Don't say 'obese'... you might upset fat people

DurkaDurka

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What are they going to do with them? Sell to some mahoot in Wawa for logging?

I think Bob Barker (of the price is right) is coughing up 800 grand to have them transferred to an elephant sanctuary in Califnornia.

Maybe we could outfit the elephants for military service? haha
 

karrie

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The way I judge obesity is by seating on the subways in Toronto. If I am sitting in my seat and a person sits next to me, with their fat spilling on to me, they're obese.

Then you'd be wrong. My trainer is roughly a size 6, fit (obviously), and according to the metrics used, obese. Enough fat for a tiny roll over your jeans puts you into the obese category.
 

earth_as_one

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Another idiosyncrasy of mine is I find watching women's hockey live an immense turn on. Especially when two women get in the corner and fight over the puck. Something about two physically fit women, pushing, shoving, grunting, sweating... It's HOT! I prefer women's hockey over men's hockey.
 

hunboldt

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Obese is derogatory eh? Hmmm, I wonder how they feel about the term 'fat fuk' then?


they probably feel about it with all ten fingers...


double that for a barefoot fat fuk.
 

Kreskin

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Years ago our karate instructor was about 5'5" and weighed about 215lbs. Thats a 35.8 BMI. There wasn't probably 2 lbs of fat on him, yet he would be 'obese' by technical measure.
 

hunboldt

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Obesity is a medical term which describes a condition where excess body fat has accumulated to the extent that it may have an adverse effect on health, leading to reduced life expectancy and/or increased health problems.

One definition of "fat" is a layman's term for obesity.

The terms fat or thin should be no more derogatory than tall or short, having brown hair or blonde hair. They are just descriptions which should be neutral regarding desirability. Yet we are brainwashed into believing some body types are more desirable than others. Desirability is a personal preference, not a universal standard.

Perceived desirability is influenced by cultural and personal tastes. Many cultures and individuals find obesity attractive or desirable. Obesity can be perceived as a sign of wealth and affluence. However in western culture, we've become obsessed with being thin... in the case of super models, the current standard is near anorexic and unhealthy IMO. Personally, I find the body shape of most super models unattractive. They are too thin according to my personal tastes. I find women with a curvy solid athletic build desirable like these women athletes:




Then theres....
 

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JLM

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We were taught in school never to use a long word when a short one will do. So I guess "fat" qualifies!