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Pleasantly plump people - genetic or laziness?

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    #182
    nesf
    Registered Users Posts: 27,645 ✭✭✭✭nesf


    Raiser wrote:
    I think that at nearly midnight on a Tuesday this thread is going to be heavily biased by the postings of the tubby doughnut munchers typing on crumb-strewn keyboards with chubby fingers.

    - I'm going to check back at 7am when the the slim folk are busily pacing about, jogging, and working-out while munching muesli and simultaneously posting on their PDA's via a slender digit or two.

    Heh. :)

    I think you underestimate the amount of fat people up at 7am for their strenuous drives to their desk jobs there mate. ;)


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    #183
    Blush_01
    Registered Users Posts: 5,016 ✭✭✭Blush_01


    Terry wrote:
    In five (not 5) years time they will all be fat, but they will be using txt spk, so it balances out.

    Sorry, genuinely forgot the ;) .

    For your collective amusement. (I was supposed to be an extra, but they just went with the guys in the end ;) )


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    #184
    Dudess
    Closed Accounts Posts: 37,215 ✭✭✭✭Dudess


    ali.c wrote:
    I am intrigued by your wish to humilate fat people. Do you think that they arent obviously identifiable and therefore need to wear tee-shirts to help indentify them?

    What is with all the judgement in this thread, skinny does not equal healthy btw.

    Fat does not equal lazy or greedy either. I no plenty of lazy skinny people too.

    No-one is prefect, not everyones goals or priorities or values are the same. I dont believe anyone chooses to be obese and going about changing the habits of a lifetime is bloody hard work.
    Time to switch on your irony detector...


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