Just now in the chatroom I expressed the opinion that if I was getting married I'd love it if my bride recited the Glutton's Pledge as a wedding vow. (It could be a private vow, btw)
"How romantic! :\" was a response.
I said, yes, actually, I would find it kind of romantic.
I was told I'm the only one who would.
Is that true or would anyone else find this romantic as a wedding vow?
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PinkyDear wrote:I figured the sofa test would be next. Does your belly hit the floor when you sit on the sofa.
I like it!
13 years
A "foodie" is someone who really likes food and (pick one or more): is possibly a gourmet, someone who likes to read or write about food, is a gourmet cook, or loves cooking shows. Foodies are often thin or of average weight.
A "foodee" is someone who loves to EAT. A foodee could be a foodie as well, but just as likely has ordinary tastes when it comes to food. A foodee would rather get plenty to eat than be slim and so is often fat or becoming fat.
These terms are unfortunate because they're pronounced the same, but what can you do?
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StrawberrySundae wrote:
this was actually a pretty strenious task for me: getting on the floor was easy. Getting back up..not so much.
That suggests yet another test: The Getting-Up-Off-the-Floor-After-Trying-the-Floor-Test Test!
13 years
I remember having one when I was really young--maybe four or five. I don't remember any details, but I think gaining was involved!
13 years
Bravo. If you let slimeballs get away with it, they'll go on being that way.
13 years
Chimpi wrote:
The only thing I can say that stands out thus far is the moving background.
Yeah, I know it's distracting, but I like it so much! Maybe I'll restrict it to the main page.
Other than that, I'm really enjoying it overall! Keep up the good work!
Thanks very much.
13 years
bellyguy1951 wrote:
But if you're talking emotional blackmail or physical force, then there is NO hope for that kind of feederism.
That goes without saying.
Even on this site, I don't think there are any serious advocates of that part of feederism.
13 years
forcefeeder wrote:
DOC, thanks for all your tireless efforts to "promote" feederism and to help feeders and feedees come out of the "pantry" about their interest (read obsession) in feederism. I for one have always been a fan.
Thanks!
Btw, would you consider a History of Feederism in America area?
I suppose, if I could get someone to write it!
13 years
I know, I know, no new content (working on that) but it's less clunky anyway. Feedback welcome.
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