huge topic:Americans keep getting fatter

[UCGal]

[quote=briansd1]If a fat person has an office job sitting down all day, she might wish to change jobs and do work that requires physical work. That would be the responsible thing to do.
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are you still on the fat women thing? What about fat men?

And are you really suggesting someone who’s gone to school, built a career, etc for something like engineering, biotech, whatever, should change careers to something more physical… like gardener, ditch digger, domestic… Most of the jobs that require a big education investment are pretty non physical. (Medicine perhaps being an exception.

I’m not making excuses for being overweight – probably obese. It’s my issue, I own it. I’m working on it. But I really wonder what issues you have that you seem to aggressively dislike women who are overweight – making assumptions that they are bitter and angry (another thread) and that they should change jobs.

[briansd1]

[quote=UCGal]
are you still on the fat women thing? What about fat men?
[/quote]

Same goes for fat men.

As a matter of fact, I always remind my friend he owes me on all our bets to lose weight.

I was jokingly telling my sister-in-law that my brother is getting fat. She smiled and had that look of satisfaction of a job well done.

[briansd1]

[quote=UCGal]
are you still on the fat women thing? What about fat men?
[/quote]

Same goes for fat men.

As a matter of fact, I always remind my friend he owes me on all our bets to lose weight.

I was jokingly telling my sister-in-law that my brother is getting fat. She smiled and had that look of satisfaction of a job well done.

[briansd1]

[quote=UCGal]
are you still on the fat women thing? What about fat men?
[/quote]

Same goes for fat men.

As a matter of fact, I always remind my friend he owes me on all our bets to lose weight.

I was jokingly telling my sister-in-law that my brother is getting fat. She smiled and had that look of satisfaction of a job well done.

[briansd1]

[quote=UCGal]
are you still on the fat women thing? What about fat men?
[/quote]

Same goes for fat men.

As a matter of fact, I always remind my friend he owes me on all our bets to lose weight.

I was jokingly telling my sister-in-law that my brother is getting fat. She smiled and had that look of satisfaction of a job well done.

[briansd1]

[quote=UCGal]
are you still on the fat women thing? What about fat men?
[/quote]

Same goes for fat men.

As a matter of fact, I always remind my friend he owes me on all our bets to lose weight.

I was jokingly telling my sister-in-law that my brother is getting fat. She smiled and had that look of satisfaction of a job well done.

[briansd1]

It will be fun when as, ocrenter predicts, we’ll get to 90% obesity/overweight rate in few decades.

We already have HUGE SUVs. Will all the airplanes seats become business/first class size? I hope so.

Woman ordered off plane to make way for obese teenager who needed two seats
A petite woman was told to get off a plane to make room for an obese teenager who needed two seats.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/7913178/Woman-ordered-off-plane-to-make-way-for-obese-teenager-who-needed-two-seats.html

[briansd1]

It will be fun when as, ocrenter predicts, we’ll get to 90% obesity/overweight rate in few decades.

We already have HUGE SUVs. Will all the airplanes seats become business/first class size? I hope so.

Woman ordered off plane to make way for obese teenager who needed two seats
A petite woman was told to get off a plane to make room for an obese teenager who needed two seats.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/7913178/Woman-ordered-off-plane-to-make-way-for-obese-teenager-who-needed-two-seats.html

[briansd1]

It will be fun when as, ocrenter predicts, we’ll get to 90% obesity/overweight rate in few decades.

We already have HUGE SUVs. Will all the airplanes seats become business/first class size? I hope so.

Woman ordered off plane to make way for obese teenager who needed two seats
A petite woman was told to get off a plane to make room for an obese teenager who needed two seats.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/7913178/Woman-ordered-off-plane-to-make-way-for-obese-teenager-who-needed-two-seats.html

[briansd1]

It will be fun when as, ocrenter predicts, we’ll get to 90% obesity/overweight rate in few decades.

We already have HUGE SUVs. Will all the airplanes seats become business/first class size? I hope so.

Woman ordered off plane to make way for obese teenager who needed two seats
A petite woman was told to get off a plane to make room for an obese teenager who needed two seats.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/7913178/Woman-ordered-off-plane-to-make-way-for-obese-teenager-who-needed-two-seats.html

[briansd1]

It will be fun when as, ocrenter predicts, we’ll get to 90% obesity/overweight rate in few decades.

We already have HUGE SUVs. Will all the airplanes seats become business/first class size? I hope so.

Woman ordered off plane to make way for obese teenager who needed two seats
A petite woman was told to get off a plane to make room for an obese teenager who needed two seats.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/7913178/Woman-ordered-off-plane-to-make-way-for-obese-teenager-who-needed-two-seats.html

[ocrenter]

obviously the petite and likely vain woman was in the wrong here.

#1, she was a standby.

#2, the passenger involved is a mere child.

#3, for anybody the weight is a sore subject, but this is especially so for a teenage girl.

stay silent to minimize hurt feelings, that is the new norm. so shut up and start building bigger planes with bigger seats. the population demands it, without any commotion.

Just follow the lead of the clothing industry, within 60 years “what was a size 8 in the 1950s had become a 4 by the 1970s and 00 today.” The women all feel better about themselves and we just keep growing… all is well in the land of the plenty. that is ultimately what is the most important.

http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2006/05/05/0_is_the_new_8/

[ocrenter]

obviously the petite and likely vain woman was in the wrong here.

#1, she was a standby.

#2, the passenger involved is a mere child.

#3, for anybody the weight is a sore subject, but this is especially so for a teenage girl.

stay silent to minimize hurt feelings, that is the new norm. so shut up and start building bigger planes with bigger seats. the population demands it, without any commotion.

Just follow the lead of the clothing industry, within 60 years “what was a size 8 in the 1950s had become a 4 by the 1970s and 00 today.” The women all feel better about themselves and we just keep growing… all is well in the land of the plenty. that is ultimately what is the most important.

http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2006/05/05/0_is_the_new_8/

[ocrenter]

obviously the petite and likely vain woman was in the wrong here.

#1, she was a standby.

#2, the passenger involved is a mere child.

#3, for anybody the weight is a sore subject, but this is especially so for a teenage girl.

stay silent to minimize hurt feelings, that is the new norm. so shut up and start building bigger planes with bigger seats. the population demands it, without any commotion.

Just follow the lead of the clothing industry, within 60 years “what was a size 8 in the 1950s had become a 4 by the 1970s and 00 today.” The women all feel better about themselves and we just keep growing… all is well in the land of the plenty. that is ultimately what is the most important.

http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2006/05/05/0_is_the_new_8/

[ocrenter]

obviously the petite and likely vain woman was in the wrong here.

#1, she was a standby.

#2, the passenger involved is a mere child.

#3, for anybody the weight is a sore subject, but this is especially so for a teenage girl.

stay silent to minimize hurt feelings, that is the new norm. so shut up and start building bigger planes with bigger seats. the population demands it, without any commotion.

Just follow the lead of the clothing industry, within 60 years “what was a size 8 in the 1950s had become a 4 by the 1970s and 00 today.” The women all feel better about themselves and we just keep growing… all is well in the land of the plenty. that is ultimately what is the most important.

http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2006/05/05/0_is_the_new_8/

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