Pink Princess' morbid obesity
Ri...@frell.ambush.de
Get real, people. She was 56, not 15, and MORBIDLY OBESE.
The shock is not that she died now, but that she didn't die sooner.
Gorging herself at all those parties, stuffing her face to the gills with rich, fatty, high
calorie foods, day in and day out, all alone in that "castle" eating herself to death.
And her husband, helping her shovel in all that food. He should be charged with
being accessory to a crime, aiding and abetting his wife's suicide.
So instead of feigning "shock" and "dismay" go and empty out your fridges and
stock them with fruits and vegetables, and use the "princess" as a model of what
NOT to follow, and how NOT to live your lives.
She would have wanted it that way.
Kris Baker
time.
Ms.B.Haven
blah blah blah <snipped>
We are mourning the loss of a friend. Kindly fuck the hell off.
Chickenshit little coward hiding behind an anonymizer.
nimue
> On Sun, 04 Jun 2006 23:21:10 GMT, in alt.gossip.celebrities, "Kris
> Baker" <kris....@prodigyy.net> arranged some electrons, so they
> looked like this:
>
> ... Anyone too chicken-shit to post under their normal identity,
> isn't worth our ... time.
>
> She/he has a point nonetheless.
So? We all know that her weight played a role in her death. We don't need
that pointed out to us as if we were stupid children and we don't need
whoever it is to give us a lesson on how to eat. Furthermore, could there
be anything right about the revolting insensitivity it shows towards the
Pink Princess's husband? Anyone can make a point without being cruel -- but
it didn't want to make a point; it just wanted to be horrible.
--
nimue
"As an unwavering Republican, I have quite naturally burned more books
than I have read." Betty Bowers
painter
edonline wrote:
I guess my
> point is, you never know WHAT might do you in.>>
Well put. And perhaps what the original poster of this thread might
take into account is that sometimes incredible arrogance does people in
before obesity.
Kris Baker
"~* Magda ~*" <ma...@chrisecc.dk> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 04 Jun 2006 23:21:10 GMT, in alt.gossip.celebrities, "Kris Baker"
> <kris....@prodigyy.net> arranged some electrons, so they looked like
> this:
>
> worth our
> ... time.
>
> She/he has a point nonetheless.
So?
Kris
Kris Baker
troll-bait.
"edonline" <edonlineSPAMOUT!@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>
> if I may add something... not that I'm advocating overeating or
> anything else, but we had an attorney in our office who was morbidly
> obese and yet the only wrong with them was that they needed knee
> replacements due to the weight they were carrying. On the other hand,
> we had another attorney, in his early thirties who, for all purposes
> lived a "healthy lifestyle", and who had a massive heart attack and
> required a quadruple bypass (he survived the surgery). I guess my
> point is, you never know WHAT might do you in.
Absolutely.
Andy Kaufmann died of lung cancer; so did Dana Reeve.
Neither were smokers.
My Dad is 86. He quit smoking two years ago. He's in the
top 5% for his age, health-wise. His doctors are amazed
that he's not sick of *anything*.
Jim Fixx (the author of the books about running) led one of the
healthiest lifestyles possible, and keeled over of a heart attack.
Folks, we're SUPPOSED to die. Everyone is going to. You
can jam a lot of living into a short time, or stretch it out and
die of boredom.
Kris
Ms.B.Haven
Exactly. And PP sure knew how to live. Fuck the trolls.
Foxglove
"~* Magda ~*" <ma...@chrisecc.dk> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 04 Jun 2006 23:21:10 GMT, in alt.gossip.celebrities, "Kris Baker"
> <kris....@prodigyy.net> arranged some electrons, so they looked like
this:
>
worth our
> ... time.
>
> She/he has a point nonetheless.
True or not, this is seriously rude and tasteless. Have some respect.
nimue
> Top-posting a note: I've changed the subject; no sense taking the
> troll-bait.
>
> "edonline" <edonlineSPAMOUT!@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:rus682p6f3rt3t6qb...@4ax.com...
>>
>> if I may add something... not that I'm advocating overeating or
>> anything else, but we had an attorney in our office who was morbidly
>> obese and yet the only wrong with them was that they needed knee
>> replacements due to the weight they were carrying. On the other
>> hand, we had another attorney, in his early thirties who, for all
>> purposes lived a "healthy lifestyle", and who had a massive heart
>> attack and required a quadruple bypass (he survived the surgery). I
>> guess my point is, you never know WHAT might do you in.
>
> Absolutely.
>
> Andy Kaufmann died of lung cancer; so did Dana Reeve.
> Neither were smokers.
>
> My Dad is 86. He quit smoking two years ago. He's in the
> top 5% for his age, health-wise. His doctors are amazed
> that he's not sick of *anything*.
Is he single? My grandma is turning 90 in August and is looking for a man.
;-) She's always had a drink in one hand and a cigarette in the other. Her
eyesight and hearing aren't what they used to be, but her brain is sharp as
a tack and she is totally mobile, walking around everywhere. She is also
totally gorgeous -- she looks great! We say she should be an advertisement
for the alcohol and tobacco industries.
>
> Jim Fixx (the author of the books about running) led one of the
> healthiest lifestyles possible, and keeled over of a heart attack.
>
> Folks, we're SUPPOSED to die. Everyone is going to. You
> can jam a lot of living into a short time, or stretch it out and
> die of boredom.
>
> Kris
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nimue
No kidding. She was happy and made others happy as well.
Not Ready to Make Ice
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> True or not, this is seriously rude and tasteless. Have some respect.
This coming from a person who just advocated the death of myself and Kathy
Mosesian. I didn't know Pink Prinecess. Didn't know she was obese. But I
hope you are suffering and in pain from knowing she's gone. If only I could
lick the salty, sweaty tears off your ugly-ass face, you bitch.
-------------------------------------
Icebreaker
"Keep it down, Poorlando! I'm trying to eavesdrop on Melissa's party plans."
"Why would you want to go to her party and not mine?"
"Because she's rich."
Gooserider
"Kris Baker" <kris....@prodigyy.net> wrote in message
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have. Being morbidly obese doesn't feel good. Struggling to haul that extra
weight around doesn't feel good. Taking tons of meds to combat HBP or
diabetes doesn't feel good. Being in shape does.
Bundeswehr Boy
"Ms.B.Haven" <WhatKatr...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Fuck the trolls.
Oh sweet Jesus, have you *seen* what some of them look like???!!
Bundeswehr Boy
<Ri...@frell.ambush.de>; "Ring...That's Your Wake Up Call"
<answert...@itsyourwakeup.call> wrote in message
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> Some of you are acting all faux shocked and lamenting she died "so young".
>
> Get real, people. She was 56, not 15, and MORBIDLY OBESE.
>
> The shock is not that she died now, but that she didn't die sooner.
What is your point? There are people on here grieving, ass hole.
Barnabas Collins
Ring...That's Your Wake Up Call <answert...@itsyourwakeup.call>
>Some of you are acting all faux shocked and lamenting she died "so young".
>
>Get real, people. She was 56, not 15, and MORBIDLY OBESE.
Care to enlighten us as to what on the planet you're talking about?
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<Ri...@frell.ambush.de>; "Ring...That's Your Wake Up Call"
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Not that it's any of your business but PP suffered due to a severe medical
ailment. If you can't be bothered to find out what it was then you have no
business talking about the reason for her death. In the last few months I've
known people who died at 14, 16, 33, and 64. When it's your time, it's your
time and there's not a damn thing you can do about it. So "Live, Live, Live"
while you have the chance!
Gooserider
"Claire" <do...@sk.me> wrote in message news:vXLgg.7982$3i3.5202@trnddc08...
live". Associating obesity and overindulgence with living a full life is a
bit stupid. You know who sucks the marrow from life? Mountain climbers, big
wave surfers, extreme athletes.
Zeb Quinn
> > Not that it's any of your business but PP suffered due to a severe medical
> > ailment. If you can't be bothered to find out what it was then you have no
> > business talking about the reason for her death. In the last few months
> > I've known people who died at 14, 16, 33, and 64. When it's your time,
> > it's your time and there's not a damn thing you can do about it. So "Live,
> > Live, Live" while you have the chance!
> >
> And being morbidly obese severely curtails one's ability to "live, live,
> live". Associating obesity and overindulgence with living a full life is a
> bit stupid. You know who sucks the marrow from life? Mountain climbers, big
> wave surfers, extreme athletes.
The first thing is that it's way too soon after learning of PP's death
to begin the tsk-tsking about her weight. People are still in shock
and mourning. We had plenty of time to wait before bringing this
subject up.
Anybody who ever visited her site and looked at her photos knows that
she carried a lot of excess weight. And when I read yesterday that the
cause of her death was congestive heart failure, I knew immediately
that it was her weight that got her. I've had a couple of obese
friends who carried that kind of weight their whole lives end up dying
that way, and both in their late 50s.
But it doesn't diminish the fact that she had class, style, and wit.
And to suggest that one needs to be a mountain climber or other kind of
x-treme athlete to live a full life is ridiculous. She did what she
wanted and from all appearance was very happy.
Woodie and the AGC Factory
"Gooserider" <goose...@mousepotato.com> wrote in message
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You are grossly generalizing that every one that is "morbidly" obese have
HBP and/or diabetes, this is not always the case. I am not condoning this
condition of one's body, but it is truly annoying when people just lump
others together and slap a label on them.
The other thing that is annoying is that you all are basically slamming this
lady now that she has passed. It is quite crass and rude to besmirch the
dead. You should have besmirched the Princess while she was alive so she
could tell you to stick it up your ass. Of course, she would have said it
with a little more class.
nina
~* Magda ~* wrote:
> On Sun, 04 Jun 2006 23:21:10 GMT, in alt.gossip.celebrities, "Kris Baker"
> <kris....@prodigyy.net> arranged some electrons, so they looked like this:
>
> ... time.
>
> She/he has a point nonetheless.
BTR1701
> <Ri...@frell.ambush.de>; "Ring...That's Your Wake Up Call"
> <answert...@itsyourwakeup.call> wrote in message
> news:f50919c536c5ed82...@msgid.frell.theremailer.net...
> > Some of you are acting all faux shocked and lamenting she died "so young".
> >
> > Get real, people. She was 56, not 15, and MORBIDLY OBESE.
> >
> > The shock is not that she died now, but that she didn't die sooner.
> >
> > Gorging herself at all those parties, stuffing her face to the gills with
> > rich, fatty, high
> > calorie foods, day in and day out, all alone in that "castle" eating
> > herself to death.
> >
> > And her husband, helping her shovel in all that food. He should be
> > charged with
> > being accessory to a crime, aiding and abetting his wife's suicide.
> >
> > So instead of feigning "shock" and "dismay" go and empty out your fridges
> > and
> > stock them with fruits and vegetables, and use the "princess" as a model
> > of what
> > NOT to follow, and how NOT to live your lives.
> >
> > She would have wanted it that way.
> >
>
> Not that it's any of your business but PP suffered due to a severe medical
> ailment.
Who the hell is Pink Princess and what does this have to do with the
"Buffy" show?
Kathy
Not to mention that a number of those risk-taking, death-defying
mountain climbers, surfers and extreme skiers also experience untimely
deaths. Just watched a documentary about surfing in which one of the
top surfers at the time, drowned during a competition.
Kathy
Claire
">
>>
>> Not that it's any of your business but PP suffered due to a severe
>> medical ailment. If you can't be bothered to find out what it was then
>> you have no business talking about the reason for her death. In the last
>> few months I've known people who died at 14, 16, 33, and 64. When it's
>> your time, it's your time and there's not a damn thing you can do about
>> it. So "Live, Live, Live" while you have the chance!
>>
> And being morbidly obese severely curtails one's ability to "live, live,
> live". Associating obesity and overindulgence with living a full life is a
> bit stupid. You know who sucks the marrow from life? Mountain climbers,
> big wave surfers, extreme athletes.
>
You ignore all my points entirely. How conveinvent! You still didn't bother
to look it up did you? And still you prattle on, expecting people to take
you seriously? How dare you pontificate on someone you didn't even know! How
dare you tell us how she would want us to live or remember her. How dare you
try to use our grief as leverage to further your agenda.
It's easier to always easier to flail about and point blame, isn't it? Let
me try! I blame your stupidity on the fact you're a ignorant nazi, your
mother never breast fed you, you wear white after labor day, wear your
skirts too short, walk around alone at night, wear your headband too tight,
the fact God is punishing us for gays in the military, refuse to wear
condoms, watch too many commercials, play too many violent video games, and
your parents were siblings. Don't ever post to this ng again, you lazy
lily-livered agenda pushing bastard!
Woodie and the AGC Factory
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Ri...@frell.ambush.de wrote:
> Some of you are acting all faux shocked and lamenting she died "so young".
>
> Get real, people. She was 56, not 15, and MORBIDLY OBESE.
>
> The shock is not that she died now, but that she didn't die sooner.
>
> Gorging herself at all those parties, stuffing her face to the gills with rich, fatty, high
> calorie foods, day in and day out, all alone in that "castle" eating herself to death.
>
> And her husband, helping her shovel in all that food. He should be charged with
> being accessory to a crime, aiding and abetting his wife's suicide.
>
> So instead of feigning "shock" and "dismay" go and empty out your fridges and
> stock them with fruits and vegetables, and use the "princess" as a model of what
> NOT to follow, and how NOT to live your lives.
>
> She would have wanted it that way.
Whatever the PP looked like, you're ugy. Whatever your physical
appearance, your soul is shriveled, Dorian Gray.
maryanne kehoe
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h. gattling-fenn
Kris Baker wrote:
> Anyone too chicken-shit to post under their normal identity, isn't worth our
Really? What is your time worth?
This post is a lot like the stuff we used to see every now and then by
a writer called "cattlovrr," who would start threads like this one when
a discussion got really maudlin.
In fact, it resembles a cattlovrr classic about Camryn Manheim from a
couple of years ago.
You could look it up.
JMO
Harry
~Deborah~
> Some of you are acting all faux shocked and lamenting she died "so young".
>
> Get real, people. She was 56, not 15, and MORBIDLY OBESE.
>
> The shock is not that she died now, but that she didn't die sooner.
>
> Gorging herself at all those parties, stuffing her face to the gills with rich, fatty, high
> calorie foods, day in and day out, all alone in that "castle" eating herself to death.
>
> And her husband, helping her shovel in all that food. He should be charged with
> being accessory to a crime, aiding and abetting his wife's suicide.
>
> So instead of feigning "shock" and "dismay" go and empty out your fridges and
> stock them with fruits and vegetables, and use the "princess" as a model of what
> NOT to follow, and how NOT to live your lives.
>
> She would have wanted it that way.
>
wonderful person....isn't that what really matters...
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Hey asshole, people are grieving here. STFU.
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Some of you are acting all faux shocked and lamenting she died "so
young".
Get real, people. She was 56, not 15, and MORBIDLY OBESE.
The shock is not that she died now, but that she didn't die sooner.
Gorging herself at all those parties, stuffing her face to the gills
with rich, fatty, high calorie foods, day in and day out, all alone in
that "castle" eating herself to death.
And her husband, helping her shovel in all that food. He should be
charged with being accessory to a crime, aiding and abetting his wife's
suicide.
So instead of feigning "shock" and "dismay" go and empty out your
fridges and stock them with fruits and vegetables, and use the
"princess" as a model of what NOT to follow, and how NOT to live your
lives.
She would have wanted it that way."
</>
Gregory Morrow
Kris Baker wrote:
> Top-posting a note: I've changed the subject; no sense taking the
> troll-bait.
>
> "edonline" <edonlineSPAMOUT!@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:rus682p6f3rt3t6qb...@4ax.com...
> >
> > if I may add something... not that I'm advocating overeating or
> > anything else, but we had an attorney in our office who was morbidly
> > obese and yet the only wrong with them was that they needed knee
> > replacements due to the weight they were carrying. On the other hand,
> > we had another attorney, in his early thirties who, for all purposes
> > lived a "healthy lifestyle", and who had a massive heart attack and
> > required a quadruple bypass (he survived the surgery). I guess my
> > point is, you never know WHAT might do you in.
>
> Absolutely.
>
> Andy Kaufmann died of lung cancer; so did Dana Reeve.
> Neither were smokers.
>
> My Dad is 86. He quit smoking two years ago. He's in the
> top 5% for his age, health-wise. His doctors are amazed
> that he's not sick of *anything*.
>
> Jim Fixx (the author of the books about running) led one of the
> healthiest lifestyles possible, and keeled over of a heart attack.
>
> Folks, we're SUPPOSED to die. Everyone is going to. You
> can jam a lot of living into a short time, or stretch it out and
> die of boredom.
Except that bad habits, e.g excess smoking, excess drinking, too many
drugs, eating to excess/poor diet, etc. *are* in the long run generally
going to reduce folks' quality of life and in the end doom them to a
shorter life....
Just check out some actuarial tables sometimes :-)
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maryanne kehoe wrote:
> Hey asshole, people are grieving here. STFU.
>
> (another loser posting under a remailer.)
So, what's *your* IP address, Mary Ann...???
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JonesieCat
"Kathy" <kb...@verizon.net> wrote in message
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We (Australia) just lost a famous female everest climber down an abyss, and
nearly lost a male one too (at one point he was given up for dead) (he will
have significant injuries all over his body from the frostbite), in the last
30 days or so. Both younger than PP. And if extremes sports types don't die
young, frequently they suffer thru numerous surgeries and eventually nearly
all get horrible arthritis.
Generally people are confused by statistics which are pertinent to large
groups, when they believe it is appropriate to apply statistical theory to
one person's life experience. Sometimes, while stats are enormously helpful
to ie insur companies, they often have absolutely no relevance when applied
to a single human being. (A person with bias often tries to pass their bias
off as something other than what it is by quoting statistics. What they're
trying to hide of course, even from themselves perhaps, is a mean-spirited
prejudice.)
jc
Gooserider
"Woodie and the AGC Factory" <Bundes...@some.com> wrote in message
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claimed that her obesity was a result of her "living life". I didn't know
the woman, and don't really care about the woman. I do care about people
perpetuating a destructive lifestyle as admirable.
BTW, even IF the morbidly(more than 100 pounds overweight, which is the
correct term) obese avoid HBP and diabetes, they still have the struggle and
discomfort of carrying around the extra weight.
Gooserider
Which is a LOT better than dying at 56 because of self-abuse. It's not about
length of life---it's about quality. Being morbidly obese is not having a
good life.
Gooserider
"Claire" <do...@sk.me> wrote in message news:uDNgg.4940$td6.2803@trnddc02...
Wow. You are quite literally insane.
Gooserider
"~Deborah~" <lave...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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All the more reason for you people to be PISSED OFF. Eating oneself to death
is no different than dying from smoking, or alcohol or drug abuse.
Puzzla
>> Not to mention that a number of those risk-taking, death-defying mountain
>> climbers, surfers and extreme skiers also experience untimely deaths.
>> Just watched a documentary about surfing in which one of the top surfers
>> at the time, drowned during a competition.
>>
> Which is a LOT better than dying at 56 because of self-abuse. It's not
> about length of life---it's about quality. Being morbidly obese is not
> having a good life.
>
Says you. Here's an idea... you live your life the way YOU want to and I'll
live mine the way I want to. See how easy that is?
Puzz
emerald...@gmail.comnospam
<gregor...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>maryanne kehoe wrote:
>
>> Hey asshole, people are grieving here. STFU.
>>
>> (another loser posting under a remailer.)
>
>
>So, what's *your* IP address, Mary Ann...???
666
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"Every one of the innocents who died on Sept. 11 was the most important person on earth to somebody.
Every death extinguished a world." -- President George W. Bush, 12/11/2001
emerald...@gmail.comnospam
wrote:
Not to mention all the people to whom she brought some happiness.
SamMar...@aol.com
Excellent points. When your time is up it's up.
Kris Baker
"h. gattling-fenn" <h.gattl...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> In fact, it resembles a cattlovrr classic about Camryn Manheim from a
> couple of years ago.
>
> You could look it up.
No thanks.
Cattlovrr classic
Jumbo shrimp
Military intelligence
Kris
SamMar...@aol.com
Ri...@frell.ambush.de wrote:
> Some of you are acting all faux shocked and lamenting she died "so young".
>
> Get real, people. She was 56, not 15, and MORBIDLY OBESE.
>
> The shock is not that she died now, but that she didn't die sooner.
>
> Gorging herself at all those parties, stuffing her face to the gills with rich, fatty, high
> calorie foods, day in and day out, all alone in that "castle" eating herself to death.
>
> And her husband, helping her shovel in all that food. He should be charged with
> being accessory to a crime, aiding and abetting his wife's suicide.
>
> So instead of feigning "shock" and "dismay" go and empty out your fridges and
> stock them with fruits and vegetables, and use the "princess" as a model of what
> NOT to follow, and how NOT to live your lives.
>
> She would have wanted it that way.
The fact she was the original founding member of the Carroll County
Humane Society says alot about her rich character to me. RIP young
lady. 56 is way too young to die. We all make choices in our lives
and at times we pay dearly for them. Sounds to me she was quite happy
with the choices she made and for that I say God Bless Her because she
is in Heaven right now. It's what I believe and to hell with anyone
that doesn't.
f5
>
> "~* Magda ~*" <ma...@chrisecc.dk> wrote in message
> news:avq68215kiqv33llq...@4ax.com...
>> On Sun, 04 Jun 2006 23:21:10 GMT, in alt.gossip.celebrities, "Kris
>> Baker"
>> <kris....@prodigyy.net> arranged some electrons, so they looked
>> like this:
>>
>> isn't worth our
>> ... time.
>>
>> She/he has a point nonetheless.
>
Exactly. It's not about making a point. It's about somebody being
crude, crass and insensitive and too scared to post their comments
under their own identity. It's pathetic and says a lot about their
weak moral character, that's what.
h. gattling-fenn
Tsk tsk tsk.
Cattlovrr had a lot of fans, including PP.
Maybe the post is a tribute of sorts -- from kitschmeister to
another. I know I'd want my own cattlovrr obit. That would be so
special.
Harry
>
> Kris
Kris Baker
"f5" <f...@magma.ca> wrote in message
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Absolutely. What you do when no one's looking, is what you really are.
Kris
friendi...@gmail.com
Barnabas Collins
>Not to mention that a number of those risk-taking, death-defying
>mountain climbers, surfers and extreme skiers also experience untimely
>deaths. Just watched a documentary about surfing in which one of the
>top surfers at the time, drowned during a competition.
learn what to do it is very safe. I know....I did it for many
years.
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Kris Baker
> On Mon, 05 Jun 2006 15:07:35 GMT, in alt.gossip.celebrities, "Kris Baker"> ... > Exactly. It's not about making a point. It's about somebody being
> crude,
> ... > crass and insensitive and too scared to post their comments under
> their
> ... > own identity. It's pathetic and says a lot about their weak moral
> ... > character, that's what.
> ...
> ... Absolutely. What you do when no one's looking, is what you really
> are.
>
> Thus spake the queen of platitudes...
You're correct. And I'm not hiding, am I? See the difference "Magda"?
Kris
Barnabas Collins
wrote:
>Who the hell is Pink Princess and what does this have to do with the
>"Buffy" show?
Oh good. I'm not the only one who has no clue who they're talking
about. BTW, before people prattle on about obesity I know a number
of people climbed many a mountain over the years still died much
too young. And this was before some obese people died.
Puzzla
>
> Cattlovrr had a lot of fans, including PP.
>
>
I agree. It came on as troll, but stayed to guess a BI or two.
Puzz
Puzzla
mud
Puzz
schmuckputz
"Barnabas Collins" <BarnabasC...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:3ls882hinpf9j51ui...@4ax.com...
> On Mon, 05 Jun 2006 03:19:06 GMT, Kathy <kb...@verizon.net> wrote:
> Who says mountain climbing is risky? If you're well prepared,
> learn what to do it is very safe. I know....I did it for many
> years.
>
>
It's the "If" part of your statement that makes it risky.
Oberon
a long time ago, 1976 or so, a friend wrote some poetry:
The Air
Breathe
Or Don't
--- either way you're going to die!
I didn't know this woman, but it is bad taste to dump on her now.
Certainly all of us can work on our personal challenges or issues. No
one is perfect. Despite what the American Constitution/Declaration of
Independence says,
we are not all created equal. Some of us are prone to things others
may not be.
Everyone in my family is diabetic, mostly due to inheritance. I, of
the 6 am not, but I have to tell you .
I work everyday to fight cravings, to exercise more, and to stay
healthy. It is a hard fight and not everyone would or could be
successful if they try. Some may not try.
I know several diabetics, one in my extended family who have just given
up. They don't care anymore. All they see, whether in reality or
"reality TV" is people doing whatever they want when it comes to food.
The real villain isn't Pink Princess' lack of self control, it's a
consumer based society/economy that only wants to make money and
doesn't care about anything other than that.
We are not all created equal . . . . .
but we should be treated equal, all things considered.
Lighten up and speak no more ill of the dead, PLEASE!
- = O = -
bkl...@yahoo.com
Ri...@frell.ambush.de wrote:
> Some of you are acting all faux shocked and lamenting she died "so young".
>
> Get real, people. She was 56, not 15, and MORBIDLY OBESE.
>
> The shock is not that she died now, but that she didn't die sooner.
>
> Gorging herself at all those parties, stuffing her face to the gills with rich, fatty, high
> calorie foods, day in and day out, all alone in that "castle" eating herself to death.
>
> And her husband, helping her shovel in all that food. He should be charged with
> being accessory to a crime, aiding and abetting his wife's suicide.
>
> So instead of feigning "shock" and "dismay" go and empty out your fridges and
> stock them with fruits and vegetables, and use the "princess" as a model of what
> NOT to follow, and how NOT to live your lives.
>
> She would have wanted it that way.
It appears you need not fear heart failure seeing as you've managed
this long without the benefit of the organ.
maryanne kehoe
this mud
>Puzz
Agreed....there are people here who are hurting and some others who
*just don't get it* (!!)
Zaven
>>>
>>> The shock is not that she died now, but that she didn't die sooner.
>>
>
> is no different than dying from smoking, or alcohol or drug abuse.
>
>
Actually NOT. Smokers also take those unfortunate enough to be around
them (second hand smoke, heard of that one?!?) Alcoholics who often
drive have ended many a good life and walked away free to take many more
with their selfishness. Drug abusers end up destroying the lives of
many people in their quest for their next high.
What an ugly, mean, lonely, sad, pathetic little troll to attack the
grief of those who've lost a witty, joyful, beautiful person, who yes,
did die to young at 56. Because the ability to spread joy and live and
love life is an exceptional gift that few have and many cannot appreciate.
God bless the Pink Princess and may she be joyful reigning and deigning
in whatever heaven she chooses!
Wull
Wull
"explorer" <ab...@123.net> wrote in message
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> x-no-archive: yes
>
> "Gregory Morrow" <gregor...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:1149485044.6...@g10g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
>> Hey Folks!
>>
>> Just so you know, WebTV takes TOS issues *very* seriously. You can
>> report Maryanne Kehoe's TOS abuse below (foul/abusive language, which
>> she according to her TOS she is FORBIDDEN from using) to:
>>
>> ab...@webtv.net
>>
>
>
> Who told you that lie?
>
>
Robin King
news:VPTgg.3227$r27....@tornado.tampabay.rr.com...
| >> Gooserider wrote:
| >>>
| >>>And being morbidly obese severely curtails one's ability to
"live, live,
| >>>live". Associating obesity and overindulgence with living a full
life is
| >>>a
| >>>bit stupid.
| >>
death
| >> to begin the tsk-tsking about her weight. People are still in
shock
| >> and mourning. We had plenty of time to wait before bringing this
| >> subject up.
| >>
| >> Anybody who ever visited her site and looked at her photos knows
that
| >> she carried a lot of excess weight. And when I read yesterday
that the
| >> cause of her death was congestive heart failure, I knew
immediately
| >> that it was her weight that got her. I've had a couple of obese
| >> friends who carried that kind of weight their whole lives end up
dying
| >> that way, and both in their late 50s.
| >>
| Which is a LOT better than dying at 56 because of self-abuse. It's
not about
| length of life---it's about quality. Being morbidly obese is not
having a
| good life.
All right, who cross-posted this imbecile to the fat acceptance
group?
Did Goose know PP in person? Are we privy to the amount of food PP
ate or didn't eat on a daily basis? Are we certain that PP practiced
"self-
abuse"? Speaking of quality of life, it appears from what people say
that
she gave a lot of herself to others and made the world a better place.
I never heard of Pink Princess until this thread, but from her
website
picture and the descriptions of her she appears to be a lovely lady
who
enjoyed life. My condolences to those who loved her.
FWIW, I've known people of much smaller sizes who died of heart
failure. It's an equal opportunity killer.
Robin
PurplePenny
If she had died of anorexia everyone would be feeling pity and empathy.
For whatever that eating disorder leads to better treatment than that
of over eaters.
Carin
"Gooserider" <goose...@mousepotato.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Kathy" <kb...@verizon.net> wrote in message
> news:KoNgg.4490$9c7.2848@trnddc06...
>> Zeb Quinn wrote:
>>
>>> Gooserider wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>>Not that it's any of your business but PP suffered due to a severe
>>>>>medical
>>>>>ailment. If you can't be bothered to find out what it was then you have
>>>>>no
>>>>>business talking about the reason for her death. In the last few months
>>>>>I've known people who died at 14, 16, 33, and 64. When it's your time,
>>>>>it's your time and there's not a damn thing you can do about it. So
>>>>>"Live,
>>>>>Live, Live" while you have the chance!
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>live". Associating obesity and overindulgence with living a full life is
>>>>a
>>>>big
>>>>wave surfers, extreme athletes.
>>>
>>>
>>> to begin the tsk-tsking about her weight. People are still in shock
>>> and mourning. We had plenty of time to wait before bringing this
>>> subject up.
>>>
>>> Anybody who ever visited her site and looked at her photos knows that
>>> she carried a lot of excess weight. And when I read yesterday that the
>>> cause of her death was congestive heart failure, I knew immediately
>>> that it was her weight that got her. I've had a couple of obese
>>> friends who carried that kind of weight their whole lives end up dying
>>> that way, and both in their late 50s.
>>>
>>> And to suggest that one needs to be a mountain climber or other kind of
>>> x-treme athlete to live a full life is ridiculous. She did what she
>>> wanted and from all appearance was very happy.
>>>
>>
>> climbers, surfers and extreme skiers also experience untimely deaths.
>> Just watched a documentary about surfing in which one of the top surfers
>> at the time, drowned during a competition.
>>
>
> Which is a LOT better than dying at 56 because of self-abuse. It's not
> about length of life---it's about quality. Being morbidly obese is not
> having a good life.
>
How do you know this? There are all kinds of things that give life quality
and it is never safe to assume you know where someone else lives. Some
people are blessed with good health and cursed with bad personalities. Some
people lead very meaningful lives but die young. Some people have riches
but no love and others have buckets of love but no money.
Some people enjoy extreme eating the way others enjoy extreme sports. (I
don't enjoy either of those things but have my own hobbies and vices.) You
can't walk in someone elses shoes.
shaqui...@aol.com
PurplePenny wrote:
!
>
> If she had died of anorexia everyone would be feeling pity and empathy.
> For whatever that eating disorder leads to better treatment than that
> of over eaters.
Not necessarily. When Karen Carpenter died at age 33 of heart failure
secondary to anorexia, it seems to me that her death was greeted more
with horror and disbelief than with sympathy.
That said, I think it only fair that those who are left behind be given
a grace period before the clucking commences. Sometimes judgment really
does have to be tempered with mercy.
PurplePenny
I agree. This same line of thinking is why George Clooney made me angry
with his comments at Charlton Heston.
I didn't know this woman who died, but she seemed loved and I feel
sorry for everyone who is feeling loss. My father is 52...and I think
of him as having tons and tons of time left and if he died it would be
way too young. I'm sorry for your loss.
Gregory Morrow
maryanne kehoe wrote:
So tell us - are you in the former group or the latter...???
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Greg
Bigolhomo
wrote:
>I think some people on this group need to grow up.
>
>Wull
I don't know what it is about usenet, but it blows my mind how many
people will spend years obsessing over a person or subject.
This Gregory Morrow loser has been following Maryanne all over usenet
for god knows how long. Volfie has been obsessing over Michael
Jackson fans for years. There's the whole Icebreaker/Brandy/Laura
Linger/police baton/Spanglekins thing which I've never even tried to
understand, but constantly see pop up in threads even though Brandy is
the only one of the bunch I don't have killfiled. And of course the
Madonna psycho, kkkathy, the chick who's obsessed with breast cancer,
etc....
I just can't comprehend how they can't be incredibly bored with
themselves by now. How many times can you write a minor variation on
the same shit over and over again before it gets old? How in the hell
do you manage to do it for years unless you've got a screw loose
somewhere?
--
Bigolhomo
Gregory Morrow
Wull wrote:
> I think some people on this group need to grow up.
I agree with this psot...
:---)
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Greg
Smoot
wrote:
>On Mon, 05 Jun 2006 00:11:01 GMT, in alt.gossip.celebrities, "Kris Baker"
><kris....@prodigyy.net> arranged some electrons, so they looked like this:
>
> ...
> ... "~* Magda ~*" <ma...@chrisecc.dk> wrote in message
> ... news:avq68215kiqv33llq...@4ax.com...
> ... > On Sun, 04 Jun 2006 23:21:10 GMT, in alt.gossip.celebrities, "Kris Baker"
> ... > <kris....@prodigyy.net> arranged some electrons, so they looked like
> ... > this:
> ... >
> ... > ... Anyone too chicken-shit to post under their normal identity, isn't
> ... > worth our
> ... > ... time.
> ... >
> ... > She/he has a point nonetheless.
> ...
> ... So?
> ...
> ... Kris
>
>So... you need extra explanations. Lots of them. Lengthy ones.
Magda, the reason there is such an outpouring of grief at the
Princess's passing is because she brought so much pleasure to us in
her postings. She was a wonderful writer, witty and inventive. While
she could hurl barbs better than anyone else online, they were safely
aimed at those so famous they would never bother to read the internet
or at those she was acquainted with enough to know that the recipient
would enjoy the give-and-take of a bit of a written slugfest.
The Princess was too kind to ever say anything that would ever hurt a
person's feelings no matter how deserved. She was a real lady.
Clearly she is a person beyond your understanding, so it is natural
that our grief would fail to touch you.
Rebecca
Gregory Morrow
Bigolhomo wrote:
> On Mon, 05 Jun 2006 22:15:08 GMT, "Wull" <wma...@sbcglobal.net>
> wrote:
>
> >I think some people on this group need to grow up.
> >
> >Wull
>
> I don't know what it is about usenet, but it blows my mind how many
> people will spend years obsessing over a person or subject.
>
> This Gregory Morrow loser has been following Maryanne all over usenet
> for god knows how long.
Actually she's been following *me*...actually I wonder if she's in love
with me or something.
;-)
Volfie has been obsessing over Michael
> Jackson fans for years. There's the whole Icebreaker/Brandy/Laura
> Linger/police baton/Spanglekins thing which I've never even tried to
> understand, but constantly see pop up in threads even though Brandy is
> the only one of the bunch I don't have killfiled.
I've been on this froup for a year and I STILL can't decipher all the
sEKreT identities of the above froup (except for Brandy, she is a
"real" person and doesn't morph all over the place)...plus which Laura
Linger, etc. or whovever they are have taken this drama over to
alt.support.childfree and who knows however many newsfroups...
And of course the
> Madonna psycho, kkkathy, the chick who's obsessed with breast cancer,
> etc....
>
> I just can't comprehend how they can't be incredibly bored with
> themselves by now. How many times can you write a minor variation on
> the same shit over and over again before it gets old? How in the hell
> do you manage to do it for years unless you've got a screw loose
> somewhere?
Now admit it BOH, if we all weren't here obsessing over each other you
wouldn't even *bother* to read this froup -- *right*...???
;---)
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Greg
Gregory Morrow
Bigolhomo wrote:
> I just can't comprehend how they can't be incredibly bored with
> themselves by now. How many times can you write a minor variation on
> the same shit over and over again before it gets old? How in the hell
> do you manage to do it for years unless you've got a screw loose
> somewhere?
Bach and Beethoven and Barry Bonds have made *careers* out of the
"variations on a theme" schtick, BOH...
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Greg
Gregory Morrow
bkl...@yahoo.com wrote:
> It appears you need not fear heart failure seeing as you've managed
> this long without the benefit of the organ.
That would make a *great* sig...
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Greg
Podkayne Fries
>x-no-archive: yes
>
>"Gregory Morrow" <gregor...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
>news:1149485044.6...@g10g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
>> Hey Folks!
>>
>> Just so you know, WebTV takes TOS issues *very* seriously. You can
>> report Maryanne Kehoe's TOS abuse below (foul/abusive language, which
>> she according to her TOS she is FORBIDDEN from using) to:
>>
>> ab...@webtv.net
>>
>
>
>Who told you that lie?
>
I was wondering the same thing. WebTV is famous for ignoring abuse
complaints.
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Big J
news:t3q982tbp8htt37po...@4ax.com:
> On Mon, 05 Jun 2006 22:15:08 GMT, "Wull" <wma...@sbcglobal.net>
> wrote:
>
>>I think some people on this group need to grow up.
>>
>>Wull
>
> I don't know what it is about usenet, but it blows my mind how many
> people will spend years obsessing over a person or subject.
>
> This Gregory Morrow loser has been following Maryanne all over usenet
> for god knows how long. Volfie has been obsessing over Michael
> Jackson fans for years. There's the whole Icebreaker/Brandy/Laura
> Linger/police baton/Spanglekins thing which I've never even tried to
> understand, but constantly see pop up in threads even though Brandy is
> the only one of the bunch I don't have killfiled. And of course the
> Madonna psycho, kkkathy, the chick who's obsessed with breast cancer,
> etc....
>
> I just can't comprehend how they can't be incredibly bored with
> themselves by now. How many times can you write a minor variation on
> the same shit over and over again before it gets old? How in the hell
> do you manage to do it for years unless you've got a screw loose
> somewhere?
I think of them as the homeless people along the information superhighway.
Lots of crazies, talking to themselves and/or screaming and blabbing
whatever and whoever walks by.
You can herd them up in shelters (killfiles) but it don't do no good.
They'll find a way to escape, because the want to be back on the street
babbling again.
Throw 'em a coin, spit on 'em or ignore 'em. It's all the same shit.
Big J
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>
>"~* Magda ~*" <ma...@chrisecc.dk> wrote in message
>news:avq68215kiqv33llq...@4ax.com...
>> On Sun, 04 Jun 2006 23:21:10 GMT, in alt.gossip.celebrities, "Kris Baker"
>> <kris....@prodigyy.net> arranged some electrons, so they looked like
>this:
>>
>> ... Anyone too chicken-shit to post under their normal identity, isn't
>worth our
>> ... time.
>>
>> She/he has a point nonetheless.
>
>True or not, this is seriously rude and tasteless. Have some respect.
>
I don't know the Princess other than as a minor celeb who posted here so I'm
going gossip. You can flame away.
Is it true she died a virgin? I recall her, or someone else mentioning she never
had sex.
Woodie and the AGC Factory
"Gooserider" <goose...@mousepotato.com> wrote in message
> BTW, even IF the morbidly(more than 100 pounds overweight, which is the
> correct term) obese avoid HBP and diabetes, they still have the struggle
> and discomfort of carrying around the extra weight.
And you know this for a fact how... I know someone that is and they have no
problems at all. Wait, I take that back, they suffer from seasonal
allergies.
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Gregory Morrow
explorer wrote:
> x-no-archive: yes
>
> "Bigolhomo" <br...@whatever.com> wrote in message
> news:t3q982tbp8htt37po...@4ax.com...
> > On Mon, 05 Jun 2006 22:15:08 GMT, "Wull" <wma...@sbcglobal.net>
> > wrote:
> >
> > >I think some people on this group need to grow up.
> > >
> > >Wull
> >
> > I don't know what it is about usenet, but it blows my mind how many
> > people will spend years obsessing over a person or subject.
> >
> > This Gregory Morrow loser has been following Maryanne all over usenet
> > for god knows how long. Volfie has been obsessing over Michael
> > Jackson fans for years. There's the whole Icebreaker/Brandy/Laura
> > Linger/police baton/Spanglekins thing which I've never even tried to
> > understand, but constantly see pop up in threads even though Brandy is
> > the only one of the bunch I don't have killfiled. And of course the
> > Madonna psycho, kkkathy, the chick who's obsessed with breast cancer,
> > etc....
> >
> > I just can't comprehend how they can't be incredibly bored with
> > themselves by now. How many times can you write a minor variation on
> > the same shit over and over again before it gets old? How in the hell
> > do you manage to do it for years unless you've got a screw loose
> > somewhere?
> >
>
>
> You forgot circumcision freak-out boy.
Who is that...???
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Greg
Gregory Morrow
Podkayne Fries wrote:
> On Mon, 5 Jun 2006 17:04:14 -0500, "explorer" <ab...@123.net> wrote:
>
> >x-no-archive: yes
> >
> >"Gregory Morrow" <gregor...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> >news:1149485044.6...@g10g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> >> Hey Folks!
> >>
> >> Just so you know, WebTV takes TOS issues *very* seriously. You can
> >> report Maryanne Kehoe's TOS abuse below (foul/abusive language, which
> >> she according to her TOS she is FORBIDDEN from using) to:
> >>
> >> ab...@webtv.net
> >>
> >
> >
> >Who told you that lie?
> >
> I was wondering the same thing. WebTV is famous for ignoring abuse
> complaints.
>
That's why they still have Loafie as a subscriber :-)
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Greg
jrogow
"Big J" <bi...@myrealbox.com> wrote in message
news:Xns97D9CB30253EE...@38.119.100.154...
>> I don't know what it is about usenet, but it blows my mind how many
>> people will spend years obsessing over a person or subject.
>>
>> This Gregory Morrow loser has been following Maryanne all over usenet
>> for god knows how long. Volfie has been obsessing over Michael
>> Jackson fans for years. There's the whole Icebreaker/Brandy/Laura
>> Linger/police baton/Spanglekins thing which I've never even tried to
>> understand, but constantly see pop up in threads even though Brandy is
>> the only one of the bunch I don't have killfiled. And of course the
>> Madonna psycho, kkkathy, the chick who's obsessed with breast cancer,
>> etc....
>>
>> I just can't comprehend how they can't be incredibly bored with
>> themselves by now. How many times can you write a minor variation on
>> the same shit over and over again before it gets old? How in the hell
>> do you manage to do it for years unless you've got a screw loose
>> somewhere?
>
> I think of them as the homeless people along the information superhighway.
> Lots of crazies, talking to themselves and/or screaming and blabbing
> whatever and whoever walks by.
>
> You can herd them up in shelters (killfiles) but it don't do no good.
> They'll find a way to escape, because the want to be back on the street
> babbling again.
>
> Throw 'em a coin, spit on 'em or ignore 'em. It's all the same shit.
I'm having a crush on the "Big" boys!
Bigolhomo
wrote:
The truly sad ones are the ones that started out normally in the group
and slowly evolved into kooks.
I remember the days where Volfie wasn't such a bitter hag who spent
75% of her time on usenet wallowing in her own "cleverness" at
pointing out how stupid the "f'loons" of AMMJ are. And I remember the
days where Doomella didn't feel the need to spew every single thought
that popped into her head onto usenet.
Of course I also remember the days when I had a 32 inch waist and
could still eat ice cream every night.
Misty watercolored memories...................
--
Bigolhomo
Gooserider
"Woodie and the AGC Factory" <Bundes...@some.com> wrote in message
news:2w6hg.788$Ui7...@tornado.tampabay.rr.com...
>
> "Gooserider" <goose...@mousepotato.com> wrote in message
>
>> BTW, even IF the morbidly(more than 100 pounds overweight, which is the
>> correct term) obese avoid HBP and diabetes, they still have the struggle
>> and discomfort of carrying around the extra weight.
>
>
> And you know this for a fact how... I know someone that is and they have
> no problems at all. Wait, I take that back, they suffer from seasonal
> allergies.
>
you have a hard time lugging it around? You're being obtuse.
nimue
> On Tue, 06 Jun 2006 03:20:30 GMT, in alt.gossip.celebrities, "Woodie
> and the AGC Factory" <Bundes...@some.com> arranged some
> electrons, so they looked like this:
>
> ...
> ...
> ... > BTW, even IF the morbidly(more than 100 pounds overweight,
> which is the ... > correct term) obese avoid HBP and diabetes, they
> still have the struggle ... > and discomfort of carrying around the
> extra weight. ...
> ...
> ... And you know this for a fact how...
>
> Maybe your dictionary is missing the entry *OBVIOUS*?
What is they do have struggle and discomfort? Who doesn't, in some way>
Maybe it's worth it for them. Maybe it's not that bad. Not everyone is the
same. I sure am not going to judge, nor am I going to equate being
physically fit with being morally virtuous.
--
nimue
"As an unwavering Republican, I have quite naturally burned more books
than I have read." Betty Bowers
Gregory Morrow
nimue wrote:
> ~* Magda ~* wrote:
> > On Tue, 06 Jun 2006 03:20:30 GMT, in alt.gossip.celebrities, "Woodie
> > and the AGC Factory" <Bundes...@some.com> arranged some
> > electrons, so they looked like this:
> >
> > ...
> > ... "Gooserider" <goose...@mousepotato.com> wrote in message
> > ...
> > ... > BTW, even IF the morbidly(more than 100 pounds overweight,
> > which is the ... > correct term) obese avoid HBP and diabetes, they
> > still have the struggle ... > and discomfort of carrying around the
> > extra weight. ...
> > ...
> > ... And you know this for a fact how...
> >
> > Maybe your dictionary is missing the entry *OBVIOUS*?
>
> What is they do have struggle and discomfort? Who doesn't, in some way>
> Maybe it's worth it for them. Maybe it's not that bad. Not everyone is the
> same. I sure am not going to judge, nor am I going to equate being
> physically fit with being morally virtuous.
And if everyone were offered a choice to be obese or close to their
normal body weight what do you think the vast majority of folks would
choose?
--
Best
Greg
Mrs Ken Ehrett
<gregor...@earthlink.net> wrote:
Apparently you think it's fine for you to harass and abuse Marianne by
following up on just about every post she makes with some childish and
nasty comment.
Why don't you grow up, stop this personal vendetta you have for
Marianne. Move on. Clearly she doesn't give a damn about you.
>Hey Folks!
>
>Just so you know, WebTV takes TOS issues *very* seriously. You can
>report Maryanne Kehoe's TOS abuse below (foul/abusive language, which
>she according to her TOS she is FORBIDDEN from using) to:
>
>ab...@webtv.net
>
>
>You can also phone the WebTV abuse desk concerning Ms. Kehoe's net
>abuse at the following number. They are ALWAYS interested in abuse
>issues:
>
>General Offices at MSN TV:
>
>1-650-693-1000
>
>
>You can also print out a copy of Maryanne's posts (with FULL headers)
>and mail them to:
>
>Mailing address:
>
>MSN TV
>Compliance Management Group
>1065 La Avenida
>Building 4
>Mountain View, CA, 94043
>
>When contacting them be sure to use Maryanne's correct "contact" info
>which is:
>
>alt...@webtv.net (maryanne kehoe)
>
>FYI she lives in Atlanta...
>
>In case you want to pursue the matter any further do not hesitate to
>call the Internet Crimes Unit of the Atlanta Police Department and
>lodge a complaint. They will be *most* happy to assist you
>
>Be sure that however you contact WebTV Compliance that you use FULL
>HEADERS, which I'm happy to include RIGHT HERE
>:
>
>http://groups.google.com/group/alt.gossip.celebrities/msg/2ac7fa7eae78c6ca?dmode=source&hl=en
>
>OR:
>
>http://tinyurl.com/f67tl
>
>
>
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>From: atl...@webtv.net (maryanne kehoe)
>Newsgroups: alt.gossip.celebrities
>Subject: Re: Pink Princess' morbid obesity
>Date: Mon, 5 Jun 2006 00:05:25 -0400
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>Hey asshole, people are grieving here. STFU.
>
>(another loser posting under a remailer.)
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>Subject: Pink Princess' morbid obesity
>From: R...@frell.ambush.de, Ring...That's Your Wake Up Call
><answertheph...@itsyourwakeup.call>
>Newsgroups:
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>Date: Mon, 05 Jun 2006 01:12:48 +0200
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>Some of you are acting all faux shocked and lamenting she died "so
>young".
>Get real, people. She was 56, not 15, and MORBIDLY OBESE.
>The shock is not that she died now, but that she didn't die sooner.
>Gorging herself at all those parties, stuffing her face to the gills
>with rich, fatty, high calorie foods, day in and day out, all alone in
>that "castle" eating herself to death.
>And her husband, helping her shovel in all that food. He should be
>charged with being accessory to a crime, aiding and abetting his wife's
>suicide.
>So instead of feigning "shock" and "dismay" go and empty out your
>fridges and stock them with fruits and vegetables, and use the
>"princess" as a model of what NOT to follow, and how NOT to live your
>lives.
>She would have wanted it that way."
>
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>
>
>maryanne kehoe wrote:
>> Hey asshole, people are grieving here. STFU.
>>
>> (another loser posting under a remailer.)
>>
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>> From: Ri...@frell.ambush.de, Ring...That's Your Wake Up Call
>> <answert...@itsyourwakeup.call>
>> Newsgroups:
>> alt.gossip.celebrities,soc.support.fat-acceptance,alt.showbiz.gossip,alt.tv.big-brother,alt.tv.buffy-v-slayer
>> Message-ID:
>> <f50919c536c5ed82...@msgid.frell.theremailer.net>
>> Date: Mon, 05 Jun 2006 01:12:48 +0200
>> Mail-To-News-Contact: ab...@dizum.com
>> Organization: mail...@dizum.com
>> Lines: 18
>> Some of you are acting all faux shocked and lamenting she died "so
>> young".
>> Get real, people. She was 56, not 15, and MORBIDLY OBESE.
>> The shock is not that she died now, but that she didn't die sooner.
>> Gorging herself at all those parties, stuffing her face to the gills
>> with rich, fatty, high calorie foods, day in and day out, all alone in
>> that "castle" eating herself to death.
>> And her husband, helping her shovel in all that food. He should be
>> charged with being accessory to a crime, aiding and abetting his wife's
>> suicide.
>> So instead of feigning "shock" and "dismay" go and empty out your
>> fridges and stock them with fruits and vegetables, and use the
>> "princess" as a model of what NOT to follow, and how NOT to live your
>> lives.
>> She would have wanted it that way.
JAH
wrote:
>I think some people on this group need to grow up.
>
Amen
JAH
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Daedalus
<mapl...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
.
> FWIW, I've known people of much smaller sizes who died of heart
>failure. It's an equal opportunity killer.
>
>Robin
Congratulations. This is the dumbest and most illogical thing I've
heard anyone say this week.
Do you next plan to encourage smokers to keep puffing because
sometimes non-smokers get lung cancer? Glad to see you're still just
as stupid as always, Robin.
Jade
Big J
news:flda82pcqa0v52b64...@4ax.com:
> Of course I also remember the days when I had a 32 inch waist and
> could still eat ice cream every night.
Wasn't first grade wonderful!!