Rumbeard wrote:are we refering to the bit from Saturday Night Live called All Things Scottish where he says "If its not Scottish, its crap!" ??
youtube.com/watch That...
When he's the father in So I married an Axe Murderer,
and Fat Bastard
And Shrek--are most ogres from Scotland?
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Most foodees don't want to be encouraged to gain. On the other hand, since a lot of them gain anyway, they might like a partner who appreciates gaining. So a feeder might be a good choice.
Most feeders would prefer a partner they can encourage to gain, but a lot of them would probably be content to have a larger partner who may or may not gain but has at least given up dieting. So a foodee might be a good choice.
Are you now or have you ever been in such a relationship? How is/was it?
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SergeantSarcasm wrote:
I swear I've seen this exact same thread like 4 times in the past 3 weeks.
Well, maybe if someone came up with a good answer it wouldn't be posted so much.
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quintessence wrote:I'm still kinda bewildered. Really didn't feel like I was verbally attacking.
You weren't.
But
everyone wants things their way--even you want a world with fewer posts like this one!
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BellaStarr wrote:
So today at my job a man refused to let me take xrays on him said how could i be compitent in doing my job if i wasnt smart enough to take care of myself. It offended me slightly but i was more pissed that he was a 40 yr old and still had the nerve to say it
Since you don't want to sue or snark a customer, I'd just say: "Oh, don't worry. I take GREAT care of myself!"
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Note that if you put in your height wrong (e.g. 5'7" instead of just 67) it doesn't catch it and will seriously screw up your results!
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I was just playing around with this longevity calculator (
gosset.wharton.upenn.edu/mortality/perl/CalcForm.html) and found out something really interesting:
A depressed 130-lb woman has a shorter life expectancy than a non-depressed 400-lb woman! So if being fat makes you happy, it might actually make you healthier than you would be otherwise!
So if eating and gaining make you happy, it may be the best choice!
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I wouldn't try to sell them on the joys of getting/being fat...just cheerfully say you've found that you're happier if you eat what you want, and the extra weight doesn't bother you.
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