quick explanation

Just to answer those who did not understand the Kilojoules reference, i would like to explain what that is. In Australia, and from what i hear most other countries, on food/drink they also have something listed as kilojoules. this is besides sugar, caffeine, and carbs... as kent enjoys sugary sweets, he eats things with loads of kilojoules. i can only assume the obvious, and that this measures that actual amount of energy that can be produced from such items, so when he says "kilojoules" it refers to a running gag between the two of us when he was on the train and eating lots of candy and i thought his head was going to explode when he was stuck in one spot. this also became annoying when one is trying to sleep....