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Shaun 15-09-2011 04:12 PM

so basically he has a book to promote and said something a bit contentious. k. :idc:

-is fat; doesn't particularly care that much; would probably lose weight if I could afford to go on a specific diet/join a gym; will probably lose a bit anyway with uni budgets :laugh:-

Vicky. 15-09-2011 04:14 PM

To me..being really underweight is just as disgusting as being really overweight. But being a walking skeleton is more accepted by society.

Pyramid* 15-09-2011 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by CharlieO (Post 4563358)
I watch them when I am craving food but I know I shouldn't eat them. Puts me right off the idea of eating.

Me too Charlie. The thought of eating a fat person, puts me right off my grub too.

tee hee.

:D

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 4563370)
To me..being really underweight is just as disgusting as being really overweight. But being a walking skeleton is more accepted by society.

Could not agree more Vicky.. I'd say it was far more concerning and far more of a problem - for all concerned, but mostly for the individual - anorexia can kill very quickly. Obesity can take years for the same outcome.

CharlieO 15-09-2011 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 4563370)
To me..being really underweight is just as disgusting as being really overweight. But being a walking skeleton is more accepted by society.

I don't think it is actually, I think its just you can cover up a skeleton with clothes but its harder to disguise fat. If you lined people up naked I think people would generally be equally disgusted at the overweight and underweight person.

CharlieO 15-09-2011 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Pyramid* (Post 4563380)
Me too Charlie. The thought of eating a fat person, puts me right off my grub too.

tee hee.

:D

If a really really overweight person is sitting near me in a restaurant I can't eat properly. All I get is thought of being like that when I am older. But they have to be really fat.

arista 15-09-2011 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Ryan. (Post 4563251)
I'm fat :(


Thats OK


All he is saying is Joke about Fat Folks
helps them in a way.


Stop all this never attack Fat people

Vicky. 15-09-2011 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by CharlieO (Post 4563384)
I don't think it is actually, I think its just you can cover up a skeleton with clothes but its harder to disguise fat. If you lined people up naked I think people would generally be equally disgusted at the overweight and underweight person.

I did say to me. Its not an opinion I expect to be shared. Being ridiculously skinny is seen as fine to most. I dont see why.

Jords 15-09-2011 04:28 PM

I love really fat people they make me feel better.

Shaun 15-09-2011 04:29 PM

Jords [2]

I was watching Supersize vs. Superskinny this morning and this 23yo was 27 stone :o

CharlieO 15-09-2011 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Ryan. (Post 4563251)
I'm fat :(

This is talking about overweight, not fat that someone perfectly fine is self-conscious about.

CharlieO 15-09-2011 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 4563417)
I did say to me. Its not an opinion I expect to be shared. Being ridiculously skinny is seen as fine to most. I dont see why.

Really skinny is horrible. :yuk:

Niamh. 15-09-2011 04:31 PM

lmao Jordy!

CharlieO 15-09-2011 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Jords (Post 4563418)
I love really fat people they make me feel better.

Same. If I'm around loads of fat people I feel good. I get so self-consious around other youths in say a shopping centre though.

Suze 15-09-2011 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 4563370)
To me..being really underweight is just as disgusting as being really overweight. But being a walking skeleton is more accepted by society.

Too true, both are bad for the health. Being underweight can lead to anorexia, where the body eats it's own muscle then as the body needs food, and the heart is a muscle which is very worrying for underweight anorexic people then. Fat people know they're fat, anorexic people cannot see that they are underweight a lot of the time.

Also anxiety, depression, needing love/attention, as well as certain illnesses or parents who push some children to over eat from an early age because they themselves do the same, different rates of metabolism, can all be a factor in being overweight, and I should think some probably even need counselling to feel better about themselves and an incentive to lose weight.

All those things need to be considered, so Frank Skinner is just being a heartless idiot in my opinion, picking out something he knows will get him attention. There are ways and means of getting a message across better than he has. Who made him the advocate for it all anyway? when he looks like shyte with his body.

Just my own honest opinion.

Niamh. 15-09-2011 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Shaun (Post 4563422)
Jords [2]

I was watching Supersize vs. Superskinny this morning and this 23yo was 27 stone :o

and it's always down to the sheer volume of food on that show. It's scary the amount of food that some of them eat:shocked:

Vicky. 15-09-2011 04:32 PM

That said, my personal preferance in blokes...is skinny. Not really skinny like bones sticking out though, but gangly looking types :laugh:

I once slept with a guy who was a tiny bit overweight(a bit being maybe a stone or so, with clothes on you couldnt even tell he was overweight tbh) and it quite repulsed me. A bit hypocritical...because Im not exactly perfect myself, buy hey-ho

arista 15-09-2011 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Shaun (Post 4563363)
so basically he has a book to promote and said something a bit contentious. k. :idc:

-is fat; doesn't particularly care that much; would probably lose weight if I could afford to go on a specific diet/join a gym; will probably lose a bit anyway with uni budgets :laugh:-



The Book has many Attacks
thats his style.


All he said was we (meaning comdey people) should be able to Joke about Fat People
It helps them understand they need to get slimmer.


Its a Fair Comment
in this PC time.

Shaun 15-09-2011 04:33 PM

yeah, he had snacks at night of like 2 chocolate bars and 5 bags of crisps :bored: and 25 meatballs with pasta for dinner... :yuk:

CharlieO 15-09-2011 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 4563439)
That said, my personal preferance in blokes...is skinny. Not really skinny like bones sticking out though, but gangly looking types :laugh:

I once slept with a guy who was a tiny bit overweight(a bit being maybe a stone or so, with clothes on you couldnt even tell he was overweight tbh) and it quite repulsed me. A bit hypocritical...because Im not exactly perfect myself, buy hey-ho

He cant have been technically over weight if you couldn't see it through clothes just a little too tubby for your liking. :tongue:

Niamh. 15-09-2011 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Shaun (Post 4563442)
yeah, he had snacks at night of like 2 chocolate bars and 5 bags of crisps :bored: and 25 meatballs with pasta for dinner... :yuk:

Oh Christ, that's just crazy, there was another one I watched and this guy was eating 3 full dinner plates of food for his dinner everyday, it was ridiculous

Ryan. 15-09-2011 04:36 PM

Well I kow I comfort eat a lot and dont really exercise a great deal bar karate. But IMO to say that the solution is to make fun of them is disgusting.

Example. "Naturally" people aren't supposed to be gay, single, anorexic or have plastic surgery. But should we take the piss out of them until THEY change.

I don't have a problem with fatty jokes. But it shouldnt be so that we learn.

IMO it's no better than that MP who said fat people like James cordon and Dawn French could not be allowed on tv as it normalises obesity.

CharlieO 15-09-2011 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Ryan. (Post 4563452)
Well I kow I comfort eat a lot and dont really exercise a great deal bar karate. But IMO to say that the solution is to make fun of them is disgusting.

Example. "Naturally" people aren't supposed to be gay, single, anorexic or have plastic surgery. But should we take the piss out of them until THEY change.

I don't have a problem with fatty jokes. But it shouldnt be so that we learn.

IMO it's no better than that MP who said fat people like James cordon and Dawn French could not be allowed on tv as it normalises obesity.

None of them indefinitely damage ones health.

Vicky. 15-09-2011 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by CharlieO (Post 4563446)
He cant have been technically over weight if you couldn't see it through clothes just a little too tubby for your liking. :tongue:

He wasnt technically overweight really. Just...carrying a little excess baggy stomach :laugh:

Thats when I realised skinny guys were my thing. It really put me off, even though there wasnt really anything wrong with him

/superficial

Shasown 15-09-2011 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky. (Post 4563439)
That said, my personal preferance in blokes...is skinny. Not really skinny like bones sticking out though, but gangly looking types :laugh:

I once slept with a guy who was a tiny bit overweight(a bit being maybe a stone or so, with clothes on you couldnt even tell he was overweight tbh) and it quite repulsed me. A bit hypocritical...because Im not exactly perfect myself, buy hey-ho

Didnt get much sleep then?

Kazanne 15-09-2011 04:40 PM

We are all different shapes and sizes,you'de think by now we would have learnt to accept each other whatever our differences and they say the human race is the most intelligent,lol,I think not.


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