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Dear Fat People

Biggest problem with fat people is they have fat kids and it's one continuous fat cycle and the earth is crowded enough that we don't need more fatties making even less space. All you fat people need to be the adult to break the cycle and start a cycle of skinny progeny. TIA.
 
seattlejazzfan said:
Biggest problem with fat people is they have fat kids and it's one continuous fat cycle and the earth is crowded enough that we don't need more fatties making even less space. All you fat people need to be the adult to break the cycle and start a cycle of skinny progeny. TIA.
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There is a lot of truth to this rant.
 
Shaming can be damaging, to those with thin skin. In my experience, it took a 3 month layoff and ballooning to my heaviest in January 2013 to realize I was slowly killing myself and limiting the interactions I could have with my nieces and nephews. At first it added to the depression until I figured out that no one but me was going to change, though I did have some inspiration from family and friends. So, I got off my *** and made it happen. I'm the fittest I've ever been. The happiest I've ever been, and on my way to becoming a fitness trainer. The thought of having a healthy impact on someone who is in the shoes I once was, is a powerful and motivational thing. It all boils down to wanting to change and taking pride in your body and how you want to feel.

I'm doing the Spartan Super in June this year and hope to do the Trifecta(3 different Spartans in one calendar year)sometime in the next 2 years.


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Red Jazz Fan said:
Shaming can be damaging, to those with thin skin. In my experience, it took a 3 month layoff and ballooning to my heaviest in January 2013 to realize I was slowly killing myself and limiting the interactions I could have with my nieces and nephews. At first it added to the depression until I figured out that no one but me was going to change, though I did have some inspiration from family and friends. So, I got off my *** and made it happen. I'm the fittest I've ever been. The happiest I've ever been, and on my way to becoming a fitness trainer. The thought of having a healthy impact on someone who is in the shoes I once was, is a powerful and motivational thing. It all boils down to wanting to change and taking pride in your body and how you want to feel.

I'm doing the Spartan Super in June this year and hope to do the Trifecta(3 different Spartans in one calendar year)sometime in the next 2 years.


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Is anyone besides me turned on?
 
Red Jazz Fan said:
Shaming can be damaging, to those with thin skin. In my experience, it took a 3 month layoff and ballooning to my heaviest in January 2013 to realize I was slowly killing myself and limiting the interactions I could have with my nieces and nephews. At first it added to the depression until I figured out that no one but me was going to change, though I did have some inspiration from family and friends. So, I got off my *** and made it happen. I'm the fittest I've ever been. The happiest I've ever been, and on my way to becoming a fitness trainer. The thought of having a healthy impact on someone who is in the shoes I once was, is a powerful and motivational thing. It all boils down to wanting to change and taking pride in your body and how you want to feel.

I'm doing the Spartan Super in June this year and hope to do the Trifecta(3 different Spartans in one calendar year)sometime in the next 2 years.


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**** yeah, dude. Nice job. Granted what you are doing is the extreme of one side of the spectrum but still. I don't think I've ever come back from a run, hike or bike ride and said, "****, I feel miserable, why did I just do that?"

I think I've posted this before but here's a decent account of an ex fatty:

https://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?singlepost=3289664
https://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=229072
 
Red Jazz Fan said:
Shaming can be damaging, to those with thin skin. In my experience, it took a 3 month layoff and ballooning to my heaviest in January 2013 to realize I was slowly killing myself and limiting the interactions I could have with my nieces and nephews. At first it added to the depression until I figured out that no one but me was going to change, though I did have some inspiration from family and friends. So, I got off my *** and made it happen. I'm the fittest I've ever been. The happiest I've ever been, and on my way to becoming a fitness trainer. The thought of having a healthy impact on someone who is in the shoes I once was, is a powerful and motivational thing. It all boils down to wanting to change and taking pride in your body and how you want to feel.

I'm doing the Spartan Super in June this year and hope to do the Trifecta(3 different Spartans in one calendar year)sometime in the next 2 years.


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Congrats. That's great.
 
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E.J. Wells said:
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Noted.
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I just walked into Walmart behind a couple of hefers who were both wearing black stretch pants. As luck would have it, no long shirts or purses to cover their butts.
 
freakazoid said:
I just walked into Walmart behind a couple of hefers who were both wearing black stretch pants. As luck would have it, no long shirts or purses to cover their butts.
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After my time in the Navy I realized any time I wanted the third world vibe all I had to do was walk into walmart.
 
freakazoid said:
I just walked into Walmart behind a couple of hefers who were both wearing black stretch pants. As luck would have it, no long shirts or purses to cover their butts.
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*heifers

Across the nation, Walmart is a herding ground for the biggest our nation has to offer. Walmart even offers "scooters" for the rotund variety.
 
VINYLONE said:
**** yeah, dude. Nice job. Granted what you are doing is the extreme of one side of the spectrum but still. I don't think I've ever come back from a run, hike or bike ride and said, "****, I feel miserable, why did I just do that?"

I think I've posted this before but here's a decent account of an ex fatty:

https://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?singlepost=3289664
https://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=229072
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I'm not sure what was worse: those articles, or the fact that I read both of them. Holy **** balls, did babe write those? The only thing missing was a Magic Bullet and Jimmy Hoffa's corpse.
 
Why is this thread so mean to fat people? I think there are many here who could be fat because I see some people post like 30000 times and you have to be lazy to make that. I think we should let people be even if they are ugly or stink or fat. We should not be racist to them too. Right?
 
As a person who works in healthcare, there is way too much apathy about people's weight and associated health status. And I'm talking about people who are LITERALLY obese BMI >30. Everyone is free to make their own choices, sure... but then they suck the healthcare systems dry with all the problems they accrue as part of their freedom. High blood pressure, diabetes, lack of mobility leading to other heart, lung, and nerve issues. Even basic stuff like personal hygiene takes a big hit. Can't reach your butt to wipe properly? Can't stand in the shower long enough to wash off without needing to sit down? That makes them more prone to infection... The list goes on, and it is really frustrating from that angle. As a society we need to be encouraging of healthy lifestyles and helping people see how to do that. It IS completely possible to eat healthy on food stamps, my family has done it while I've been in school. It's just about caring enough to take time to plan a meal and taking the extra time to prepare it.

/rant
 
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E.J. Wells said:
I'm not sure what was worse: those articles, or the fact that I read both of them. Holy **** balls, did babe write those? The only thing missing was a Magic Bullet and Jimmy Hoffa's corpse.
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Can you be more specific? With the recent health articles that have come out in regards to cholesterol, fat and sodium intake, Mr. Denninger has been spot on. If you've got a problem with the meat of the article, what's the issue?
 
RobDMB said:
As a person who works in healthcare, there is way too much apathy about people's weight and associated health status. And I'm talking about people who are LITERALLY obese BMI >30. Everyone is free to make their own choices, sure... but then they suck the healthcare systems dry with all the problems they accrue as part of their freedom. High blood pressure, diabetes, lack of mobility leading to other heart, lung, and nerve issues. Even basic stuff like personal hygiene takes a big hit. Can't reach your butt to wipe properly? Can't stand in the shower long enough to wash off without needing to sit down? That makes them more prone to infection... The list goes on, and it is really frustrating from that angle. As a society we need to be encouraging of healthy lifestyles and helping people see how to do that. It IS completely possible to eat healthy on food stamps, my family has done it while I've been in school. It's just about caring enough to take time to plan a meal and taking the extra time to prepare it.

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Yup. It's dangerous too.

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