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Carlos wrote:
This Sidehatch/Rhett dinner party blather conversation seems awfully cordial by our standards. Its a Monday, can't someone call someone else a son of a bitch and get things started? Geez.
It's funny, because I never get into arguments off of the internet. Other than the usual husband/wife bickering.
I mean, do you go around mocking fat women in real life?
Space wrote:Only the ones who advocate "Healthy At Any Size" or openly espouse fat logic. I think if you'd look a little closer, most of what I post is about people basically claiming "it's impossible for me to lose weight because of genetics/a medical condition" or people who advocate that all fat women are gorgeous (#EffYourBeautyStandards). I would mock fat men who do this but they do not seem to be similarly delusional with anywhere near the frequency as women.
I mean, do you go around mocking fat women in real life?
Carlos wrote:Space wrote:Only the ones who advocate "Healthy At Any Size" or openly espouse fat logic. I think if you'd look a little closer, most of what I post is about people basically claiming "it's impossible for me to lose weight because of genetics/a medical condition" or people who advocate that all fat women are gorgeous (#EffYourBeautyStandards). I would mock fat men who do this but they do not seem to be similarly delusional with anywhere near the frequency as women.
I mean, do you go around mocking fat women in real life?
Isn't the much bigger problem the fact that that society sets up a system that puts way too much importance on female appearance, and has far too rigid standards as to what is considered attractive?
Space wrote:No, people's feelings do not constitute a "much bigger problem" than the obesity and diabetes epidemic, and anyone who'd argue contrary to the clear science behind that is literally killing people. The fat acceptance movement should be shouted down from the rooftops by anyone who cares about other human beings or who have any concern in the economic holocaust this is causing in rising insurance rates and increasing numbers of working-age adults being taken out of the workforce (contributing to society) and into disability.Carlos wrote:Space wrote:Only the ones who advocate "Healthy At Any Size" or openly espouse fat logic. I think if you'd look a little closer, most of what I post is about people basically claiming "it's impossible for me to lose weight because of genetics/a medical condition" or people who advocate that all fat women are gorgeous (#EffYourBeautyStandards). I would mock fat men who do this but they do not seem to be similarly delusional with anywhere near the frequency as women.
I mean, do you go around mocking fat women in real life?
Isn't the much bigger problem the fact that that society sets up a system that puts way too much importance on female appearance, and has far too rigid standards as to what is considered attractive?
Hot dogs, people. HOT DOGS. How. They. Are. Made.
Carlos wrote:Space wrote:No, people's feelings do not constitute a "much bigger problem" than the obesity and diabetes epidemic, and anyone who'd argue contrary to the clear science behind that is literally killing people. The fat acceptance movement should be shouted down from the rooftops by anyone who cares about other human beings or who have any concern in the economic holocaust this is causing in rising insurance rates and increasing numbers of working-age adults being taken out of the workforce (contributing to society) and into disability.Carlos wrote:Space wrote:Only the ones who advocate "Healthy At Any Size" or openly espouse fat logic. I think if you'd look a little closer, most of what I post is about people basically claiming "it's impossible for me to lose weight because of genetics/a medical condition" or people who advocate that all fat women are gorgeous (#EffYourBeautyStandards). I would mock fat men who do this but they do not seem to be similarly delusional with anywhere near the frequency as women.
I mean, do you go around mocking fat women in real life?
Isn't the much bigger problem the fact that that society sets up a system that puts way too much importance on female appearance, and has far too rigid standards as to what is considered attractive?
If you're so concerned about people's health and your insurance rates, why aren't you waging a similar online war against cigarette smokers?
jaded wrote:
Hot dogs, people. HOT DOGS. How. They. Are. Made.
Does anybody over the age of 10 even eat hot dogs? I don't think I've had one since I was a kid, even before I became a vegetarian.
Space wrote:Because there isn't a large (no pun intended) army of people today arguing that cigarettes are healthy and its impossible to stop smoking.Carlos wrote:Space wrote:No, people's feelings do not constitute a "much bigger problem" than the obesity and diabetes epidemic, and anyone who'd argue contrary to the clear science behind that is literally killing people. The fat acceptance movement should be shouted down from the rooftops by anyone who cares about other human beings or who have any concern in the economic holocaust this is causing in rising insurance rates and increasing numbers of working-age adults being taken out of the workforce (contributing to society) and into disability.Carlos wrote:Space wrote:Only the ones who advocate "Healthy At Any Size" or openly espouse fat logic. I think if you'd look a little closer, most of what I post is about people basically claiming "it's impossible for me to lose weight because of genetics/a medical condition" or people who advocate that all fat women are gorgeous (#EffYourBeautyStandards). I would mock fat men who do this but they do not seem to be similarly delusional with anywhere near the frequency as women.
I mean, do you go around mocking fat women in real life?
Isn't the much bigger problem the fact that that society sets up a system that puts way too much importance on female appearance, and has far too rigid standards as to what is considered attractive?
If you're so concerned about people's health and your insurance rates, why aren't you waging a similar online war against cigarette smokers?
Space wrote:We have a restaurant in my neighborhood that's won "Restuarant of the Year" and gotten 4-star reviews (from local publications, not Michelin/Zagats obviously) and they just opened a spin-off restaurant that is all "fancy" hot dogs. Its really quite bizarre. Aside from that (and the occasional holiday cookout), I have not seen an adult eat a hot dog in close to a decade.jaded wrote:
Hot dogs, people. HOT DOGS. How. They. Are. Made.
Does anybody over the age of 10 even eat hot dogs? I don't think I've had one since I was a kid, even before I became a vegetarian.
Carlos wrote:Space wrote:Because there isn't a large (no pun intended) army of people today arguing that cigarettes are healthy and its impossible to stop smoking.Carlos wrote:Space wrote:No, people's feelings do not constitute a "much bigger problem" than the obesity and diabetes epidemic, and anyone who'd argue contrary to the clear science behind that is literally killing people. The fat acceptance movement should be shouted down from the rooftops by anyone who cares about other human beings or who have any concern in the economic holocaust this is causing in rising insurance rates and increasing numbers of working-age adults being taken out of the workforce (contributing to society) and into disability.Carlos wrote:Space wrote:Only the ones who advocate "Healthy At Any Size" or openly espouse fat logic. I think if you'd look a little closer, most of what I post is about people basically claiming "it's impossible for me to lose weight because of genetics/a medical condition" or people who advocate that all fat women are gorgeous (#EffYourBeautyStandards). I would mock fat men who do this but they do not seem to be similarly delusional with anywhere near the frequency as women.
I mean, do you go around mocking fat women in real life?
Isn't the much bigger problem the fact that that society sets up a system that puts way too much importance on female appearance, and has far too rigid standards as to what is considered attractive?
If you're so concerned about people's health and your insurance rates, why aren't you waging a similar online war against cigarette smokers?
How "large" is that army? Until you brought it to our attention, I never even knew there was one.
Is quitting smoking any harder than given up unhealthy eating habits, if you've gotten to the point of tobacco or food addiction?
Other than higher insurance rates, what harm and nusiance do fat women do to society, especially compared to the harm and nuisance that is second hand cigarette smoke?
I eat hot dogs quite often.
I do not smoke ever.
I look great.
I do not smoke ever.
I look great.
For relaxer:
^that was too freaking awesome…taking food porn to a new level
I was a little scared when she broke out the spade, but it ended well
I was a little scared when she broke out the spade, but it ended well
Sidehatch wrote:I was on the fence over whether it was post-worthy until the spade made an appearance and I went full WTF.
I was a little scared when she broke out the spade, but it ended well
That's an amusing gif but I just can't relate unless there's at least 4 of them, preferably wearing matching complimentary outfits and performing synchronized gyrations to a HI NRG beat.
Also, since I'm a 45 year old man who listens to shrieking Asian teenagers for hours every day, I have forced myself to desexualize this predilection in order to avoid being a terrible garbage person.
Also, since I'm a 45 year old man who listens to shrieking Asian teenagers for hours every day, I have forced myself to desexualize this predilection in order to avoid being a terrible garbage person.
vansmack wrote:
I eat hot dogs quite often.
yeah WTF….adults who don't eat hot dogs are not allowed on my property
I love hot dogs….although I really more of a Brat / merguez / kiełbasa / bangers / Italian sausages / chorizo / andouille and any other tube shaped meat
I just love all types of ground meat and spices in a casing….quite possibly one of my favorite foods
From Christians for Michele Bachmann Facebook page:
Sidehatch wrote:vansmack wrote:
I eat hot dogs quite often.
and any other tube shaped meat
walk,on,by wrote:Sidehatch wrote:vansmack wrote:
I eat hot dogs quite often.
and any other tube shaped meat
thank you for returning to your snarky self
god these republicans are driving me bonkers
I commend Rand for being the only one who didn't lead with 'We got to get them…who ever them is! We are going to be safe if we get them first at any cost to our own freedoms"