at least they aren't masquerading as the President of the United States.

[Leaning Right]

Later on, did Biden try to smell that girl’s hair?
Just curious.

[Jamestown1630]

Time of his life?

I don’t think Joe even KNOWS what time it is...unless they give him note cards to remind him.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Dementia and Alzheimer patients are usually fed desserts first.

[dforest]

Did he have 2 scoops?

[conservative98]

Notice on his little trip he he was the only person allowed to have any ice cream.

[dfwgator]

“Wanna lick? Psych!”

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Abnormal sweet-food craving may occur in subjects with Alzheimer's disease. This behavior may be due to abnormalities in the brain serotonin system. Fenfluramine stimulates the brain serotonin neurosystem, producing an increase in systemic prolactin. Using the fenfluramine stimulation test, brain serotonin system response was evaluated in 12 subjects with probable Alzheimer's disease.

The subjects' caregivers completed questionnaires concerning subject food preferences and behaviors. Alzheimer's disease subjects with sweet-food craving were found to have a significantly higher response to fenfluramine than non sweet-food craving subjects. This preliminary study is limited by small sample size. Allowing for assumptions concerning central nervous system regulatory processes, the data suggest a possible role for the serotonin system in sweet-food craving in Alzheimer's disease.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1504133/

[rktman]

Never has to worry about brain freeze. 🍦