Yep, being tall tends to stretch the blubber out. I'm 6'6" and I weigh 590 pounds. But because of my height I don't look like I weigh that much. Granted I'm still fat enough to look like a fatso, but I don't look as fat as one might think.

I often find myself wishing I could keep my weight, and be a bit shorter.

I like Pathfinder, D&D, World of Darkness, Hunter, Star Wars D20, and the table top Dragon Age system.

I used to be part of a weekly Pathfinder campaign, but that one sort of fell apart. But the Dragon Age campaign that I'm a part of is still going, the current storyline should be good for a few more sessions at least before we reboot.

^^^Hehe, I guess that's one way to look at it.

The bottle says to take 6 a day, so I take two of them with each meal.

That's awesome dude!

I don't have a play list, at least not on the computer. But music is important, and I do have like a mental playlist.

I often find it hard to write when there is an extraneous stimulus, especially a sound. Like music that doesn't mesh with the scene that I'm writing.

To get in the mood for writing I always try to conjure up a lot of different pieces of music in my head and find the one that puts me in the mindset to write the scene I have in mind.

You're just an equal opportunity fat enthusiast ain't ya

Actually if it was Jesus I think that'd be called revitalization. lol

If you're a feeder enabling is tantamount secret feeding if your aim is to actively fatten your significant other.

If you want him to get fatter you've got to talk to him about it. If you don't, any action you take with the aim of fattening him up is underhanded and very "not cool".