In what's turning out to be Super-Thin-Chicks-Day here at Celebrity Milkshake, Kate Moss is in trouble for saying she lived by the slogan, "nothing tastes as good as skinny feels." Like the rest of you, I'm outraged by this comment - clearly, having a man in your life is better than all of that. Of course, to get a man, you need to be skinny, so I guess Kate was right after all. Outrage, taken back.

"Comments like this make it even more difficult for young people struggling with an eating disorder," said Mary George, a representative of a British eating disorder charity called Beat. "She probably doesn't realize how dangerous such comments can be."

In fact, that exact comment is a slogan posted on many Web sites that encourage girls not to eat and pushes those with anorexia or bulimia over the edge.

Model Katie Green also considered her statement "shocking and irresponsible," especially because Moss has a seven-year-old daughter, Lila Grace.

"Kate is a mother herself and how would parents with children suffering from eating disorders feel reading something like this?" said Green, who has been campaigning to stop the use of ultra-thin models in runway shows. "[Kate] should really have thought before she spoke like most of us do before giving interviews."

Moss' modeling agency, Storm, however, said her words were misconstrued.

"This was part of a longer answer Kate gave during a wider-ranging interview, which has unfortunately been taken out of context and completely misrepresented," the agency said in a statement. "For the record, Kate does not support this as a lifestyle choice."

That actually correct. Let's set the record straight right here - Kate's full quote was: "Yes, it's true, I do like to kill puppies and eat them, but there's just so much fat on their little bodies. And you know, nothing tastes as good as skinny feels. I'm a model, so I gave up my puppy-killing-eating ways and focused on my career. It was the right choice." There, don't you all feel better?