"Food has replaced sex in my life.
Now I can't even get into my own pants."
Otto
LOL!!!!
> "Food has replaced sex in my life.
> Now I can't even get into my own pants."
You know actually it really really depends on your properties of your body
not on the food. I eat quite a lot and still stay thin, actually when I was
a teenager, the other kids made fun off me because I was to far skinny, and
I tried to force myself to eat more! Now when I am in my mid-thirties
though, the same bullies say 'oh you still look like 20'. :-)
<fume><stomp>
THAT'S NOT FUNNY!!!!
--
Free The Kinsey Six !!
This guy was on the radio this morning:
http://www.vincentboucher.com/_/Index.html
He said he never met a guy who was skinnier than him (pic on left).
During his time in the Canadian Space Agency, he trained and now looks
like this (pic on right).
Mart
How could people be so cruel. :)
--
Iman
`It's like this to me, I don't know much about Sweden but if I had to go to
a training that told me that people from Sweden carry swiss army knives,
drive Saabs and listen to Abba I'd have a pretty F** up view of Swedish
people.' - Rod Person
> How could people be so cruel. :)
Well they can forget it! 1st I am toO skinny and they make fun off you, but
I did nothing special to be skinny, then later they say that I still look
young, but for that I did nothing special either. And yes I do think it's
cruel and I always reply that they look like ......
(well I have to get even dont I!!!)
> I eat quite a lot and still stay thin, ...
Leyanis, this kind of boasting when circumferentially
challenged people are present can get you in deep trouble!
<tossing large baked potato, topped with sour cream>
Otto
> Leyanis, this kind of boasting when circumferentially
> challenged people are present can get you in deep trouble!
Otto, sorry what means:
boasting?
circumferentially challenged?
Write some plain english I have no idea what you are talking about. My
english is far from perfect.
You could tell them they are too cute, they're in too good of shape.. Just
compliment them until the go home crying. :)
Which makes it perfert!
Mart :^)
> boasting?
From Dictionary.com:
To glorify oneself in speech; talk in a self-admiring way.
To speak of with excessive pride.
My own:
To rub in ones advantage.
> circumferentially challenged?
This is a politically correct euphemism for FAT,
used and probably created by Daniel Pinkwater
for good reason:
http://www.pinkwater.com/indexh.html
I hope that helps.
Otto
<cut>
> I hope that helps.
Ok Otto I understand. Then read this: Since I used to be far too skinny and
could not help it, I think also that fat people can not really do something.
It is not always, mostly not I would say, their fault that they are fat.
Just like I used to eat and eat and always stayed too skinny, fat people can
diet and diet and force themselves and stay fat. So I do not blame them.
Just the bullies that made fun off me and now say that I still look so
young, them I will tease until them cry....
I've found the secret to youth is to continuously expand. This eliminates
the skin's natural urge to wrinkle. I may be fking huge, but at least my
neck doesn't look like a vagina. :)
--
Mark Lauter
> and now say that I still look so
> young, them I will tease until them cry....
Oh you young chickie, tease me!
Otto
LOL!
> I've found the secret to youth is to continuously expand.
When will you be flying the Spruce Goose as single seater?
Otto
LOL!! Hey, no kidding, this other student I know bought his own plane
because he out grew the Piper Tomahawk. He gained 35 pounds in 6 months
since getting married.
--
Mark Lauter
You might check out the WSJ today. They have an article on how no-fly
zones have changed since 911, with some not even being available on maps.
Also no-fly zones follow the president around.
>I've found the secret to youth is to continuously expand.
It's the secret to staying in harmonious proportion with an expanding Universe.
Thanks, I'll take a look.
--
Mark Lauter
I sympathize. It doesn't matter how much I eat, or don't eat, I stay around
the same weight.
Have a great day!
Ernest
_____________________
"If there were an afterlife, Isaac Asimov would have written a book about it
by now."
Visit my website at http://www.public.asu.edu/~ernestf
His wife must be a real good cook. . .
YOWZA!
rob :)
Which one, the skinny pic, or the other one <g>?
The problem I see with getting all muscley is they never manage to make
their heads much bigger and it just looks...wrong. :>)
>The problem I see with getting all muscley is they never manage to make
>their heads much bigger and it just looks...wrong. :>)
OTOH, if you have a naturally large head, it's the only way to look normal.
Smart-arse.
Ahem. "the other one."
rob :)
> Leyanis, this kind of boasting when circumferentially
> challenged people are present can get you in deep trouble!
Aye!
--
Rudy Velthuis (TeamB)
"If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called research,
would it?" -- Albert Einstein
> Quite a change, but neither picture is particularly attractive. He looks like
> the Pillsbury Doughboy in the more recent one.
But still quite a lot healthier.
> boasting?
Opgeven (vertellen wat je allemaal kan).
> circumferentially challenged?
Mensen met een omtrek-probleem (ofwel: te dik).
> Opgeven (vertellen wat je allemaal kan).
Opgeven? Ik wil niet opscheppen over mijn beheersing van de Nederlandse
taal, maar toch...
--
Cleanup on register two... It's engineer spittle.
> Rudy Velthuis wrote:
>
> > Opgeven (vertellen wat je allemaal kan).
>
> Opgeven? Ik wil niet opscheppen over mijn beheersing van de Nederlandse
> taal, maar toch...
OMG! Ik bedoelde opscheppen. Dat heb je er van, als je de hele dag Duits
praat en soms zelfs denkt. Een kruising van "angeben" and "opscheppen".
<g>
> Dat heb je er van, als je de hele dag Duits praat en soms zelfs denkt.
Is dat überhaupt mogelijk? <g,d,r>
> Rudy Velthuis wrote:
>
> > Dat heb je er van, als je de hele dag Duits praat en soms zelfs denkt.
>
> Is dat überhaupt mogelijk? <g,d,r>
<Guido>
Tss, tss.
</Guido>