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dude, you can't support your argument, so now you are claiming to be the victim?? You don't see the irony?? lol |
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I'd really like to hear Pyramid explain how anyone has insulted him on a personal level. I don't know anything about you personally, so how could i target you personally??
I"m very curious to know the answer to that lol. |
Pyramid is a woman, lostalex.
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The fact that you can say it's EASY to change it is complete and utter crap. IN fact it's easier to have your skin bleached than it is to over come obesity, so your statement is crap. Ask any medical professional how easy it is to overcome obesity. Educate yourself plz. |
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okay, so i'm attacking HER personally,m and i don't even know that she's a woman?? yea, i'm obviously so PERSONALLY attacking her then lol. Thank you for proving my point. |
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And I am sure you would tell a drug addict to go to rehab, so why not send these so called people with 'addictions' to a fat camp? |
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I am not saying you are in the slightest though. I haven't even read your guys posts because I don't care to be honest. |
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let me say it again, loud, so you can hear.. SKINNY PEOPLE CAN BE UNHEALTHY TOO, GET IT??? how many more times or ways do you need to be educated??? |
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Not once in my thread does it mention skinny people or the fact fat people are all unhealthy. I was specifically referring to OBESE people. |
Let me try to explain this to our more simple minded forum members who think that FAT people are a burden on the NHS...
Please explain to me how a fat person that dies age 65 is BURDEN on the NHS compared to the SKINNY person who dies aged 95?? That means that skinny people use an extra 30 years of NHS services than fat people. Skinny people put MORE burden on the NHS, not fat people. IF as you say fat people are unhealthy and die earlier, then you say that they put MORE burden on the NHS when they die younger?? Simples math should tell you otherwise. Obviously, if someone is dying at a younger age, that is LESS burden on the NHS. Why is it these people can't do simple math??? |
Can you all try to debate the topic of the thread without getting personal please.
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Anyhow: I'll bite. I hate to point out the obvious errors in your calculations above: who is saying that skinny people between the ages of 66-95 even require anything from the NHS - at all. Many are very healthy and need no treatment whatsoever because they have eaten the right things, because they have exercised and taken care of their body, inside and out. Give or take the odd annual flu jab. Most obese people have breathing difficulties and require several types of medications, as well as meds to prevent DVT etc, and that's not taking into account the treatment for their heart attacks, operations for heart bypasses etc, meds for their heart conditions due to the excess stress their obesity places on the internal organs, high blood pressure, wasted attempts at gastric bypass operations, gastric band operations - all before they get to the magic 65 then pop their clogs. All in all, I'd say the skinnies still cost less. |
Are gastric bands on the NHS? :o I thought they were a private thing.
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http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/weight-...roduction.aspx Also: Boob jobs (implants as well as reductions, and augmentations) are also done on the NHS but that's another discussion thread altogether. |
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-considers a boob job :tongue:-
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You have a very crafty and disingenuous way with words dude. |
Fat people know the score,if that is how they want to be that is their choice,they aren't hurting anyone,while I take Pyramids point of view I also take Jedward Fevers point there are hundreds of things draining our resources,some of which are far worse that people overeating,I have seen someone almost destroyed by 'fat' jibes there really is no need for it,if you don't like that extra skin,say nothing it's not your problem,just get on with your own lives,I have friends fat and thin as long as we get on who cares?not I.
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I don't think that joking about someone's weight/looks would help them at all, it could only make things worse. I used to be overweight and I was really unhappy because I tried to lose weight so many times, and I finally did it last year when I lost more than 70 pounds in 6 months. It wasn't easy, but I'm more than satisfied now.
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The thing is people who are overweight are overweight because they eat too much . There is generally is an emotion that is attached to food, low self esteem, depressed etc. Smokers have things they attach fags to after eating, with a coffee, etc. Drinking booze is associated with socialising and can also be attached to people's emotions. The trouble with food is part of life and its is a lot harder to control than the latter two things has you have to eat to live, I think overweight people should cure the problem then they can cure the overeating.
As for Frank Skinner didnt he have his own addiction demons, pot and kettle spring to mind. |
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Hi Tmi !! :wavey: That's fine...if there is some psychological reason for the addiction. But that is not the case for all fat/obese people. Those who are fat / obsese get that way, not through addiction: but down to eating too much of the wrong things, and not enough exercise. Pretending that being fat and obese people get that way due to only an addiction is complete denial of the truth: MOST fat people are fat due consuming more calories than they burn. We've (you and I) have had this convo many times over ;) and I know it's one that we end up agreeing to disagree. :) To Vladimir - excellent job and well done indeed. You did something about it and all credit to you for that. :) |
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