Hot or not?

[Fjar]

well at least its better than people walking behind you playing a tuba wherever you go
haha, i'd just fucking LOVE to do that

My brother used to do that to me (imitating the tuba, not actually playing one!) whenever I was walking.

Nice one Hamdir bringing up some childhood trauma!

Haha, it's cool. The jokes still happen, but my brother and sister swear it's ironic nowadays.

[isabiggles]

My sister used to be chubby.

Now she's thin and calling her podge is no longer funny

[Jobdone]

As a fat guy speaking, if it wasn't for the need to have money for booze (and pies, obviously), I'd hire a guy to follow me round with a tuba.

[Amelia]

As a fat guy speaking, if it wasn't for the need to have money for booze (and pies, obviously), I'd hire a guy to follow me round with a tuba.

[isabiggles]

My old band used to practise at school and there was this REALLY REALLY fat guy who worked in the music school who would always walk into the room (big room) we were practising in. It became really disrupting because whenever he came in it was obligitory (how the fuck do you spell that?) to play the fat guy plodding along song even if we were half way through the song.

He never noticed though.

[NeglectedField]

Funnily enough, today before work I saw a fat man walking at a leisurely pace, and I amused myself with the idea of writing some artsy piano tune called Fat Man Walking At A Leisurely Pace. I am odd.

[Nantha]

nah but I wouldnt worry about it, people who trip on thin people are usually just jealous, you dont see people telling fat people they have eating problems so why is it alright to say it to a thin person? jealousy is the answer!

well, people do make fun of fat people and tell them they have problems quite often, so that's clearly not true. also, some people genuinely are too thin, to the point that they look gross and they are hurting their health. it's kind of assumed that fat people know that they are fat, but that people who are too thin (if they are genuinely anorexic or have some other eating disorder) might not realize that they are too thin, so friends who wouldn't point out a fat person's weight issues might comment on a thin friends perceived weight issues. saying someone looks too thin can be an expression of genuine concern or just a body type preference, not necessarily jealousy.

right...
Im talking about how its unfair to rip on thin people for being thin, they have feelings and insecurities too, Its not only the fatties. Theres a difference between a concerned friend and someone making a hurtful comment.
and anyway, anorexia generally isn't funny, eating too many pies... kinda is

LOL @ isabiggles' post

[herzeleid]

The way I sees it, I take anything 'ginger' related in good humour, so I have no remorse for making fun of fat people, skinny people, stupid people, etc...

Also, that's a damn hot broken picture image there Metalchemyst!

[Metalchemyst]

The way I sees it, I take anything 'ginger' related in good humour, so I have no remorse for making fun of fat people, skinny people, stupid people, etc...

Also, that's a damn hot broken picture image there Metalchemyst!

Seems okay now. See what you were missing.

[herzeleid]

Oh... Grim.

[Jobdone]

The way I sees it, I take anything 'ginger' related in good humour, so I have no remorse for making fun of fat people, skinny people, stupid people, etc...

On the good humour note, was watching All the Boys Love Mandy Lane or something the other day.

Make some jokes about it, somehow gets onto penis jokes, followed by jokes suggesting I have a small penis. I laugh, and make the required self-derogatory comments.
Two minutes later in the film, a guy has jokes directed about him having a small cock and storms wildly out the room.

[Finnvitka]

this is relevant to this thread

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/8439495.stm

[a_p]

I don't care what anybody thinks; I'm head over heels in love with Laura Tobin from BBC weather

[Amelia]

well she is adorable, if kind of disturbingly perky for someone who has to be awake and functioning so early in the morning

[Dan Jenkins]

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